Knights of Honor Books in Order

Betrothed lovers Geofrey and Merryn finally marry, only for him to vanish the next day. Years later he returns a stranger, and their romance becomes a moving story about silence, separation, and whether love can survive both.

A family's secrets and the strict rules of medieval honor shape this romance from the start. Love offers the possibility of repair, but only if the couple can face the truths that have already changed their lives.

This medieval romance pairs chivalric duty with a deeply personal love story. As danger and family expectations close in, the central couple must decide whether the heart can lead as surely as honor does.

After tragedy on the day of his knighting, Kenric Fairfax flees north and swears off marriage. Escorting a spirited woman home forces him to confront the past, and the future he thought he had rejected.

Raised for one life and forced into another, the hero of this medieval romance finds his future altered by duty and the woman placed in his path. Aston keeps the pace lively and the emotional stakes close.

Aston returns to medieval England for another de Montfort-linked romance where courage and desire are tested together. Love must survive not only attraction, but the demands of honor, family, and the world around them.

Royal guardsman Hal de Montfort loses nearly everything in a brutal political game. On the road home he begins to rebuild, and the woman who shares her skill with raptors helps him imagine a life beyond duty and loss.

Duty runs deep in this medieval romance, but so does the need for personal happiness. As two strong-willed people are drawn together, they must decide whether love can stand beside honor, not beneath it.

A medieval path shaped by loyalty, hardship, and love draws two people together when neither expects the journey to become personal. In Aston's world, honor is rarely easy, and never simple.

Returning home should mean safety, but for this knight it brings unfinished business and dangerous feelings. The woman at the center of his future may also be the reason he finally understands what honor demands.

This holiday return to the world of the de Montforts focuses on Geofrey and Merryn, blending family warmth with the medieval tenderness that anchors the larger series. It is a quieter story, but an affectionate one.