Elizabeth Johns Books in Order

A cruel prank wrecks Lady Beatrice Chalcroft's betrothal and sends her to an orphanage in Scotland far from society's glare. There she crosses paths with Lord Vernon, who must decide whether love can survive pride, pain, and a very imperfect past.

Elinor Abbott has spent years hiding from the aftermath of a brutal attack. Returning to England during wartime, she meets the wounded Viscount Easton, and their voyage home becomes the start of a careful, deeply felt healing romance.

Lydia Markham and Nathaniel Fairmont fall hard during a whirlwind season, then a tragic event tears them apart and sends him to war. When they meet again, love is still there, but so are old mistakes and painful secrets.

After her parents are gone, Gwendolyn Lambert is left poor, unprotected, and dependent on the Dowager Duchess of Loring's help. The duchess has matchmaking plans, but distance, storms, and meddling mothers make the road to love anything but direct.

A disillusioned duke tries to find a wife through his solicitor, only to be rejected by the very woman rumored to want a title. Forced into close company, both discover that pride thaws more slowly than attraction.

One of three triplet sisters, a sharp-tongued heroine meets a Scottish doctor after both have been marked by painful pasts. The romance balances banter and tenderness as they figure out whether love can heal what fire has already touched.

Already secretly married, the third triplet crosses the ocean to find the husband she thinks she has lost. The voyage becomes part investigation, part reckoning, as a ship's captain threatens to matter more than her original plan.

Orphaned Christelle Clement leaves her school in France and travels to England to find the father she has never known. A chance accident throws her together with Dr. Seamus Craig, a kind man looking for family and a future of his own.

Waterloo veteran John Holdsworth becomes steward on a Scottish estate and tries to keep his wounds, outward and inward, under control. Catriona Craig's gift for healing draws him close, but accepting love is harder than surviving war.

Maili Craig enters her longed-for London Season only to find rank and gossip colder than she imagined. When she meets Hugh, Duke of Cavenray, smugglers, pride, and family complications turn attraction into real peril.

This set gathers the main Loring-Abbott romances in one volume, following linked families through war, scandal, ruin, and hard-won love. It also includes a bonus later-life novella, making it the easiest way to sink into the whole saga.

A collection of three clean Regency novellas set during the London Season, where reputation, timing, and family pressure shape every choice. Each story follows a different couple and ends with a complete romance arc. Ideal when you want a quick, proper historical read.

At twenty-eight, Lady Charlotte Stanton believes her romantic chances are over until a secret dance under the stars changes everything. The man behind it is David Douglas, a former smuggler pulled back into danger just as Charlotte starts unraveling his past.

This Timeless Victorian collection brings together three clean romance novellas set aboard the famous train. Elizabeth Johns's contribution follows Kate Worthington, traveling under an alias while trying to escape an old betrothal and a growing attraction.

This Timeless Regency collection unfolds over one unforgettable evening at Almack’s, London’s most exclusive ballroom, where several couples navigate scandals, secret identities, and hesitant courtships amid lemonade, country dances, and sharp wits.

Captain Philip Elliot, presumed dead, has been hiding in France while tracking a plot tied to Napoleon's circle. Lady Amelia Blake joins the mission to spy on her aunt, and old longing becomes dangerous once the two are forced to work together.

Lady Margaret Blake runs from an arranged match and straight into the path of Luke, Duke of Waverley, a soldier just home from war. His sense of honor sends him after her, but her uncle has darker reasons for refusing to let her go.

Orphaned and nearly out of options, Adelaide Elliot accepts a governess post far from everyone she knows. Her new employer, Major Robert Fielding, may be charming enough in society, but two young wards and a country household change the game.

Lieutenant Tobin O'Neill, an able officer of humble birth, and Bridget Murphy, an army nurse raised on campaign, survive Waterloo on different sides of rank. Back in Ireland, family pressure and reversed fortunes test the bond they forged in war.

