Laura Beers Books in Order

Madalene Ramsbury flees an arranged marriage and lands in Everett's curricle. A fake engagement solves their immediate problem, but danger from her rejected suitor makes their growing trust far more important than appearances.

Time travel gives this romance its biggest question, whether love in the past is worth leaving the present behind. Laura Beers closes her Twickenham arc with heart, choice, and real emotional risk.

Amelia Wright, a Harvard-trained doctor, visits Twickenham Manor and slips back to 1813. There she meets grieving Adam, Earl of Harrington, and must choose between the life she built and the love she never expected.

Another Twickenham time slip strands a modern heroine in Regency England, where an unexpected romance makes the way home far less certain. The story blends fish-out-of-water comedy with a sincere love story.

Marianne Notley runs to Lord Harington after an attack exposes her father's secret life. Edwin is one of the Crown's best spies, but protecting Marianne while hunting traitors proves far more personal than he expected.

Neglected ward Penelope Foster wants freedom from her guardian and the marriage mart. Duke Nicholas of Blackbourne expects duty, not attachment, until greed and danger force them onto the same side.

Baldwin inherits two young wards and an infuriating governess at the same time. Emeline is hiding from a forced marriage of her own, and both must decide whether pride is worth more than a future together.

Isabella Beauchamp gives childhood friend Ewin Colborne an impossible list of requirements for any suitor. His effort to meet them becomes a witty contest, until outside interference turns the game serious.

In 1880s England, a young aristocratic woman is thrown off course by scandal and financial ruin. What follows is a historical romance about survival, pride, and finding a new place when the old one is gone.

Dudley Beauchamp, bitter after a naval injury, meets archery-obsessed Josie Mowbray during a seaside stay. Her hunt for the smugglers who killed her half-brother pulls him into danger, and back toward life.

A determined heroine and a Pinkerton agent are thrown together on a western case where marriage may be part of the cover. Fast danger and reluctant trust shape this brisk historical romance.

Matchmaker Katherine Blackmore agrees to help a rude but desperate nobleman find a safe match for his sister. Working together forces Katherine and Lord Berkshire past first impressions and into real feeling.

Charlotte Taylour feels relief, not grief, at her father's death, until the reading of his will turns threatening. Judge Hudson Beauchamp becomes her escort and protector as affection grows under real danger.

A widowed heroine gets a second chance at love in a world that rarely gives women much room to begin again. Laura Beers pairs tenderness and social pressure in this shorter historical romance.

Emmeline Lockhart refuses to marry a duke old enough to be her grandfather. Crown agent Oliver Radcliff offers a marriage of convenience, only to find that the escape plan draws them both into deeper danger.

A Regency mission of espionage brings a seasoned lord and a determined heroine into the same dangerous orbit. Secrets, divided loyalties, and growing trust give this romance both suspense and heart.

Lord Evan Corbyn is determined to find the killer of one of his agents. Lady Jane Radcliff keeps pushing into secrets her brothers would rather hide, and together they uncover a threat tied to Evan's own past.

A fresh Crown investigation turns complicated when deception, politics, and romance start pulling in the same direction. Laura Beers blends spy work, social pressure, and a couple forced to trust each other under threat.

Martha Haskett learns she is suddenly a titled lady and is pushed into one London Season. A weary doctor working undercover against brutal smugglers complicates her bargain, and her search for where she belongs.

Lady Hannah becomes a target after her father uncovers a French traitor. Jonathon Beckett must keep her safe, but hiding her from danger is difficult when she refuses to stay quiet, helpless, or out of trouble.

Sent to hide in Scotland after an abduction attempt, Lady Rachel finds fresh danger instead of peace. A guarded marquess posing as a horse trainer becomes her ally as secrets and French plots close in.

Christmas decorations, seasonal expectations, and a complicated plan set the stage for this holiday romance. What begins in festive confusion soon turns into a sweet chance at unexpected love.

