Carolyn Miller Books in Order

Lady Charlotte wants a love match, but her father favors widowed duke William Hartwell. William hopes to win her heart despite the betrayal of his first marriage, leaving them to negotiate the distance between romantic desire and duty.

Disgraced and depressed, Clara DeLancey finds friendship with an injured naval captain’s sisters after leaving London. Attraction to Benjamin Kemsley offers hope, but family disapproval, social expectations and limited money stand between them and a new life.

Minister’s daughter Lavinia Ellison challenges a returning earl’s indifference to his tenants and village responsibilities. Nicholas Stamford carries guilt from war and family tragedy, while social divisions and a hidden connection complicate their growing regard.

Artist Serena Winthrop distrusts charming gambler Henry, Lord Carmichael, while he begins questioning his empty social life. A promise not to court her becomes difficult to honor when her artistic ambitions and concealed past invite scandal.

After eloping to Gretna Green, Julia Hale discovers that her husband has vanished and her romantic hopes are faltering. Possibly pregnant, she returns to the family she defied, seeking forgiveness and a way through an uncertain marriage.

Catherine Winthrop is forced to confront a former love when tragedy brings newly titled Jonathan Carlew back into her life. Hurt on both sides and questions about family reputation threaten any chance of understanding their painful separation.

Proper Caroline Hatherleigh’s visit to Devonshire introduces her to fossil hunter Gideon Kirby and challenges her social assumptions. His ill sister, hidden history and local smugglers complicate an attraction neither can safely acknowledge.

Sent to Scotland after another scrape, independent Verity Hatherleigh meets Anthony Jardine, a former curate struggling with his inherited estate. Their attraction faces differences of faith and his deception about an identity she values truth too highly to ignore.

Cecilia Hatherleigh has long loved Edward Amherst, who barely notices her until family troubles prompt him to seek a wife. Social prejudice and political unrest complicate her hope that he will finally see her differently.

Mary Bloomfield has found purpose assisting her physician father when injured war hero Adam Edgerton returns home facing a debilitating disease. Their difficult friendship offers hope, but a mountain storm brings scandal and forces them to reconsider their future.

Bree Karlsson resolves never to date another athlete, overlooking her brother’s hockey-playing best friend Mike. Helping with her search for romance gives Mike hope, until a Valentine’s Day misunderstanding threatens the friendship they both value.

Children’s advocate Emma Moritello struggles to preserve her work while hockey enforcer TJ Woletsky tries to repair his troubled reputation. Their growing connection faces old resentments and a new incident that casts doubt on his efforts to change.

Hockey star Jai Mullins wants a genuine relationship and fears being targeted by a devoted fan. Shy museum guide Allie Davis shares his interests, but the secret she conceals threatens the trust behind their budding romance.

Single mother Maggie Joly has set romance aside after repeated loss, until Montreal goalie Beau Nash enters her life. Their connection with her young son offers hope, but workplace trouble and an on-ice accident revive her deepest fears.

Australian speed skater Holly Travers is focused on qualifying for the Vancouver Games, while hockey player Brent Karlsson wants to prove he has changed. Their fake relationship becomes harder to dismiss despite demanding careers and international distance.

A visit to a friend’s castle leads Sarah Drayton into a marriage of convenience with reluctant heir James Langley. Left to face hostility while he fights abroad, she must decide whether his changed behavior on returning deserves trust.

Sarah Maguire spends a summer at Lake Muskoka recovering from heartbreak and befriends hockey player Daniel Walton. As attraction develops, unresolved histories and her possible return overseas challenge their ability to trust a future together.

Facing a Christmas deadline, novelist Staci Everton retreats to her grandmother’s Canadian town to finish a manuscript. Burned-out doctor James Wells wants quiet family time, but their contrasting perspectives complicate an unexpected holiday connection.

Resort worker Serena Williamson questions her worth after romantic disappointment. New church minister Joel Wakefield hopes for a fresh start in Muskoka, but helping Serena trust again means navigating misunderstandings and her lingering self-doubt.

Elissa Bennet’s first impression of Liam Darcy is decidedly poor, despite his family’s determination that he marry. His sister’s dare pushes him to pursue Elissa, leaving her uncertain whether his interest reflects genuine feelings or wounded pride.

Theodosia Stapleton’s quiet life changes when she takes in a friend’s orphaned daughter. The child’s celebrated soldier uncle arrives intending a brief visit, but affection, an accident and scandal challenge the future both had planned.

