Caroline Warfield Books in Order

Seeking solitude in Upper Canada, Rand Wheatly finds his isolated life disrupted by a woman fleeing danger with her children. When she disappears again, his growing attachment drives him to search for her before her past catches up.

Esther Baumann hopes for a marriage that respects Jewish tradition without closing her world to new ideas. Banker Adam Halevy’s attraction to her challenges his expectations of a wife, forcing both to reconsider what a shared home could mean.

Stranded in Venice when her brother falls ill, Lady Charlotte accepts shelter with the physician treating him. Caring for his household awakens feelings neither expected, leaving her to weigh a long-cherished journey against a possible new home.

A disgraced officer of the Bengal army unexpectedly becomes responsible for two daughters. With a determined widow involved in their care, he must find a way to meet his new obligations while confronting his troubled past.

Whaling captain Robert Thorpe returns with enough money to establish a home and seek a wife. His attraction to tavern worker Beth Gordon challenges his assumptions, while malicious gossip threatens her reputation and their chance of happiness.

A marquess skilled in codes asks permission to court Abigail Latham and receives a puzzle box from her father instead. Solving its mechanisms becomes a challenge intertwined with understanding Abigail herself and the family guarding her future.

A missing signet ring threatens a disputed inheritance and draws Fletcher Graham toward baker Anna Hale. As they investigate, suspicion and scandal force a sham betrothal, complicating an attraction neither expected to find amid the mystery.

The Duke of Murnane takes an unofficial assignment in Canton, hoping distance and service will offer an escape. Instead, the dangerous port brings unresolved troubles into focus and presents a chance for love to change his direction.

Across four wartime Christmases, Canadian soldier Harry finds comfort with French widow Rosemarie and her young son. Their growing love must endure military demands, separation and the uncertainty of whether peace will bring them a shared future.

Widowed duchess Madelyn seeks peace after an abusive marriage, but a visiting colonel unsettles her quiet life. Their attraction must overcome differences of wealth and standing, along with wounds neither can resolve simply by falling in love.

Scholar Richard Mallet travels down the Nile pursuing ancient language and academic recognition. His encounter with healer Analiese Cloutier draws him into political unrest, where conflicting ambitions and a forced marriage complicate their struggle to escape.

Robert Benson returns to Ashmead intending to sell the property left by the earl who secretly fathered him. Lucy Whitaker, who has cared for its people and land, challenges his plans and his determination to leave again.

Prosperous mine owner Gideon returns to manage his absent brother’s ducal estate despite painful family memories. With rumors and a rival claimant threatening his position, he finds an unexpected ally in an overlooked young woman named Mia.

Facing homelessness, Frances Hancock seeks help from the estate of the earl she has just learned was her father. Steward Eli Benson accepts a responsibility omitted from the will, while mysterious attacks put their growing bond under pressure.

After repairing his inherited estate, the proper Earl of Clarion turns toward politics while struggling with loneliness. His lively widowed neighbor and their mischievous children disrupt his orderly plans, challenging his ideas about a suitable countess.

Three veterans return from the Napoleonic wars carrying injuries, painful memories and uncertain prospects. These connected novellas follow their efforts to rebuild their lives as unexpected relationships offer companionship and reasons to hope beyond survival.

Discovering his dukedom rests on a false claim, Phillip travels to America determined to succeed independently. Robbed and injured, he finds refuge with tavern keeper Nan Archer, whose hard-won independence challenges his assumptions about worth and privilege.

Unexpectedly made Duke of Roseleigh, Henry Bradley inherits demanding relatives, tenants and a bitter rivalry over prize roses. The rival earl’s daughter offers friendship and horticultural help, raising the possibility that love could end the family feud.

Lady Georgiana Hayden needs scholarly help to recover neglected women’s poetry and turns to the man she once loved. Returning soldier Andrew Mallet fears another encounter will threaten his career, his peace and the heart her family already wounded.

Will Landrum inherits responsibility for a grieving sister, a troubled nephew and a neglected estate. Neighboring land steward Catherine Wheatly offers unexpected companionship, but restoring his family’s honor requires him to face the harm they have caused.

Determined to arrange her own future, Lilias Thornton resists the controlling Marquess of Glenaire. When personal dangers become entangled with his diplomatic work, their struggle of wills carries them into political unrest around the Mediterranean.

Disgraced and destitute in Rome, Jamie Heyworth reluctantly helps a widow protect her newly discovered niece. A marriage of convenience draws them together, but his hidden shame and her distrust of drink threaten their fragile alliance.