Half Moon House Books in Order

Fleeing an unwanted future, Lisbeth Moreton arrives at the British Museum for a meeting that never happens. An encounter with Lord Cotwell and his lonely ward instead opens unexpected possibilities, giving her a chance to reconsider where love and belonging might be found.

Brynne Wilmott’s name appears on a scandalous list after she escapes an abusive engagement. Reluctantly joining forces with a duke whose brother is involved, she tries to prevent publication and discovers that her former fiancé’s plans extend beyond destroying her reputation.

An astronomer leaves his orderly retreat to answer criticism of his calculations and meets Jane Tillney at Half Moon House. Her generosity challenges more than his equations, making him reconsider whether a predictable solitary life can accommodate an unexpected emotional connection.

American Liberty Baylis challenges Viscount Brodham over what will make her friend and his nephew happy. Their competing loyalties and philosophies turn into flirtatious conflict, leaving both to question whether winning the argument matters more than the connection growing between them.

James Vickers uses scandal to punish his father, while Adelaide Stockton depends on propriety to escape her parents’ reputation. A bargain makes them useful to each other, but growing feelings complicate the ambitions that initially brought such different people together.

Laura Stokes disguises herself as a gentleman to seek justice against the man who ruined her sister. Discovering her identity draws the Duke of Rothmore into her dangerous purpose, leaving him determined to stop the vendetta and uncertain how to win her trust.

Callie Grant agrees to impersonate Lord Truitt Russell’s bride during a dangerous mission tied to her concealed past. His determination to restore his honor conflicts with their growing intimacy, forcing both to weigh the assignment against feelings neither intended to develop.

Bereaved Glenna Bolton and an impoverished baron travel toward the same Christmas invitation with little reason for seasonal happiness. An abandoned child and unexpected companionship challenge their lonely expectations, offering the possibility of a future different from the one either planned.

The Earl of Hartford hires Emily Spencer to pretend to be his betrothed and discourage persistent debutantes. The payment promises security for her struggling family, but mutual affection complicates an arrangement designed from the beginning to end in separation.

Helping Hestia Wright search for her missing son brings resourceful Francis Headley into contact with independent artist Rhys Caradec. Their attraction grows despite conflicting loyalties and different ideas about freedom, leaving both tempted to change a life they thought they understood.

Hestia Wright and the Earl of Stoneacre are required to work together against a dangerous enemy. Shared risks deepen his longstanding admiration and challenge her refusal to love again, while their histories threaten any future the reluctant allies might imagine.