Fenella J Miller Books in Order

Eleanor Walters marries Lord Leo Upminster to avoid ruin, expecting a practical bargain and little more. Jealousy, exile, riots, and real danger soon show how badly both of them have misunderstood the heart.

Finding the right husband should be a sensible business, but feelings rarely cooperate with sensible plans. This Regency romance follows a heroine forced to choose between safety, expectation, and what she truly wants.

Emily Gibson writes to her estranged grandfather for help with crushing debts and is offered a husband she would never have chosen. Her planned marriage for security becomes much more complicated once love enters the bargain.

Honor, obligation, and old promises drive this Regency romance forward. When duty demands one thing and the heart another, paying a debt of honour may cost far more than either side expected.

A country house gathering promises polite entertainment, flirtation, and gossip. Underneath the social rituals, loyalties shift, secrets emerge, and one visit changes several lives.

A lie told for good reasons soon becomes hard to control. As suspicion, scandal, and attraction gather pace, two people must decide whether trust can survive the deception at the center of everything.

Emma Meadows believes Lord Denver returns her feelings, until his cruelty sends her away heartbroken. If Richard wants a second chance, he must prove his earlier choice was not the end of their story.

This Austen-inspired romance returns to Jane Bennet and Charles Bingley, giving their courtship fresh complications and a warm second look. It is gentle, familiar, and built for readers who like quieter Regency charm.

Two unexpected visitors from London threaten to expose a mother and daughter who have spent years in hiding. Rescue, romance, and danger move together as an old enemy closes in.

Lady Charlotte has secrets she cannot safely share, even with the man who matters most. In a world ruled by reputation and family pressure, silence may protect her, but it could also cost her happiness.

Lady Eleanor thinks marriage to Lord Bentley will save her from a miserable half-life as an unpaid governess. Then she learns his reasons are colder than she believed, and family greed threatens to separate them for good.

Independent Lydia Peterson wants to run her stud farm in peace, not answer to Colonel Simon Wescott. A run of dangerous events forces them together and tests whether either can bend without breaking.

Barbara Sinclair wants out of Hastings before war closes in, but escape only leads to more complicated choices. New relatives, new suitors, and very real danger turn her fresh start into something far darker.

War forces Hannah to grow up quickly as family strain, danger, and love pull her in different directions. On the home front, survival is only part of the battle when the future itself feels uncertain.

A festive gathering brings mismatched guests, shifting plans, and the sort of surprises only Christmas can manage. Beneath the seasonal sparkle, hearts change course and a most unusual holiday turns quietly romantic.

Annabel Bentley and her mother have spent years hiding from a dangerous stepfather. When two unexpected officers arrive, safety becomes fragile, and rescue may depend on trusting the very men who found them.

Anna Hadley agrees to a marriage of convenience to escape her brutal stepfather, only to find a duke determined to break the match apart. Safety, money, and desire collide before anyone can settle the matter.

To keep a promise, Charlotte slips away in secret and ends up dependent on a stranger's help. Doctor James Hunter mistrusts the aristocracy, and her deception may ruin the love growing between them.

Lord Rivenhall's return stirs unfinished business, old feelings, and the sort of trouble that never stays buried for long. Homecoming proves harder than expected when the past still has power over the present.

Charlotte Carstairs seeks help from her estranged grandfather's heir, Major Jack Griffin, and receives an impossible bargain instead. If she can restore his ruined house and estate in two months, her family may stay.

A duke's deception may seem harmless at first, but lies about identity and intention grow dangerous once feelings deepen. To reach a happy ending, truth has to arrive before scandal or betrayal does.

When Hester Frobisher arrives at Neddingfield Hall, she finds trouble waiting behind locked gates. A duke caught between duty and desire must act quickly before danger, misunderstanding, and pride cost them both too much.

Lydia Richmond has little interest in marriage, but refusing a duke looks dangerously foolish. Accepting his proposal solves one problem at once, while opening the door to a marriage that may never contain love.

