Larkhall Letters Books in Order
Larkhall Letters is a series of 5 books written by Ashtyn Newbold.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Larkhall Letters books in publication order
5 books
The Ace of Hearts
by Ashtyn Newbold
2020
Alice Rosemeyer secretly earns money writing romantic letters for gentlemen seeking wives. When house guest Thomas Herring hires the mysterious adviser to help him court an heiress, their hidden arrangement puts Alice's identity, reputation and feelings at risk.
The Captain's Confidant
by Ashtyn Newbold
2021
Bridget Northcott still loves Colin Foster, her brother's friend, when the now-distant naval captain returns to Larkhall. An accidentally sent letter begins a correspondence that reveals his troubles while forcing Bridget to confront her own guarded feelings.
With Love, Louisa
by Ashtyn Newbold
2021
Louisa Rosemeyer writes to her aunt seeking a home, but the letter reaches Jack Warwick, who drunkenly invites her to stay. Her unexpected arrival creates a scandal and a forced marriage between strangers carrying very different hopes.
Lord Blackwell's Promise
by Ashtyn Newbold
2022
Margaret Lovell despises Lord Blackwell for ruining her father's fortune and reputation. Believing himself near death, the remorseful earl offers to marry her and restore her family's security, creating an arrangement that may outlast his expectations.
The Matchmaker's Request
by Ashtyn Newbold
2022
Disillusioned Matthew Northcott refuses to marry but continues arranging matches for others. Asked to find a husband for his friend's sister Cassandra Warwick, he discovers that knowing his intended client better may undermine the rules he set himself.
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