Julia Brannan Books in Order

After her father's death, Beth Cunningham hopes for a quiet country life, but her ambitious brother Richard returns determined to trade her dowry for advancement. Pushed into glittering Georgian society under the guidance of enigmatic Sir Anthony Peters, she must decide whom to trust when every smile hides an agenda.

With a planned French invasion abandoned, Prince Charles Edward Stuart makes a bold decision that will change Britain and the MacGregors. In London, a bored Beth plots to rescue timid Anne Maynard, then travels north to meet Alex's clan and discovers how dangerous her new life will be.

Beth enters marriage expecting a dull but safe life with foppish Sir Anthony Peters, finally free of her brutal brother. A shocking discovery overturns everything she thought she knew about her husband and forces her to choose between security and a far riskier, more passionate path.

Sisters Joanne and Kate grow up in the wreckage of their parents' toxic marriage, carrying opposite ideas about love. When Joanne's whirlwind relationship turns suffocating and dangerous, both women must confront old wounds and decide how much of their lives they are willing to reclaim.

After Culloden, the Jacobite army is scattered and Prince Charles is in hiding, while the Duke of Cumberland hunts down rebels. Believing Beth dead, Alex wages a relentless guerrilla campaign, even as a new plot forms to expose the true identity of Sir Anthony Peters.

By 1745 the long planned Jacobite rebellion has finally erupted, with Prince Charles gathering Highland clans to march south. Ordered to remain in London as a spy, Alex and Beth soon find their loyalty rewarded with betrayal, flight and the full brutality of civil war.

In a strict Cheshire village, Reverend Browne has already mapped out his daughter Sarah's life as his unpaid housekeeper and moral helper. A brief taste of love and freedom shatters those plans and forces her into a dangerous struggle simply to survive.

Believing Beth still lives, Alex MacGregor leaves war scarred Scotland to keep a promise made at Culloden. Meanwhile Beth is shipped to a brutal Caribbean plantation, where one choice could secure a future for herself yet put Alex in deadly jeopardy.

Born into a powerful ducal family, Harriet Ashleigh wants one thing, freedom to be herself. When her parents' plans and looming financial ruin close in, she makes a desperate decision that scandalises society and forces her to fight for happiness and survival.

Harriet Ashleigh is now independent, living life on her own terms when a timid niece, Philippa, unexpectedly arrives at her door. At the same time, curious debutante Caroline uncovers the existence of a forbidden aunt, setting both women on risky new paths.

In the aftermath of a failed Jacobite rising, young Alex MacGregor is groomed to restore his outlawed clan's fortunes. Torn between grueling training and childhood loyalties, he faces brutal choices that could save his people or cost him everything.

When a smuggler tries to blackmail him, Alex MacGregor kills the man in cold blood and then goes straight to confess to the gang's leader. Instead of vengeance he is offered a place in a high risk, highly profitable scheme that could reshape his future and his clan's.

In 1734 France, young Alex longs to return to his outlawed clan in Scotland and one day lead them as chief. His father instead sends him to study in Paris, where a chance encounter forces Alex to choose between private happiness and dangerous ambitions for his people.

Now clan chief at Loch Lomond, Alex hopes simply to serve his people well and forget his late father's grand schemes. The reality of leadership proves harsher than he imagined, and a letter from England soon forces a decision that could tear apart both his family and his clan.