Lorna Peel Books in Order

Divorced Londoner Jane Hollinger teaches family history classes when a famous, wealthy man seeks her help with a genealogical mystery. As their relationship develops, Jane must contend with the publicity and paparazzi that accompany Robert Armstrong's life.

Sophia Nelson returns to Yorkshire to work as a tour guide at Heaton Abbey. Attraction to her aristocratic employer, Thomas, complicates the job, while an overheard secret about parentage threatens to unsettle life at the abbey.

In Victorian Dublin, Dr Will Fitzgerald rejects his father's wealthy patients to care for the poor. Meeting Isobel Stevens, a clergyman's disowned daughter working as a prostitute, draws him into a relationship that challenges his family's expectations.

In nineteenth-century Ireland, widow Caitriona Brady wants to marry Michael Warner after years shaped by family feuding. Their hopes face the continuing hostility between the Bradys and Donnellans, along with opposition from her brother, a priest.

Will and Isobel Fitzgerald begin married life in Dublin with a baby on the way and his father's medical practice to manage. A letter from Will's brother in India and Isobel's past threaten their fragile domestic happiness.

Tour guide Sophia Nelson hopes her return to Yorkshire will offer a new beginning at Heaton Abbey. Her growing attraction to the baron who employs her becomes entangled with a family secret she was never meant to hear.

A wedding announcement and a dying man's confession threaten to expose secrets connecting Isobel Fitzgerald's family. As an unwelcome inheritance complicates matters, Will and Isobel must confront the past before it disrupts the lives they have built.

In Dublin, Will Fitzgerald's father seeks access to his grandchildren while his mother's increasingly erratic behavior strains the family. The return of someone from Isobel's past brings another threat to the couple's already vulnerable marriage.

Abandoned as a newborn and adopted, Rachel Harris wants to find her birth mother. Clergyman Matthew Williams helps her search, but anonymous threats complicate both the investigation into her origins and their developing relationship with each other.

Will Fitzgerald's connection to an elderly patient stirs an old conflict involving his mother and Isobel's past. Meanwhile, a cryptic birthday card for Alfie suggests that a former enemy may be interfering with the family's lives again.

After another doctor's death, Will's former fiancée invites him and Isobel to tea with an undisclosed purpose. Her request for help creates fresh tension, while Isobel's old connections and Alfie's struggles bring further complications to the family.

During Dublin’s 1887 heatwave, Will Fitzgerald learns his father is dying and faces unsettling final wishes and financial worries. Meanwhile, an accident reveals a forgotten connection to Isobel’s grandmother, leaving both confronting painful family histories.

As Russian influenza reaches Dublin in 1889, Will and Isobel Fitzgerald must confront an epidemic that disrupts their lives. Meanwhile, widowed Sarah and Bob face the unresolved possibility of love despite the social differences separating their worlds.

The Fitzgeralds’ anticipated summer holiday in 1891 is disrupted by a death and troubling incidents at a school. As Will and Isobel respond, another family faces the emotional and financial burden of caring for an increasingly ill daughter.

In Dublin in 1894, illness and financial strain threaten one family’s marriage while a sudden death leaves Harriett struggling despite her assets. Will and Isobel face demanding responsibilities as an unexpected proposal offers a possible solution to Harriett’s predicament.