Former athlete Hannah Wade fights to prove herself as a Calgary sports reporter, then interviews a hockey player from her past. Franklin James feels an unexpected connection, but professional prejudice and questions of faith complicate their reunion.

Single mother and artist Toni Wakefield feels unworthy of her brother’s friend Matt, who has loved her for years. Distance, demanding work and her determination to focus on her son complicate his efforts to win her trust.

A collection of holiday romances returns to Muskoka Shores, bringing familiar characters together with new arrivals. Short stories explore seasonal connections, Christmas celebrations and the hope of finding love within the lakeside community.

After her actions at a wedding attract worldwide attention, Jackie O’Halloran catches the interest of visiting actor Lincoln Cash. Their attraction grows in Muskoka, but differences in faith and celebrity expectations complicate the possibility of love.

Cassie James manages her family ranch and its film set, determined to avoid celebrity attention. Actor Harrison Woods’s difficult behavior tests her patience, while glimpses beneath his public image leave her wondering what he is hiding.

Actress Ainsley Beckett and hockey player Zac Parotti agree to fake a relationship to reduce public and family pressure. As real feelings emerge, her guarded past and his new faith make their convenient arrangement harder to manage.

A traffic incident brings wealthy Anna Morely into contact with police officer Tom Woodmore. Her family’s social expectations and his grief over a lost fiancée challenge their attraction as both learn what risking love requires.

Ballet teacher Bailey Donovan trains reluctant hockey player Luc Blanchard for television in hopes of saving her studio. Their contrasting personalities spark attraction, while publicity pressures and unresolved pasts challenge the partnership they build.

Bookstore worker Sylvie Miles is accustomed to being judged by her appearance, but hockey player Ryan Guillemette sees something more. Their attraction deepens, yet conflicting beliefs leave Ryan questioning whether love can bridge their differences.

Busy veterinarian Jessie James has little room for romance, despite hockey player Tom Chavez’s steady interest. When tragedy disrupts her life, Tom hopes to show that his concern extends beyond her care for his dog.

Australian visitor Aidan Quinn travels to Ireland to trace his ancestry and meets lively Rory Fairall at her family’s castle hotel. Their attraction offers unexpected hope until a dispute about the castle’s ownership threatens their future.

Musicians Sarah and Dan Walton find refuge from their busy careers in Muskoka, while unspoken wishes linger between them. Tragedy and health challenges test their marriage, their faith and their ability to face an uncertain future together.

After losing her teaching position, Olivia Bennett moves to an English village to care for her grandmother. Work at a historic estate brings her into conflict with brusque gardener Liam Browne, whose guarded manner conceals a difficult family legacy.

Librarian Britta Johnson offers hockey player Mitchell Reilly fictional examples to help him romance his long-distance girlfriend. What begins as friendly advice becomes complicated when their own feelings undermine the relationships and assumptions they considered secure.

An injury ends Poppy James’s dance ambitions and sends her home to Three Creek Ranch. A new employee revives a painful shared history, forcing Poppy and Jake Guillemette to confront old mistakes and the possibility of change.

Feeling uncertain about her future, Aisling Fairall meets an uninvited wedding guest at her family’s Irish hotel. Andrew Scott is recovering from a broken engagement, and their unexpected connection gives both a reason to hope again.

Successful dating-app partners EJ Bennett and Jordan Knight have long been friends, but Jordan wants more. His attempt to expose her glamorous boyfriend’s infidelity backfires, sending EJ home to reconsider both her ambitions and her relationships.

Practical Elinor Bennett and romantic sister Katie celebrate graduation with a murder-mystery weekend in the Blue Mountains. Meeting two potential partners challenges their expectations, as sensible plans and idealized dreams prove unreliable guides to love.

An injury reunites hockey star Kyle Tinker with doctor Genevieve Rivas ten years after a devastating mistake separated them. Old guilt and concealed truths threaten both families as they consider whether forgiveness can make a future possible.

Fiona Fairall watches her younger siblings marry while privately grieving choices she cannot forgive. Reuniting with first love Declan O’Curran brings old hurts back into focus as both consider whether their past can allow a shared future.

Nurse Annabelle Bennett encounters former love Patrick Wentworth again while caring for his grandfather. Six years after he disappeared, unresolved grief and family pressures complicate their renewed attraction as both consider whether trust can be rebuilt.

Widowed mother Elsa Oskar faces deportation and uncertain prospects for her baby. Her late husband’s teammate Doug Lehtonen offers support, but a possible marriage of convenience requires both to confront grief, broken trust and unexpected feelings.