Fortunes Of Texas: All Fortune's Children Books in Order
Part ofMichelle Major Books in OrderSee Michelle Major's Fortunes Of Texas: All Fortune's Children book in order, with a summary, continuity background, and how it fits the Fortune family world.
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Fortunes Of Texas: All Fortune's Children books in publication order
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Fortune's Special Delivery
by Michelle Major
2016
Charles Fortune Chesterfield is charming, privileged, and unprepared for the news that he has a son. Alice Meyers must decide whether to trust him again, and whether there is room in his heart for a real family.
Fortunes Of Texas: All Fortune's Children books in chronological order
Series background & context
Michelle Major's entry in Fortunes Of Texas: All Fortune's Children leans into one of the classic Fortune pleasures, family drama made even messier by an unexpected child. The connected book follows Charles Fortune Chesterfield and Alice Meyers, who are forced back into each other's orbit when a little boy changes the ground beneath them.
This continuity has a slightly lighter, more sparkling surface than some of the darker Fortune mini-arcs. Charles arrives with charm and reputation. Alice has every reason to be cautious. What keeps the story moving is not only whether they still want each other, but whether either of them can build something steady out of surprise parenthood, old emotion, and a family name that always seems to attract attention.
If you come to the Fortune books for babies, heirs, complicated loyalties, and romance that has to survive public scrutiny as well as private fear, this branch of the larger series delivers exactly that.
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