The Duke of Rochester marries Lady Isobel Drummond for duty, then drives her away with his own behavior. Winning back the wife he finally understands he loves may be harder than taking her vows.

Lady Allegra Humphrey scorns self-made men until financial reality forces her toward Jago Tremayne. His plan to buy respect through marriage is risky enough, before murder and social malice begin circling the match.

A bet turns marriage into a game, but the stakes become serious once pride and attraction collide. This Regency romance mixes mischief, social pressure, and the uncomfortable chance that one side may care more than planned.

A grand house promises comfort and a fresh beginning, but dreams come with a price. As hopes for love and security grow, secrets and social expectations threaten to crack that beautiful picture.

A reckless bet sets events in motion, but pride and amusement soon give way to real feeling. What begins as a wager becomes a test of honor, trust, and whether either side is willing to lose.

The Duke of Edbury needs an heiress, not confusion, but acting as temporary guardian to Charity Lawson and Lady Patience brings plenty of both. Swapped identities, an abandoned baby, and abduction trouble complicate everything.

Colonel Elliot Bromley becomes Duke of Hathersage and must marry to secure his inheritance. Rosamond would rather remain single and write, but meddling family and forced proximity make resistance very hard to maintain.

An eerie stay at a famous country estate brings more than polite company and elegant rooms. Ghostly whispers, family secrets, and growing attraction turn this Regency tale into a gentle mystery as well as a romance.

The war grinds on, and the people at the heart of this saga are no longer who they were at the beginning. Love, family strain, and the slow wearing down of hope mark these difficult middle years.

Old conflicts, long-held feelings, and wartime losses finally demand an answer. This volume turns toward reckoning, healing, and the difficult business of deciding what kind of future can still be claimed.

Snow, family expectations, and a remote Scottish castle create the perfect setting for festive complications. What should be a quiet Christmas quickly becomes a turning point for old hurts and new affection.

Lady Emma Stanton is determined to learn who killed her husband, even if that means working with rough Bow Street Runner Sam Ross. The investigation draws them together just as danger begins to close in.

An unexpected inheritance brings new power, old resentment, and fresh romantic trouble for Lord Ilchester. In a world where money and title change everything, the heart proves the least manageable part of the bargain.

Lady Madeline Sheldon is drawn to Lord Grey Carshalton just as he becomes convinced someone is trying to kill him. Following him into danger may save his life, but it could just as easily destroy her peace.

Grace DuPont is pushed into society under a false identity, while Bennett Sheldon needs a bride with money and impeccable bloodlines. Their instant attraction would be simple, if the truth were not ready to ruin everything.

Widowed Lydia Halstead agrees to spend Christmas at Fakenham Manor with no intention of romance. Mice, snowball fights, and a most disorderly festive season soon bring Lord Theodore much closer than she planned.

A trip to Bath leaves Madeline Sheldon compromised and Lord Rushton stepping in as a gentleman must. What begins as a practical solution soon becomes a question of whether a loveless union can truly satisfy either of them.

Widow Mary Williams arrives at Silchester Court intending to guard her independence, not lose her heart. Chaperoning two lively young women with Lord Aubrey brings scandal, affection, and a very inconvenient change of mind.

Fleeing a forced marriage, Honour Fitzroy finds refuge at the ominously named Devil's Gate during a snowstorm. Wounded Lord Ralph Duval may be her protector, but trusting him is a danger of its own.

Someone is trying to kill Sarah Haverstock and her young son, and Captain Oliver Mayhew is hired to protect them. As the danger grows, his rescue plan starts looking very much like courtship.

A Christmas house party meant to find an earl a wife throws Richard Finchley and Frederica Halston together instead. Snow, stubborn pride, and a badly timed escape make the season far less orderly than planned.

Thought dead in Spain, Lord Peregrine Sheldon survives with no memory and no sight, relying on the fearless Sofia who rescues him. Their growing love must survive war, difference, and the return of everything he once was.

Eloise Granville agrees to an arranged match, then discovers her intended does not know the truth about her infirmity. As angered ghosts stir trouble at the priory, love and safety both come under threat.