Henrietta Whiston agrees to occupy Lord Charles so her sister can manage two other suitors, then disaster wrecks her own reputation. A fake interest between them becomes their best defense, and their biggest risk.

Hannah Blackmore has loved Martin Pemberton for years, so helping him find a bride is its own kind of misery. Once she starts looking elsewhere, Martin realizes too late that friendship was never enough.

Elizabeth Bentley needs a husband fast to escape a dangerous situation, and London's Season seems her best chance. Living under the same roof as the difficult Marquess of Bideford was not part of the plan.

Amelia Blackmore arrives at Harrowden Hall as the dowager duchess's supposed companion, but her real job is matchmaking. The duke wants her gone, until her honesty and stubbornness begin unsettling his carefully guarded life.

Lady Elizabeth Beckett, known as Shadow, is one of England's most feared spies. When society girls begin disappearing, she joins Lord Sinclair on a dangerous hunt that tests their trust as much as their growing attraction.

Crown agent Morgan Easton needs a fake wife to infiltrate a seaside house party tied to a French spy. Headmistress Josette Northcott agrees, but both their secrets could ruin the mission and any future between them.

Emma Pearson's first Season ends in disaster, and Bow Street Runner Simeon Martin is hired to protect her from a jilted suitor. Danger, politics, and sharp banter turn reluctant allies into something more.

Lady Camden wants peace after betrayal, not another risk. Then the new Earl of Camden draws her into a mission against French agents, where old wounds, political danger, and unexpected feeling collide.

Reginald, Marquess of Haddington, is sent to investigate a weapons dealer and forced to partner with Evie Ashmore, the woman he has always loved. Their search through London's rougher corners quickly turns dangerous.

Escaping a forced marriage, Georgie Holbrooke takes refuge at an orphanage in the rookeries. Its guarded owner, the Earl of Grenton, is the last man she expects to trust, or to challenge her at every turn.

Hugh Calvert wins more than money at the gaming tables, he wins a ward. Marielle Wymond arrives expecting misery, but their uneasy household slowly turns into a story of responsibility, kindness, and unexpected love.

Dinah Ashmore hires help to find her missing sister and stumbles into a far larger threat. Nathaniel Calvert, an agent of the Crown, must solve the case while hiding dangerous truths of his own.

Aaron Berkeley needs Lady Beatrice to honor an old marriage contract or lose part of his inheritance. She wants nothing to do with him after their ruined wedding, until her disappearance changes everything.

Emma Brooksbank would rather practice archery than submit to a husband. When Lord Preston uncovers a painful family secret and asks for her help, their practical alliance begins to look a lot like romance.

Rosamond Hendre enters Society hoping for a true match, while Viscount Brentwood courts her for her money. Pretending devotion is easy at first. Surviving the feelings that follow is not.

Navy veteran Stephen Wycomb expects nothing from love after grief and disappointment. Then friendship with the widowed Countess of Hawkinge pulls him into a web of deceit that asks both of them to risk happiness again.

Heiress Audrey Hardwick heads west to prove she can work as a Pinkerton agent. Her first case forces her into a marriage of convenience with veteran agent Warren Rockwell, and into a hunt for counterfeiters.

Widow Darcy Spencer wants no part of marriage, but a Pinkerton assignment leaves her with few easy options. This western romance mixes danger, forced partnership, and a heroine determined to call her own shots.

After her father is killed by a ruthless gang, Rosalie Addis becomes a bounty hunter bent on vengeance. Her former fiance arrives with the lead she needs, and a marriage proposal she never wanted.

Esther Harington is desperate enough to fake an attachment with Samuel Moore to escape an arranged marriage. What begins as a plan to survive the Season turns tender, messy, and very real.

Newly burdened heir Greydon Rushcliffe would rather keep to Bow Street work than the peerage. Lady Enid needs his help to save a friend, and their investigation pulls them toward danger and each other.

Isabel Drake asks childhood friend Anthony Blackmore to help her avoid an unwanted match. Their venture into matchmaking seems practical, until friendship gives way to feelings neither planned to admit.

