Denise Domning Books in Order

Temric rescues Philippa from an abusive husband despite the risks their forbidden relationship carries. Hidden together, they find a happiness neither expected, but the threat of discovery forces them to confront whether they can claim a future beyond fear and social constraint.

Rowena’s ambitions for religious authority end when she is compelled to marry Lord Rannulf. Betrayed in an earlier marriage, he wants only an heir, but growing threats force the reluctant couple to consider whether trust can protect them more effectively than emotional distance.

Pregnant widow Elyssa seeks control over her life but falls into the custody of secretive sheriff Geoffrey. Their conflict unsettles the fearsome reputation he maintains to protect his daughter, forcing both to weigh independence, family safety and the risks of honesty.

Nicola tries to escape marriage to the man she blames for her father’s death, but knight Gilliam claims both her home and her hand. Their forced union becomes a struggle over trust, authority and whether bitter opposition can ever give way to understanding.

Amid famine, Robert returns to protect Johanna from a plot involving the husband she was forced to marry. Their earlier separation left her convinced he betrayed her, and survival now depends on deciding whether she can believe the account he brings.

Anne enters Elizabeth’s court to secure a wealthy husband, unaware that Christopher has been sent to undermine her. His family’s lost title depends on her downfall, but mutual attraction draws them into a web of religious intrigue and competing loyalties.

Queen Elizabeth orders widowed Arabella into marriage with a reclusive Catholic landowner. His steward James suspects her of spying and is prepared to impersonate his employer, creating an increasingly dangerous tangle of deception, dependence and divided allegiance.

Desperate to protect her sister, Cassandra uses a card game to obtain money from Lord Graceton, then flees. He pursues her and finds an injured woman claiming amnesia, turning their contest of wit into a struggle over deception, trust and growing attraction.

After scandal damages her prospects in England, Verity travels to Kansas and arrives amid her brother’s forced wedding. Meeting Seth offers an unexpected possibility of happiness, but their connection must survive the circumstances surrounding them and a dangerous prairie fire.

In 1194, newly appointed royal official Faucon de Ramis investigates a miller’s death beneath his wheel. Assisted by an irritable clerk, he discovers that determining the cause requires navigating village grievances, religious authority and dangerous political interests.

Wounded and withdrawn, Jocelyn reluctantly takes part in Yuletide celebrations and encounters Avice, the woman he previously rejected. Their reunion forces him to confront past choices and consider whether an old connection can offer a path beyond the pain shaping his life.

A wealthy merchant is murdered, and the suspect seeks sanctuary in a church before Faucon and Brother Edmund can question him. Investigating the household leads them into a trade controlled by the victim’s wife and reveals that other pursuers have their own aims.

A girl’s body is discovered in a dying hamlet’s well, while the suspected killer flees into the forest. Pressured by the sheriff, Faucon and Brother Edmund seek refuge at an abbey, only to become entangled in another urgent search for a missing innocent.

Bored after exhausting his usual farm activities, Moosie meets a large new puppy named Polar Bear. Before their games can begin, the two must establish that their misleading names do not make them different animals, discovering an unexpected friendship in the process.

Knight Stephen arrives to claim a bride promised by royal writ, only to find King John controlling the wealthy widow’s future. Cecilia longs for freedom, and their paths converge amid threats that make escaping royal custody a dangerous gamble.

A knight dies soon after accusing his wife of adultery, and Faucon is asked to prove murder. A missing bell draws his attention toward competing family, financial and religious claims, turning an apparently straightforward death into a particularly tangled investigation.

As seasonal legends unsettle Warwickshire, villagers claim a dead man has returned to murder his son. Royal investigator Faucon must confront their account of a walking corpse and uncover the truth beneath fears that the boundary between living and dead has failed.