Kristi Ann Hunter Books in Order

Amelia Stalwood's closest London friends are servants until an introduction brings her into the Hawthorne family's circle. Growing affection for a reformed marquis offers new possibilities, but damaging rumors threaten her acceptance and the reputation she has barely established.

Lady Miranda Hawthorne writes private letters to a duke she has never met, intending never to send them. An accidental mailing begins a correspondence while her attraction to a mysterious valet draws her toward secrets involving national security.

Lady Georgina Hawthorne plans a flawless society debut, hoping a prestigious marriage will protect her hidden secret. Wealthy but untitled Colin McCrae distrusts her apparent superficiality, yet their growing connection challenges both their assumptions about status and happiness.

Griffith, Duke of Riverton, approaches finding a wife as a logical exercise, but Isabella Breckenridge disrupts his careful plans. Her uncle's demand that she assist his political ambitions complicates their attraction and her hopes of rescuing her family.

An unexpected compromise to her reputation leaves Lady Adelaide Bell married to Lord Trent Hawthorne, a man she scarcely knows. Trent's hopes of choosing his own love give way to the challenge of courting his wife after their wedding.

Kit FitzGilbert secretly shelters women and children rejected by society, until a London encounter brings Lord Graham Wharton into her life. His search for a missing woman threatens to uncover the refuge Kit is determined to protect.

Fleeing London society, Margaretta Fortescue follows rumors of a woman who found a new life elsewhere. In Marlborough, cautious solicitor Nash Banfield offers assistance, but her refusal to explain her circumstances challenges his desire for a predictable existence.

Returning a valuable brooch earns Sarah Gooding a position as a dowager countess's companion. Christmas festivities bring Sarah closer to the countess's grandson Randall, although differences in their social standing complicate the affection growing between them.

Jess Beauchene learns that relatives she believed dead may be alive and threatened by enemies. Turning to historian Derek Thornbury for help interpreting an old diary sends them searching for an artifact that could unlock her family's hidden past.

Housekeeper Daphne Blakemoor's secluded life changes when her estate acquires a new owner with a troubling connection to her past. William, Marquis of Chemsford, wants a quiet country retreat, but their encounter forces both to confront old wounds.

Newly arrived from India, Viscount Stildon struggles with English society and an inherited racing enterprise. Neighbor Bianca Snowley agrees to help him find a suitable wife while he assists her own search, but friendship unsettles their matchmaking plans.

Horseman Aaron Whitworth hires traveling circus trainer Sophia Fitzroy as a temporary jockey when his reputation and business are threatened. Facing prejudice against a woman rider, Sophia must establish her abilities while challenging Aaron's guarded approach to affection.

Two novellas revisit Hawthorne House through romances among its older generation and servants. A widowed duchess considers another chance at love, while a maid and valet must decide whether their relationship can overcome expectations surrounding their work.

Heiress Harriet Hancock quietly uses her influence to improve lives in Newmarket while concealing a painful secret. Suspicious stable hand Jonas Fitzroy agrees to help her write a book, and their collaboration challenges her habit of controlling events.

Regency romances follow women navigating secrets, social expectations and unexpected affection. A Search for Refuge accompanies three shorter tales, including encounters in Portman Square and neighboring households, gathering different paths toward love in one collection.

Programmer Emma Trinket enters the art world to impress her family, threatening artist Carter Anderson’s livelihood with digital technology. Their uneasy collaboration restores his inspiration and challenges her assumptions, while attraction complicates their competing professional goals.

Clockmaker Hugh Lockhart hopes aristocratic support will help him open a shop, while Clara Woodbury reluctantly prepares for a London season. Their repeated encounters challenge the futures they have planned and the partners they believe they need.

Amy Trinket begins questioning the expectations that shaped her career and identity. Programmer Jason Miller offers support as she makes new choices, but their attraction and the collision of their former worlds complicate the futures they want.