Fenella J Miller Books in Order

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.

Widowed Eloise Roby longs for purpose beyond her family’s busy life at Harbour House. American sea captain Dan Harkness offers unexpected companionship, but his hazardous Atlantic voyages and her ties to England complicate the future they might share.

After her father’s death leaves the Brotherton sisters facing ruin, independent Sofia finds work in Bath. Their wealthy new guardian, the Earl of Avon, disrupts her plans, while family secrets and unexpected attraction complicate her determination to manage alone.

Annabel Sinclair hopes protection from the Earl of Avon has freed her from a dangerous past. Her growing bond with wounded Major Ralph Jackson faces renewed threats when her fortune attracts people determined to regain control over her.

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.

Lucille Brotherton rejects the idea of an obedient married life, while Oscar Brampton wants precisely that kind of wife. A threat to her reputation forces an engagement, but his troubled brother endangers the affection beginning to transform their bargain.

Colette Brotherton resists marriage until a carriage accident changes her impression of Lord Julian Radcliffe. A pretend engagement offers protection from family scandal, but secrets from his past threaten the trust and affection growing beneath their arrangement.