Farthingale Books in Order

Ambitious scholar Lily agrees to help a duke reconcile with his estranged Scottish grandson in return for support for her scientific aspirations. Ewan plans only a short stay, but her determination and their growing attraction complicate his return home.

Determined to restore her reputation, Daisy plans to marry an honorable man but falls for notorious rake Gabriel instead. His dissolute image hides dangerous service to the Crown, and her attempts to reform him threaten the defenses around his heart.

Dillie rescues the Duke of Edgeware from an attack, provoking scandal when he recuperates in her bed. She rejects his dutiful proposal, but their paths cross again while assassins and his troubled past threaten a love neither can easily dismiss.

After her horse injures Lord Graelem, Laurel promises to help him and finds herself pressed into an engagement. He needs a wife to keep his inheritance, while she wants love, making their growing attachment difficult to trust.

Rose arranges to abduct the viscount who saved her life, hoping to rescue him from an unsuitable marriage. Her plan accidentally traps them together and endangers his secret investigation into the very woman he has been pretending to court.

Meggie Cameron and William Farthingale seem meant for one another, but an unspoken secret keeps them apart. As Christmas approaches, their connection offers the possibility of overcoming that distance and finding the holiday happiness Meggie has hoped for.

A playful challenge at her betrothal sends Frances Cameron into thirty days of close work with the Duke of Kintyre. What begins as a determination to win a battle between the sexes soon places her heart at risk.

After discovering her intended husband’s treason, Nicola flees with her brother’s friend, the Earl of Bainbridge. Protecting her brings the guarded Crown agent dangerously close to love, forcing him to confront the childhood wounds behind his refusal to risk his heart.

Pursuing stolen research, archaeologist Adela collides with the Duke of Huntsford and draws him into an adventure that causes scandal. His offer of marriage seems honorable, but she fears accepting anything less than a love that can endure.

Widowed viscount Alexander asks the vicar’s daughter Viola to help him choose a wife at a country-house party. She needs his assistance finding employment when her father dies, but their arrangement awakens feelings complicated by class differences and scandal.

Returning from years of captivity, Leonides plans revenge on the man who betrayed him. His cheerful archaeologist neighbor Marigold disrupts that purpose, drawing him toward love while her curiosity threatens to uncover the dangerous secrets consuming him.

Captain Octavian offers Lady Sydney a convenient marriage when her father’s gambling threatens to force her into another match. She has long loved her protector, but fears that affection alone cannot make up for the fortune her father squandered.

Gregoria awakens beside her murdered uncle with blood on her wedding gown and no memory of the attack. She turns to Julius, the man who rejected her, for protection, forcing them to confront both a killer and their unresolved love.

A stolen kiss forces Tulip Farthingale and the newly elevated Duke of Davenport into marriage. As they navigate an unexpected partnership, suspicious deaths among his predecessors suggest that restoring the family estate may also mean defending his life.