Love Quartet Books in Order
Part ofCharlotte Bingham Books in OrderExplore the Love Quartet books by Charlotte Bingham in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you choose where to start reading.
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Love Quartet books in publication order
4 books
Belgravia
by Charlotte Bingham
1984
During the London Season, poor aristocratic beauty Georgiana and wealthy middle-class Jennifer both seek marriages that will improve their fortunes or status. Their courtships unfold among eccentric contemporaries whose ambitions and social maneuvering turn romance into a complicated contest.
Country Life
by Charlotte Bingham
1985
Jennifer adjusts to aristocratic marriage and motherhood while Georgiana conceals her status from an artist lover determined to marry her. Around them, unhappy spouses, ambitious relatives, and adventurous decorators create a country-house society where appearances and private desires rarely align.
At Home
by Charlotte Bingham
1986
Georgiana trades her artist lover for marriage to a distant Scottish lord, while Jennifer puzzles over her husband's behavior in Wiltshire. When old attachments return, their circle's concern with pedigree and status complicates choices about fidelity, happiness, and belonging.
By Invitation
by Charlotte Bingham
1993
Bored with country life, Jennifer plans a summer ball that draws Georgiana back toward a former lover. A betrayed countess plots retaliation, while neighbors' marriages and hidden family histories threaten to make the gathering far more eventful than its hostess intended.
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