Anette Bolingbroke wants independence and a chance to write, not another heartbreak. Then agent Roswell Westlake reappears with old feelings, hidden duties, and the kind of secret that could ruin them both.

Lizette Kent thinks she is an ordinary young woman left nearly penniless, until Tristan Westcott insists she is really an earl's granddaughter. Their journey to London becomes a story of identity, belonging, and love.

Bennett Lockwood rescues an injured young woman with no memory of who she is. As Delphine recovers under the Lockwoods' care, affection grows, and so does the danger surrounding the life she cannot yet remember.

Octavia Westlake promises her mother she will embrace the Season, then meets Harred Woodville at exactly the wrong moment. Their attraction is strong, but duty and fear keep telling them to stay apart.

Emilia Hembry inherits money but not ease in high Society. Earl of Chatsworth Fredrick Westlake offers help while wrestling with his own war shadows, and their growing closeness asks both to trust again.

A western investigation pushes Alexina into close partnership with a Pinkerton agent when independence alone is no longer enough. Suspense, sharp banter, and reluctant feeling carry the story.

Grieving Edwina Lockwood wants nothing to do with the guest at Brockhall Manor, but Lord Hilgrove proves harder to ignore. As buried secrets surface, shared sorrow slowly becomes trust and tenderness.

A Christmas setting and a carefully laid social scheme bring two guarded hearts together in this festive Regency romance. Holiday warmth softens old assumptions, but love still asks for courage.

Simone Delacourt hides a second life as a spy behind her quiet wallflower image. Paired with Caleb Bolingbroke on a dangerous mission, she must decide whether partnership is a risk worth taking.

Elodie Lockwood never wanted the spotlight, but becoming the Season's diamond leaves her vulnerable to scandal. Lord Belview has problems of his own, and their reluctant partnership soon deepens into something neither expected.

A hidden scheme disturbs the Lockwood world and forces two guarded hearts to work together. Family loyalties, unanswered questions, and a slow-building attachment drive this later entry in the series.

Eugenie Drayton slips into an Oxford lecture disguised as a man, only to be caught by Charles Ellsworth. Their bargain gives her freedom she wants, and closeness neither of them is ready for.

Elsbeth Caldwell suspects her polished stepfather is hiding something dark and takes matters into her own hands. Her reckless search collides with Niles Drayton, and their uneasy alliance becomes much more dangerous than scandal.

Winston Lockwood is trying to protect his family from one threat already when Mattie Bawden asks for help. Their prickly truce becomes warm friendship, then something harder to hide as danger closes in.

Dominic Stevens returns from war scarred, burdened, and unable to remember the wife waiting for him. Dorothea is determined to reach the man she married, even as danger and grief stand between them.

Jane Lyttelton runs from a disastrous marriage and builds a new life from an unexpected inheritance. When war-scarred Alistair Winslow enters the picture, both must face danger, reputation, and the cost of starting over.

Richard Kendall tracks the man who ruined his sister, but finds only Theodosia Smith in his place. Taking her to London as bait seems sensible, until suspicion turns into respect and something deeper.

Rosalie Leclerc has survived by refusing to depend on anyone, until her escaped brother forces her on the run. Crown agent Rupert Milnes becomes her protector, partner, and the man most likely to upend her guarded life.

Danger throws two wary people together, and a hidden past soon makes trust far more complicated than attraction. This Regency romance leans into mystery, social risk, and the cost of keeping secrets.

Reluctant heir Evander Addington proposes a practical marriage to his oldest friend, scandal-shadowed Olivia Kendall. Their friendship has always been easy, but married life makes honesty and love much harder to ignore.

Charlotte Winslow is the diamond of the Season, and secretly a Society columnist. Luca Dexter, owner of The London Gazette, sees too much, and their search for a bigger story puts both hearts and lives at risk.

A carefully planned deception draws two strong-willed people into close quarters, only for real danger and real feeling to upset every arrangement. Laura Beers pairs hidden motives, social stakes, and a steady-building romance.