Tired of duty, Beau disguises himself as plain Mr Edward Sheldon and discovers unexpected happiness with widow Viola Fenchurch. But when danger threatens her family, his deception can no longer hold.

Tomboy flying instructor Ellie Simpson refuses to sit still while the country goes to war. Taking her skills into service brings purpose, danger, and the painful realization that the war can shatter both family and love.

Caught by a storm, Lord Ralph Didsbury and a handful of strangers take shelter in a house that seems to have no owner. With identities uncertain and tensions rising, the question of who will be betrothed becomes deliciously complicated.

A nobleman hiding behind another name expects anonymity, not emotional danger. His disguise opens the door to freedom and romance, but honesty becomes far more costly once hearts are involved.

By 1942 Ellie is delivering vital bombers and giving everything to the war. Her bond with Jack Reynolds offers hope, but love is hard to protect when danger follows every takeoff and landing.

A title is not enough to solve money worries, so Lord Sawbridge begins the Season with marriage firmly in mind. What he finds instead is that choosing a wife sensibly is much harder than falling in love.

Separated by war and shaped by grief, two people are forced to face what distance has changed and what it has not. Hope lies in reunion, but only if the past can finally be faced.

Major Richard Sinclair inherits a dukedom, a crumbling estate, and responsibility for a whole dependent household. Lady Amanda has been holding things together already, and neither of them is prepared for the shock of meeting.

At an ATA base in Hampshire, Ellie Simpson does the work she loves while risking her life on every flight. Friendship, loss, and relentless pressure in the blue uniform test how much courage she truly has.

Lady Rose Swaffham creates an elaborate Christmas house party to solve her family's money troubles and secure the man she thinks she wants. Then a second suitor appears, and her neat plan unravels.

Mirabelle Thompson is stunned to learn she is an heiress and determined to live on her own terms. A newly impoverished Irish duke sees a rich bride as his only answer, until real feeling complicates the plan.

War has scattered lives and left old wounds raw. The road back to safety, trust, and the people who matter most proves longer and harder than anyone expected.

Lucy Armitage enjoys her freedom and has no wish to chase fashion or husbands. Then she meets the widowed Duke of Rochester in Margate, and mutual dislike slowly shifts into something far more dangerous.

Needing an heiress to save his estate, Simon opens his London house for the Season with marriage firmly in mind. Annabel Burgoyne has her own ideas about husbands, which makes their instant attraction decidedly inconvenient.

By 1943 Ellie is flying ever bigger aircraft and giving everything to the war. A new home, hidden secrets, and strain with Jack test whether love can stay steady when loss never feels far away.

As years of strain and sacrifice come to a head, long-running hopes and heartbreaks demand an answer. This wartime saga finale turns toward hard truths, last chances, and the future waiting beyond loss.

Lady Sarah is busy with family chaos when Captain Paul Marchand arrives to arrest a supposed deserter. Attraction, scandal, and sudden change quickly turn a household problem into a life-altering choice.

A ruined celebration leaves the duke with a problem he cannot easily share, while Patrick O'Riley and Hannah Westley face choices of their own. Love, loyalty, and reputation all come under pressure.

A mistaken belief tied to the Somiton inheritance draws two wary hearts into the same storm. In a family already bruised by secrets and status, one wrong assumption may change everything.

Edward Revere wants no part in the legal chaos around the Somiton inheritance, until he falls for Lady Eleanor Somiton. Their growing attachment looks impossible, especially with family tension and unwelcome visitors closing in.

Harry Cunningham's first marriage ends in heartbreak and disappearance, leaving her to live under a false identity. When Major Alexander Prescott finds her again, friendship, duty, and a second chance are forced into the same household.

After one terrible night changes everything, Nancy Evans finds herself pregnant, alone, and far from the East End. Working as housekeeper to Dr David Denny offers safety, but not everyone welcomes her past or her growing feelings.

