Jo Beverley Books in Order

Dutiful Jane Sandiford accepts Lord Wraybourne's proposal expecting a practical match. Once marriage carries her into Regency society, she begins to wonder whether duty is enough, and whether her handsome husband wants more than convenience.

Widowed Chloe Stanforth plans to leave her home and painful past behind. Murder, unsettling secrets, and the return of a man she once wanted too much force her to stay and face both danger and desire.

Sophie Kyle is finally engaged to Lord Randal Ashby, but his proposal came only after a compromising rescue. As wedding plans move forward, she must decide whether she has trapped him, or whether love can survive pride and doubt.

This holiday anthology includes Beverley's Twelfth Night, where Lady Alice Conyngham's grand Christmas revels are disrupted by the return of the man who once seduced and abandoned her. Old grievances and old attraction flare together.

This anthology includes Beverley's novella If Fancy Be the Food of Love, in which Chart Ashby tries to honor a promise to help spinster Juno Rathbone, only to discover her unhappiness, and his own, runs deeper than expected.

Ruined by her brother's schemes, Eleanor Chivenham accepts rescue through marriage to Nicholas Delaney, a charming rake with troubles of his own. Their fragile bargain soon collides with intrigue, spies, and real feeling.

A duke's old scandal forces his arrogant heir into marriage with an independent schoolteacher tied to a long-buried family secret. Pride, anger, and shattered assumptions make this one of Beverley's fiercest marriages of convenience.

Leander, Lord Charrington, thinks an impoverished widow will make the sensible, undemanding wife he needs. Judith Rossiter is grateful for escape, but their practical arrangement grows complicated once affection enters the marriage.

Emily Grantwich is holding her household together while her brother is missing at war and her father is incapacitated. Then her notorious new neighbor, known as the Dark Angel, becomes impossible to avoid, and even harder to resist.

As William of Normandy invades England, Aimery de Vaux is torn between his Norman father and English mother. Forced into marriage with Madeleine of Baddersley, he must earn the trust of a wife who believes he may be a traitor.

Beautiful Amy de Lacy knows she is expected to marry money and save her struggling family. Trouble begins when the man who truly stirs her heart offers affection, but not the fortune duty seems to demand.

After her father's death leaves her castle vulnerable, Imogen of Carrisford turns to the formidable FitzRoger of Cleeve for help. He saves her stronghold, but marriage, power struggles, and greedy enemies create dangers of their own.

When the death of his estranged wife leaves him free at last, Mark Renfrew resolves to make a practical second marriage. His quiet choice, Deirdre, proves far less meek than expected, and much harder to forget.

To protect her sister, Lady Chastity Ware holds up a coach and accidentally captures Lord Cynric Malloren instead of easy prey. His taste for adventure pulls them into scandal, pursuit, and a romance both families may oppose.

Rachel Proudfoot is already wary of rakish Lord Morden before a pagan local ritual makes matters stranger. Their attraction awakens more than desire, and a supernatural force threatens to use it for its own return.

Freed from an abusive marriage, Serena Riverton flees relatives who would sell her into another. A passionate encounter with Francis, Lord Middlethorpe leaves her pregnant, and their marriage must survive disapproval, fear, and hard-earned trust.

Miles Cavanagh expects a simple guardianship, then meets Felicity Monahan, a heiress bent on marrying the wrong man for reasons she will not explain. Their clash of wills turns sharp, risky, and deeply personal.

Penniless Meg Gillingham needs a miracle to protect her family from a cruel landlord. A wishing statue seems to send her a charming earl, but magic always carries a price, and love may prove the most dangerous bargain of all.

Lord Arcenbryght Malloren plans to marry for money, not love. Then Portia St. Claire and her family's troubles pull him in, and he must convince a cautious heroine that his reckless image hides a man worth trusting.

Sixteen-year-old Anna Featherstone discovers a secret door and stumbles straight into trouble with the wicked Earl of Carne. What begins like a gothic adventure quickly turns into first love, danger, and temptation.

Galeran of Heywood returns from crusade longing for his wife and the child he has never seen. Instead he finds betrayal, political danger, and a marriage that must be rebuilt almost from the ground up.