Heath Knight plans a deliberately inconvenient marriage to spite his overbearing brother, then discovers convenience is not so simple. Cecilia Dudley is rich, sharp, and determined to live freely, which makes their sudden match anything but easy.

Rowley Knight needs a governess for his younger sister, not a romance. Emma Lancaster needs respectable work after her father's gambling ruins her prospects, but living under a duke's roof proves far more complicated than either expected.

This holiday collection returns to the world of the Knight books with three festive Regency romances. Expect Christmas settings, second chances, unexpected attachments, and familiar faces weaving in and out of the celebrations.

Lord Edmund Knight rescues Lady Isabella Hartmere from being sold off to settle her father's debts and hides her away in Devonshire. Their uneasy refuge soon tangles with an old feud, making safety and love equally uncertain.

Hannah Bell has spent years running a finishing school and quietly putting her own life aside. A Christmas invitation brings her into the orbit of widower Oliver, Lord Wolford, where matchmaking relatives and holiday warmth begin to unsettle both of them.

Spy and officer Jack Owens comes home to inherit an estate, a ward, and a mess left by his manipulative grandmother. Kate Rafferty has just claimed her own crumbling inheritance, and neither of them wants the tie that may bind them.

Major Felix Knight returns to the Peninsular War determined to serve the Crown, not fall in love. Then he meets Lady Catalina Mendoza, who is quietly gathering intelligence, and the hunt for a traitor throws them into shared danger.

Lady Eugenia Knight is a duke's only daughter, a notorious hoyden, and always one mishap from scandal. Graham Tinsley has spent years rescuing her from trouble, but when ruination threatens, friendship is no longer a safe place to hide.

Lady Maria Mottram has loved Philip Everleigh for years, but scandal and a stay in Paris leave her watching from the sidelines as the famed spy falls for someone else. Friendship, jealousy, and danger turn this into a tender, aching Regency romance.

This anthology of clean historical romance novellas turns a masquerade ball into a place for hidden identities and quick connections. Elizabeth Johns's story follows Arthur, Lord Claremont, and Phoebe Cartwright, who meet in disguise and misread each other afterward.

Faith Whitford plans a quiet future in Bath and sensible matches for her sisters, not a fashionable guardian with plans of his own. Lord Westwood treats their London debut as entertainment, until Faith turns his orderly bachelorhood upside down.

Rose Sutton is tired of waiting for a sweetheart who is not coming home and desperate for a life of her own. Gabriel Lloyd, newly returned to England, decides at first sight that she is the woman he wants, if only he can change her mind.

Hope Whitford finally gets the London Season she has dreamed about, but it comes with danger as well as glamour. Max, Lord Rotham is already battling his mother's plans for his future, and their growing attachment only raises the stakes.

Patience Whitford is restless, curious, and far too interested in adventure for society's comfort. When Major Ashley Stuart investigates suspicious crimes near his brother's estate, her meddling becomes useful, and unexpectedly irresistible.

Captain Joshua Fielding expects a quiet Christmas with his loud family, not a renewed clash with Merry Roxton, the girl who used to vex him. Their holiday reunion turns into a charming battle between ambition, class, and old feelings.

Grace Whitford accidentally sails away on Lord Carew's ship after her sister's wedding and wakes to find herself a very inconvenient stowaway. Trapped together on the Channel, they must face family trouble, old feuds, and feelings neither planned for.

Joy Whitford would rather keep her animals and independence than hunt for a husband during her Season. Freddy Cunningham wants to avoid marriage just as badly, so their plan to help each other find other matches is doomed in the best way.

Heiress Francesca Vale wants reform and independence, not to be paraded through the Season. When problems in her estate accounts point to something darker, Major Arch Manners is assigned to protect her, and duty quickly becomes personal.

Captain Edmund Cholmely hunts a stolen code that could expose years of secret operations. His trail leads to widow Elise Larkin and her seaside school, where suspicion, attraction, and wartime secrets are tangled together.