Jane Hadley runs from an abusive father and joins the Women's Auxiliary Air Force, hoping wartime London cannot be worse than home. Service brings confidence, friendship, and Officer Oscar Stanton, until her past catches up with her.

Miss Frances Somiton refuses to become anyone's practical choice, especially not Lord Renshaw's. His determined courtship turns into a clash of wills, and both must decide whether love can survive a match that began on paper.

Jessica Somiton thinks she has escaped the men who once controlled her, until danger shadows her London season. When her cousin is abducted in Jessica's place, Captain Leo must race to stop a trap closing around the woman he loves.

Lady Grace Somiton enters marriage believing friendship will be enough. After accident, betrayal, and grief test that bargain, she and Adam must discover whether affection can be rebuilt into real love.

Lord Benedict Harcourt needs a rich bride before his family loses everything, so a Christmas house party seems like his best chance. Snow, strong personalities, and unexpected feelings soon make his tidy plan impossible.

As war edges closer, WAAF Diane Forsyth and Squadron Leader Freddie Hanover try to put duty before love. At Goodwill House, Joanna knows too well how fragile happiness can be when every day may bring fresh loss.

WAAF drivers Millie Cunningham and Diane Forsyth arrive at Goodwill House eager to do their bit. As Millie falls for Spitfire pilot Ted Thorrington, Dunkirk and the growing danger of war threaten every hopeful plan.

Three new land girls arrive at Goodwill House ready to work, worry, and start over. For Sal in particular, the fresh start is threatened when the man she hoped to escape refuses to stay in the past.

Charlotte Fenimore expects a quiet week's leave, not a dangerous attraction to detective Dan Chalmers. His hunt for East End criminals and corrupt policemen pulls her straight into wartime peril.

Lady Joanna Harcourt and her daughter Sarah face losing their home when war changes everything. Opening Goodwill House to young women serving near the RAF offers hope, but only if Sarah can make the plan work.

Joanna's new marriage, her pregnancy, and the future of Goodwill House all arrive at once as war continues to bite. This final visit to the house balances family warmth with real uncertainty and loss.

East End girl Minnie Wolton and unhappily married Eileen Ruffel join the ATS determined to make good soldiers. When a young girl is attacked on base, their new friendships are tested at once.

Ruth Cox leaves one wartime role for another and becomes a gunner girl helping defend the skies from enemy attack. Her connection with Sergeant Sam Johnson offers hope, if war lets them find each other again.

Grace Sinclair runs to the ATS to escape a hateful marriage plan, only to feel just as out of place in uniform. Bad news, new friendship, and the support of Squadron Leader Chris Holloway give her reason to keep going.

Serving on the Burma front, Victoria makes an impulsive second marriage that takes her far from everything familiar. Pregnancy, disappointment, and a difficult return to England force her to decide what home and happiness really mean.

Victoria Bahani, privileged daughter of the Rajah of Marpur and an English mother, expects a conventional future. War sends her into the Queen Alexandra's Nursing Corps instead, where duty, danger, and love reshape her life.

On the eve of war, Jonathan and Elizabeth Roby move their family from London to Wivenhoe and into a very different life. Evacuees, new work, and the loss of old comforts force Harbour House to become a real home.

When Richard Stoneleigh is pulled into the evacuation at Dunkirk, his return changes more than one life at Harbour House. Annie Thomas cannot ignore what war has altered in him, or in herself.

As the Blitz draws closer, Harbour House must once again absorb fear, loss, and sudden change. Old wounds reopen, and the family discover that endurance is easier to preach than to live.

The Robys are settling into Wivenhoe, but Emily is unhappy and Nancy is no longer sure what kind of future she wants. With Dan working the river in dangerous times, Harbour House faces fresh trouble from all sides.

Just when the household thinks it understands wartime life, fresh bad news throws everyone off balance. Harbour House once again becomes a place where courage has to be found before certainty can return.

Lucinda Somiton arrives from London with scandal behind her and no clear place in wartime Wivenhoe. Helping the war effort offers a path forward, but the past is not finished with her yet.