Jennie Goutet Books in Order

This memoir follows Jennie Goutet from a teenage dream of France through travel, loss, depression, faith, and family life abroad. It is an honest account of how hope can survive even when life turns upside down.

A cheerful illustrated children's book filled with simple rhymes and bright, happy scenes. It celebrates joy in everyday people and invites young readers to notice delight all around them.

In modern France, American teacher Chastity wants nothing to do with titled men or old wounds. But a widowed viscount, a dangerous past, and a mystery tied to stolen art keep drawing her into a romance she never meant to risk.

April comes to Paris to study painting and honor her father's last wish, not to fall in love. Friendship with Victor feels safe at first, until his past, her precarious life, and the city itself make distance harder to keep.

Eleanor Daventry can only claim her inheritance if she marries, and Stratford Tunstall thinks he has found a practical answer. His blunt proposal sends her running, and he must prove that what began badly can still end in love.

Lavinia Dresden is ready to sacrifice herself to rescue her family from ruin, until Lord Cranleigh steps in. With Christmas only days away, he races to change her fate before duty closes the door on happiness.

Anna Tunstall was made for London society, not a country parish or a serious clergyman. But after an unexpected meeting with Harry Aston, her carefully planned future starts to give way to a quieter, harder, and more honest kind of love.

Kitty marries Lord Hayworth out of duty, while Phineas marries for money to save his estate. In a cold marriage of convenience, both discover that pride is much easier to manage than growing affection.

Juliana returns to Yorkshire for Christmas after chasing the shine of London society. Back among old friends and old habits, she must decide whether the life she wanted is really better than the love she left behind.

Phoebe Tunstall has loved her brother's friend for years, but Lord Ingram only notices her when war is looming. In Brussels, on the edge of Waterloo, long-hidden feeling finally collides with the fear that time may run out.

After her family's ruin, Selena Lockhart expects little kindness from society or from her new neighbor, Sir Lucius Clavering. But when she needs help, his prejudice gives way to protectiveness, and both must rethink what honor and love require.

Honoria Bassett and Philip Townsend are neighbors, friends, and in many ways perfectly suited, except for the feud between their fathers. As estate troubles and daily life draw them closer, friendship starts to look like something much riskier.

Philippa Clavering is sure she can save her friend from the wrong suitor, until the friend's gruff brother starts blocking every move. Their battle of wills turns into a sharper, sweeter kind of courtship than either planned.

George Clavering treats matchmaking like a game, until a spirited lady makes the stakes feel uncomfortably real. What begins in teasing rivalry slowly becomes a test of whether either one is ready to stop playing and mean it.

Lady Dorothea wants an advantageous marriage, and Miles Shaw needs money enough to save his estate. One dance throws practicality into chaos, and both must decide whether a careful plan is worth more than a real attachment.

Widowed Arabella hopes for a safe new life with her baby son, but her brother-in-law is determined to control both. Theo Dawson wants to protect her, yet duty and danger keep their path to happiness far from easy.

Marianne Edgewood refuses to leave the castle that has always been her home, even after a new heir claims it. Perry Osborne wants to restore the place, but constant clashes soon turn into unwanted and undeniable feeling.

Christine Grey is content with spinsterhood, her animals, and a peaceful life in Lincolnshire, until a new neighbor unsettles everything. A compromising situation forces her and Sir Alexander Thorne into a marriage neither expected to want.

In Paris in 1774, Sophie Twisden accepts Basile de Gervain's fake engagement to escape an overbearing protector. It seems like a simple bargain, until freedom, reputation, and genuine feeling become impossible to separate.

Disgraced John Aubin lives under an assumed name while plotting revenge on the earl who destroyed him. Then he meets Lady Eugenia, the earl's daughter, and his careful reckoning begins to look far more dangerous to his own heart.

Lady Sophia Rowlandson has quietly cherished the memory of Felix Harwood since he once came to her rescue. When he returns years later, hidden admiration becomes a far more dangerous thing, especially when hope begins to answer back.

Amy Bridwell joins her family on a Grand Tour of the Continent and runs straight into the man she once loved. In Spa, old regrets and unfinished feeling make a second chance look both irresistible and painfully uncertain.

Lady Camilla Rowlandson uses wit to keep herself safe, while Lord Robert Pembroke is used to easy admiration. When indifference turns into fascination, their clever game becomes a courtship neither of them can fully control.