Restless Lady Elfled Malloren slips off to a Vauxhall masquerade hoping for one small adventure. She gets treason, danger, and a dangerous attraction to Fortitude Ware, the man her family has every reason to hate.

Claire of Summerbourne must marry a stranger to save her family after her father's death. Then she learns the man she has wed is the very one she believes responsible for her beloved father's execution.

Lord Brand Malloren wakes drugged, hidden away, and in the care of a masked woman who asks for intimacy as payment. Rosamunde Overton has secrets and desperate needs of her own, and both are pulled toward peril.

This holiday anthology includes Beverley's Day of Wrath, set in 999 AD, where a woman leaving a nunnery finds Viking raids, old love, and a mysterious jewel that may bring peace or destroy hope.

This medieval Christmas anthology includes Beverley's The Wise Virgin, where a botched rescue leaves Lady Joan trapped in a cave with a battle-hardened hero. Ancient grudges and unexpected tenderness do the rest.

Rothgar, the powerful Marquess of Rothgar, has long refused marriage after a childhood scar he cannot forget. Lady Arradale, a wealthy countess in her own right, is the first woman who tempts both his desire and his defenses.

This anthology includes Beverley's The Demon's Mistress, in which a ruined Waterloo veteran agrees to pose as a wealthy widow's betrothed. What begins as a daring bargain turns into a fight for life and love.

After Waterloo, Lord Vandeimen is broke, grieving, and close to giving up. Then a wealthy widow offers to pay him to pretend to be her betrothed, and the sham arrangement becomes dangerously real.

Major Hawk Hawkinville comes home from war to debt, a hated father, and a manor on the brink of ruin. His only hope seems to lie in proving Clarissa Greystone, the so-called Devil's heiress, is not what she appears.

Major Hawk Hawkinville comes home from war to debt, a hated father, and a manor on the brink of ruin. His only hope seems to lie in proving Clarissa Greystone, the so-called Devil's heiress, is not what she appears.

Con Somerford inherits a title, a bleak estate, and a bitter past with Susan Kerslake. As smuggling suspicions rise and old feelings return, he finds his toughest battle is not on any battlefield.

Con Somerford inherits a title, a bleak estate, and a bitter past with Susan Kerslake. As smuggling suspicions rise and old feelings return, he finds his toughest battle is not on any battlefield.

After two public disappointments, Lady Anne Peckworth has had enough of being perfectly patient. Race de Vere storms into her life with mystery, provocation, and a chance to risk her heart on something utterly uncertain.

Tristan Tregallows, Duke of St. Raven, plays highwayman to expose a false accusation and accidentally rescues an innocent lady. Their quest soon leads through scandalous territory, where wit and nerve matter as much as attraction.

At a Christmas house party in Rothgar Abbey, the Marquess of Ashart is forced into the very stronghold he has been raised to hate. Genova Smith brings more trouble, more warmth, and more temptation than he expected.

Quiet Rogue Stephen Ball finally gets his chance at adventure when he tries to protect Laura Gardeyne and her son. A family mystery, a possible poisoning, and long-held love make this a tender and suspenseful entry.

On the colony world Gaia, a strange force begins destroying people and the obvious heroes are already dead. That leaves one unlikely man, and the woman who loves him, facing a crisis no one expected.

This omnibus gathers The Demon's Mistress, The Dragon's Bride, and The Devil's Heiress, three linked romances about war-scarred friends returning from Waterloo to debt, inheritance troubles, and unexpected love.

Rich but socially uncertain Damaris Myddleton thinks a brilliant marriage will solve everything. Fitzroger, her would-be rescuer and friend, is clearly the wrong choice, which only makes him harder to resist.

Simon St. Bride comes home from Canada after war and political mess, only to face a duel, an unwanted wedding, and someone who truly wants him dead. Mystery and romance board the ship with him.

Beloved Rogue Darius Debenham survives Waterloo only to return broken, addicted, and hidden away. Mara St. Bride refuses to abandon him, and her rescue becomes a fierce, tender love story.

