Lilian Harry Books in Order

An early historical romance with a strong sense of atmosphere, following love under pressure in a difficult, far-reaching landscape. Duty and desire are rarely on the same side.

A sweeping historical romance about desire, danger, and a heroine forced to carve out her own future. The emotional pull is strong, even when the road ahead looks anything but safe.

A dramatic historical romance in which passion and power pull the lovers into dangerous territory. Harry blends emotional conflict with the feel of a classic vintage saga.

Famous sculptor Jason Carver tricks Linzi Barwick into modelling for him, five years after she walked out of his life. Old passion and fresh jealousy make their reunion anything but simple.

Kelly Francis blames Joss Varney for wrecking her engagement and wants nothing more to do with him. Joss has other ideas, and his determined protection soon becomes far more complicated.

Flair Pattison comes to Australia to reunite with her father and start a new job, not to fall for her notorious boss. But hotelier Luke Seager is far harder to resist than the gossip suggests.

Stranded in Yugoslavia without money or papers, Alix Darley has little choice but to join Kinnan Macrae on his yacht. His help is irresistible, but so is the danger of falling in love with him.

A contemporary romance with a touch of intrigue, where pride, family complications, and a risky attraction refuse to stay neatly contained. Harry keeps the emotional stakes front and centre.

Trina Compson has never forgiven Griff Tyzak for learning the family glass business and then striking out alone. When he returns as managing director, she is determined not to let him take control of her company, or her life.

Jessica reluctantly agrees to direct her estranged husband Matt Fenwood's television documentary. On set, professional conflict, old hurt, and Matt's calculated provocations make it clear this reunion will not be easy.

A sharp contemporary romance about a stubborn, difficult man and the woman unwilling to be pushed around by him. Sparks fly long before either is ready to call it love.

Philippa treasures her family's tiny Channel island home, but forceful Zane Kendrick believes he has a claim on it too. Their unlikely marriage solves one problem and opens several more.

Rissa returns to a tiny Scottish village knowing she may have to face Calum Kilmartin, the famous composer who once broke her heart. Loving him still may be the biggest danger of all.

When Libby answers Keir Salinger's plea and goes to Malta, she finds the man she once loved has lost his memory. Rebuilding the past is hard enough, but some of what Keir has forgotten may be better left buried.

Six years after her affair with novelist Craig Gleniston ended, Laurel has found security, if not love, in marriage. Craig's return forces her to question what part of the past she can really leave behind.

Sandie Lewis wants to fly hot air balloons professionally, even if the sceptical Sky Darrington thinks she does not belong. Chasing that dream means risking both pride and her heart.

Verity has turned down another proposal, but the real reason lies five years in the past with Struan Courtney. To move on, she must finally confront the heartbreak he left behind.

Tessa travels to Arizona to break a long family silence and meet the grandfather she has never known. Getting past the cynical Crane Mellor proves harder than the journey itself.

Holly thinks she is about to marry the perfect man and move into the house of her dreams. Then another man enters the picture, and even that dream home becomes the centre of an uneasy choice.

Christina's past mistakes begin to overshadow the next generation at Henzels glassworks. As Paul and Emily face impossible feelings and family stigma, talent and ambition threaten to pull everyone apart.

In 1844, Christina Henzel is determined to run her family's Stourbridge glassworks after her father's death. Fighting prejudice, business pressure, and three very different suitors, she refuses to be pushed aside.

Timothy Henzel and his twin sister Cordelia dream of bigger lives, but family loss changes everything. A move to America opens new possibilities in glassmaking, and harder choices in love.

Kate Markham works in an alpine resort and wants no part of another ambitious man. But champion skier Max Sarsby helps her face an old fear, and the slopes become dangerous in more ways than one.

Career-minded Jan Cartwright intends to keep things professional, but TV producer Marc Tyrell has other ideas about who should call the shots. Their clash over work quickly turns into something more personal.

Jenna expects marriage to Dair Adams to begin a happy new life on Dartmoor. Then one discovery, and one guilty kiss, leave her facing a rival she never imagined sharing him with.

