Dolly Price Books in Order

Isadora faces a bleak Christmas after eight years confined within a workhouse, nursing wounds and fading hope. Arthur searches through winter weather for the woman he loves, seeking the truth behind her disappearance and a chance to bring her home.

Abandoned as a baby in a churchyard, Emma receives mysterious gifts there each year. As an adult, social rejection and a forbidden attachment drive her onto the streets, where an unexpected Christmas friendship offers new hope.

Two babies born at a Victorian workhouse are placed with the wrong mothers, shaping very different childhoods. As Phoebe and Claretta grow up, their intertwined histories complicate their searches for belonging, love, and the truth of their origins.

Sandra loses her family’s wealth to an embezzling steward and descends into poverty. Domestic service offers a brief reprieve before controversy forces her to flee again, seeking refuge with Clement while the steward pursues her.

An elderly baker and his wife shelter a mysterious orphan in Victorian Whitechapel. As Isabella grows up, secrets about her origins bring dangerous enemies, and a young apprentice must confront his feelings while trying to protect her.

Rescued from a river after her mother attempts to drown her, Gwendoline finds love with a poor adoptive family. Hardship sends them to the workhouse, and her escape draws her into the dangerous secrets of her unknown past.

After her parents’ mysterious boating accident, Eliza is left at a convent and raised by nuns. Her guardians’ return brings confinement and danger, while an inspector and his son pursue the secrets surrounding her family.

Sisters Clare and Anna flee a cruel stepmother for London’s docklands, where they encounter Edgar, a young man hardened by gang life. Acts of kindness challenge his mistrust as all three struggle toward safety, forgiveness, and love.

After being passed between relatives, Caroline disappears into a dangerous corner of London. Arthur, newly freed from wrongful punishment, discovers her plight while trying to clear his own name, bringing their hopes for freedom together.

After losing both parents, Isabella struggles to support her younger sisters in Liverpool's dockyard slums. A marriage of convenience to an heir offers security, but his mother's hostility makes their new life a different kind of struggle.

Abandoned to a workhouse, Olivia Coomb loses her voice and later attracts Franklin Slater’s affection. When family and society oppose their relationship, her disappearance and a mysterious veiled woman complicate his search for her.

Desertion sends Annabel and her midwife mother into the workhouse, where a crisis offers a possible escape. Leaving its walls does not end their troubles, as bitterness and revenge threaten their chance to rebuild a family.

Separated from her parents at the Crystal Palace Exhibition, Rose Simmons grows up facing factory hardship and false accusations. Flight to Manchester brings unfamiliar allies and a strangely familiar mill manager whose past may connect with hers.

Separated from her parents and siblings, Daphne refuses to abandon hope of bringing her family together again. Workhouse hardship, slum life, and disaster test her determination as she searches for belonging and the possibility of love.

After her father’s death leaves Demelza Abbot in servitude, she suspects the tragedy concealed a crime. Affection for a young master offers hope, but a threatening lawyer and growing family mysteries endanger her future.

Lesley Burrows takes work at her uncle’s Liverpool flour mill and discovers secrets behind a family estrangement. Her growing attachment to clerk Cecil Locksmith faces an uncertain future as he struggles between love and personal advancement.

When her mother is arrested at Christmas, Tess Woods must fend for herself among uncaring relatives. Her life eventually intersects with Alexander Bailey, whose inheritance attracts a dangerous stepmother, drawing them into a search for safety and truth.

Servant’s daughter Penny Fowler dreams of escaping poverty, while heir Martin Eglinton returns from Peru burdened by illness and guilt. Their relationship faces a devastating separation that leaves each believing the other has died.

After her clergyman father dies, Bess Lanyard grows up in poverty with her mother. A rescued heir’s promise sustains her hopes, but a young curate’s affection forces her to reconsider the future she has imagined.

Left to support five siblings after their father dies, young Daisy faces mill work and a neglectful mother. An accusation of murder sends the children fleeing, bringing new dangers and an uncertain chance of finding protection.

Julia grows up in a mining community, unaware that she was exchanged at birth for a boy whose inheritance mattered more. Tragedy and workhouse hardship bring her hidden origins closer to people determined to conceal them.

Childhood friends Babs and Caleb Dalton are separated by class and circumstance. Years later, a woman’s collapse outside Caleb’s London cabinet shop brings their paths together again, but concealed identity and misunderstandings threaten their reunion.

Polly escapes an orphanage disguised as a boy and enters Lieutenant George Nate’s service. When her identity emerges, scandal forces marriage, leaving the couple to confront family ambition, pride, and secrets stretching from London to Egypt.

Orphaned Agnes Taylor becomes a governess at a New Forest manor while pursuing her ambition to write. Estate owner Edward Fallow shares that passion, but a conditional inheritance and family schemes threaten their growing affection.