Lady Thea Debenham is the perfect Society weapon for a man with a bad name and dangerous ambitions. Viscount Darien wants to force his way into acceptance, but using Thea brings feelings neither of them planned.

Robin Fitzvitry finds a cursing nun at a French inn and cannot resist helping her. Petra d'Averio is fleeing danger and searching for the father who never knew she existed, with pursuers close behind.

This omnibus pairs The Fortune Hunter and Deirdre and Don Juan, two classic Jo Beverley Regencies full of family pressure, marriage dilemmas, and heroines who prove far more formidable than anyone expects.

After years of war, Major Christian wants pleasure, not complications, but he may already have a wife. His search for the truth sends him north with a troublesome woman, legal danger, and one very memorable cat.

The Duke of Ithorne lives a double life as the seagoing Captain Rose, and that hidden freedom means everything to him. When Bella Barstowe uncovers old wrongs, secrets and desire pull them together again.

This anthology includes Beverley's Forbidden Affections, a gothic-tinged Regency in which sixteen-year-old Anna Featherstone opens the wrong secret door and meets the dangerously charming Earl of Carne.

Two desperate people meet one dark night in Yorkshire with little money and less hope. Their path to becoming the Earl and Countess of Malzard is anything but smooth, and trouble dogs every step.

A childish superstition turns serious when Phoebe Batsford ends up engaged to the wrong brother. It may take a ghost, and a hard look at what she truly wants, to set love right.

After her husband's death leaves her stripped of money, home, and reputation, Georgia intends to win everything back with a glittering second marriage. A scarred former naval officer complicates that plan.

Justina Travers believes Lucky Jack Beaufort is responsible for her fiance's death and means to ruin him. Disguised within a Christmas mummers' play, she enters his house and uncovers far more complicated truths.

A mother fleeing scandal with her children accepts shelter from a secretive gentleman living in near seclusion. As Lily learns what he is hiding, she begins to glimpse a future worth fighting for.

This Christmas e-collection gathers seasonal Beverley pieces, including A Gift of Light and Day of Wrath, along with festive background material and recipes. It is a cozy sampler with a historical twist.

Perry Perriam wants nothing to do with marriage until inheritance rules force his hand. Claris Mallow, independent and armed with a pistol, is the last woman likely to make life easy for him.

A faery curse means Rob Loxleigh must find his destined bride or doom his family. The trouble is that the lady who may save him is far too proper to welcome such a rakish pursuit.

David Kerslake needs a rich, unsuspecting bride to prop up a broke earldom and hide his life as Captain Drake, leader of smugglers. Lucinda Potter turns out to be cleverer, warmer, and far more dangerous to his plans.

Rozlinda has spent her life waiting to serve as the Sacrificial Virgin Princess, certain she understands her duty. Then a dragon from an enemy land arrives, and nothing unfolds the way legend promised.

Summoned from her convent by visions and a raven, Sister Gledys must find the knight from her dreams. Together they may call the Holy Grail and bring peace, if the message is not a terrible deception.

A rescue meant for one woman leaves Lady Joan trapped in a cave on Christmas Eve with the formidable Edmund de Grave. Ancient enmities, mistaken judgments, and forced proximity reshape everything.

This fantasy-tinged collection brings together three faery-driven romances, including The Marrying Maid and The Lord of Elphindale. Magic interferes, humans resist, and love is pushed into the open.

This e-anthology pairs Beverley's novellas If Fancy Be the Food of Love and Saint Agnes and the Black Sheep with Regency essays, games, and other period extras for devoted historical-romance readers.

Lady Hermione Merryhew is already enduring a miserable family journey when a fugitive takes refuge in her inn room. The crisis worsens when the stranger turns out to be a man from her past, and trouble follows close behind.

Beau Braydon inherits a viscountcy he does not want and decides a practical wife could manage the burden for him. Widow Kitty Cateril looks sensible enough, until feeling complicates the arrangement.

After Princess Charlotte's death sharpens her fear for her family's future, Ariana Boxstall agrees to find a husband first so her brother will marry. Her search leads back to Kynaston, the man who once broke her heart.