In nineteenth-century Kidderminster, the Himley family is already struggling when scandal and violence tear it apart. Young Rebecca's chance at service in a carpet owner's house may save her, or cost her everything.

Fenella wakes in hospital with no memory of who she is or how she got there. When the enigmatic Robert Milburn offers her work, the fresh start she needs also brings dangerous questions about her past.

Rebecca has built a new life in London, but a death draws her family back to Kidderminster and its worsening poverty. Torn between kinship and conscience, she must decide how far her dream can stretch.

To inherit, Laurie must spend three months in the rough Canadian lakeside cabin her parents once loved. The stay forces her back to old roots, old feelings, and Russ Brandon, who doubts she can see it through.

Cassa Newton is drawn to the teasing, unsettling Jet Tayler even while her old fears tell her to stay away. Their attraction is immediate, but trusting it is another matter.

Raised in India, Joanna comes to Cumbria in 1901 to claim an inheritance and meet the family she has never known. As old loves and older sorrows surface, she must decide what kind of future is really hers.

Victoria Carstairs thinks romance has no place at work, especially when her new American boss is the formidable Devlin Keen. Office tensions quickly turn personal, and resisting him becomes harder than she expected.

In 1885, Rowenna Mellor is trapped by duty in a Cumbrian mill village after the loss of her brother. A chance of freedom appears, but taking it may cost her good name, her home, and her heart.

From the outbreak of war to the evacuation after Dunkirk, a Portsmouth street is transformed by separation, gossip, and fear. The families of April Grove must learn how to live in a world that has changed overnight.

With the war deepening, the women and girls of April Grove learn what it means to be left behind. Air raids, separation, and hurried marriages push the street into a harder, more dangerous phase.

A darker, more intense story about obsession, control, and the damage old wounds can do. Harry builds the romance around emotional danger as much as attraction.

May 1941, and the people of April Grove are beginning to feel the war will never end. Families split, women step into new roles, and one reckless act threatens tragedy for the whole street.

As the war moves toward its end, Carol cannot stop searching for the baby she lost, while Diane and Olive face love troubles of their own. April Grove keeps going, but nobody comes through unchanged.

A searching emotional saga about loss, hope, and the stubborn belief that missing pieces can still be found. Harry leans into longing without losing her grounded touch.

A practical guide to planning, shaping, and finishing a romance novel. Harry focuses on character, plot, and the emotional turns that keep a love story moving.

A warm, character-led novel where humour helps people through disappointment, misunderstanding, and change. Beneath the lighter moments, real emotional choices still have to be made.

An emotional romance about buried feelings, second chances, and a future that looks very different by morning. Harry balances longing with a steady sense of place.

A dramatic romance in which attraction, pride, and risk send two strong-willed people into collision. Harry keeps the tension sharp without losing the emotional heart.

A heartfelt story about chasing dreams that may not bring the happiness they promise. Love and reality pull hard in opposite directions.

A lively saga about the woman no one notices until everything begins to depend on her. Work, family pressure, and romance pull her in different directions.

A dramatic saga in which personal lives are thrown into chaos by crisis and change. Love, fear, and resilience collide as old certainties go up in smoke.

Rebecca has risen from scullery maid to mistress of Pagnel House, but loss leaves her standing alone. With family, business, and a possible second marriage closing in, she must decide what future she truly wants.

A wartime saga about women waiting, working, and trying to keep hope alive while the men they love are far away. Friendship and heartbreak sit side by side throughout.

At the start of the Second World War, a group of Lyons Corner House waitresses, the famous Nippies, find friendship and love in London. Then the Blitz turns everyday worries into something far more serious.

A standalone saga about image, reinvention, and the cost of following your heart. Beneath the surface charm, Harry keeps the focus on one woman's struggle to claim her own life.

A sweeping historical drama about ambition, love, and the pull of the past. Harry blends romance with the kind of hard choices that can alter a life for good.

As 1940 begins, the Nippies at the Lyons Corner House keep smiling for customers while the war bears down on every part of their lives. Marriages, separations, prejudice, and fear test them all.

When war returns to Britain, Thursday Tilford volunteers as a VAD nurse and discovers how quickly innocence can vanish. Out of the strain and sorrow of service comes a love that may last.

The wartime lives of the Corner House girls continue as work, letters, losses, and love keep colliding in London. Even behind cheerful smiles and quick service, the war is taking its toll.

Widowed in the early days of war, Dan Hodges can barely hold life together for his sons. When young Sammy is evacuated and taken in by a kind widow, love and loyalty begin to pull in different directions.

After two years serving in Egypt, Thursday Tilford returns to Haslar Hospital as troops gather for Normandy. Duty, old attachments, and two very different men leave her facing a painful choice.

At the Priddy's Hard armament depot, four women work among shells, cordite, and wartime danger. Each is hiding a secret, and D-Day will force every one of them to face it.

After the Portsmouth Blitz leaves the Taylor family homeless, Judy and her widowed aunt Polly throw themselves into wartime service. Grief, air raids, and unexpected love shape the years that follow.

Peace brings relief, but not simple answers. Ruth fears losing the evacuee boy she loves, Heather must adjust to her husband's return, and Lizzie faces unexpected feelings as wartime certainties disappear.

A wartime saga touched by the sea, where ordinary lives are overturned by danger, duty, and separation. Harry balances the larger conflict with the smaller promises people struggle to keep.

An emotional saga about old losses, late chances, and love that arrives when life seems to be closing in. Harry keeps the drama intimate and the hope hard won.

New teacher Stella Simmons arrives in Devon carrying an old loss and a desperate hope of finding her sister. As the village prepares for the Festival of Britain, Burracombe's friendships, feuds, and secrets begin to pull her in.

The death of King George VI shocks the nation, and a stranger's arrival barely causes a stir at first. Soon Burracombe is drawn into a search for family that makes several villagers rethink what home really means.

Hilary resents the new estate manager her father brings in, even as she finds herself drawn to him. While the village throws itself into a pantomime, tragedy reminds everyone what truly matters.

A warm historical saga about hard times, family loyalties, and the small economies that shape a woman's future. In Harry's hands, thrift becomes its own kind of courage.

Coronation year promises celebration, but sorrow and worry shadow Burracombe too. Stella plans her wedding, families face loss and illness, and amid the feuds and festivities, unexpected romance finds room to grow.

A summer visitor arrives with a little boy whose face carries a painful family resemblance. As Burracombe tries to make sense of the newcomers, weddings, courtships, and cruel truths reshape village life.

Autumn 1953 brings Joe Tozer home from America, along with his charismatic son Russell. Their visit stirs old feelings, new romances, and the kind of family secrets Burracombe can never keep hidden for long.

December 1953 brings snow, uncertainty, and difficult choices. Stella recovers from a car crash, Jackie dreams of America, and Hilary wonders whether love could mean leaving the only life she has known.

After a hard winter, Burracombe looks toward spring and two weddings. Hilary keeps the estate going, the village school is in turmoil, and the whole community leans on one another as joy and worry arrive together.

In 1918, seventeen-year-old Alice Tozer comes to Burracombe to work as a maid on a farm. As war nears its end, she faces hard work, new loyalties, and the first steps toward the life she will build there.

Long before she became the village school headmistress, young Frances Kemp promised herself she'd return to Burracombe. In 1918, as war shadows every choice, she must balance first love, duty, and an uncertain future.

Late 1950s change reaches Burracombe at last. Hilary questions the life expected of her, Patsy faces motherhood alone, and Stella and Felix begin married life while the village keeps finding reasons to pull together.

Hilary's engagement should be simple to celebrate, but obstacles keep piling up. Meanwhile Frances and James grow closer over the school play, and Dottie's illness brings back a familiar face with unfinished business.

Wedding bells ring, new plans take shape, and Burracombe's young and old alike face the pull of change. As love stories move toward their next chapter, the village gathers for one last warm, bittersweet farewell.

Devon, 1943. When Burracombe Barton becomes a children's home for war orphans, young Maddy Simmons arrives carrying grief, fear, and a longing for her lost sister. The village rallies round as she begins to hope for a true home.