Maria Grace Books in Order

Six months after his father's death, Darcy is still grieving and struggling to grow into Pemberley. A visit from Bingley brings not relief but a buried family secret that could reshape Darcy's future.

When the militia arrives in Meryton, Elizabeth discovers the Bennets' standing is far shakier than she knew. To protect her family, she must manage scandal, bad influence, and Lydia's recklessness with very little help.

Elizabeth suddenly finds herself courted by two handsome men, one quietly devoted, the other only apparently so. Darcy must overcome his reserve before secrecy and first impressions cost him everything.

After her sisters' marriages and Lydia's disgrace, Kitty Bennet feels trapped at Longbourn and left behind by everyone else. An invitation to Pemberley offers hope, if she can find the courage to become more than just Kitty.

A lively look at Christmas as Jane Austen knew it, from parties and food to games and Twelfth Night customs. It shows how different Regency Christmastide was from the version most readers imagine.

Admiral Bennet's retirement should launch his daughters into society, but scandal sends the family fleeing to Derbyshire instead. There they meet widower Darcy, whose ordered life is no match for Elizabeth Bennet.

This collection gathers four short Austen-inspired romances about letters, dances, friendship, and hopeful new beginnings. It is light, warm, and full of quieter characters getting their chance at love.

After Hunsford, Darcy writes the letter that changes everything. This variation asks what might happen if Elizabeth answered with one of her own.

Mary Bennet has no love for balls, gowns, or matchmaking relatives. But when family pressure pushes her toward the dance floor, she has to ask whether love can begin somewhere she never wanted to be.

At Rosings Park, Lady Catherine means to choose Elizabeth Bennet's husband for her, and George Wickham is her pick. Darcy's growing fascination with Elizabeth puts him on a collision course with his aunt's iron will.

Charlotte Lucas wants security, not romance, and the one dependable man she knows seems to care for someone else. She must decide how much she is willing to risk for the future she has always wanted.

Harriet Smith has given up on marriage and plans a sensible future for herself. Then the Martin sisters return with their gruff brother, and Harriet's carefully settled hopes begin to shift.

Newly married Elizabeth is about to spend her first Christmas as mistress of Pemberley, and she is far less sure of herself than Darcy is. Surprise guests and crossed signals turn a joyful holiday into an early test of their marriage.

After her father's death and her mother's collapse, Emmeline is sent to a care home and left to hold herself together. There she finds friendship, painful truths, and a hidden gift that may change how she sees her life.

This guide unpacks the rules and pressures behind love and marriage in Austen's fiction. It explains courtship, settlements, scandal, and social expectations in clear, reader-friendly terms.

Darcy's rare firedrake egg has been stolen, and the hunt leads him to Hertfordshire and Elizabeth Bennet. To recover it before it hatches, they must work together before distrust endangers the fragile peace between humans and dragons.

After her attempted elopement, Lydia Bennet is sent to a brutal school meant to repair ruined girls. Angry, humiliated, and out of excuses, she must decide whether she can become someone better.

Mary Bennet's engagement should make life at Rosings simpler, but Lady Catherine's decline and Colonel Fitzwilliam's financial chaos say otherwise. As order breaks down, Mary and the colonel are forced into an uneasy partnership.

After the Netherfield ball, Darcy retreats to London with Bingley and tries to forget Elizabeth Bennet. Back in Hertfordshire, Elizabeth faces Mr. Collins, militia flirtations, and George Wickham's very welcome attention.

Darcy and Elizabeth hope for a quiet Christmastide at Pemberley, capped by Georgiana's Twelfth Night come-out. Then Lady Catherine and Anne de Bourgh arrive demanding help, and the holiday becomes a family crisis.

Baby dragon Pemberley has hatched, but her future is tangled up with Longbourn's entail and Mr. Collins's plans for Elizabeth. Darcy and Elizabeth are forced into a dangerous gamble that could cost them everything.

A blizzard strands Colonel Fitzwilliam, the Darcys, and an unexpected group of Austen characters together at Hartfield. Snow, forced company, and old assumptions give the colonel a surprising chance at love.

Mary Bennet hides from her mother's matchmaking at a lending library, only to clash with a handsome stranger over a book they both need. Once Mrs. Bennet notices him, quiet escape is no longer an option.

When young Elizabeth discovers abandoned fairy dragon eggs, her father is pulled into a dangerous secret world. He must protect the eggs, manage jealous dragons, and help his unusual daughter find her place in it all.

A cheerful bit of Regency food history, this book explores Georgian ice cream and the culture around it. It mixes period detail with the kind of practical curiosities that bring Austen's world to life.

Elizabeth is accidentally betrothed, banished from home, and desperate to secure Pemberley's future. While she faces a rogue dragon, Darcy uncovers betrayal and a plot that threatens both their love and the peace with dragonkind.

This devotional collection draws on prayers and reflections connected to prison ministry in long-term solitary confinement. It is a brief, faith-centered book about hope, endurance, and spiritual companionship in very dark places.

Elizabeth has known the Darcys for years, but a visit to Pemberley throws their comfortable history into chaos. As Georgiana's future and family expectations collide, Darcy may finally have to fight for Elizabeth.

In this variation, Darcy is a painter whose muse has abandoned him. Hertfordshire brings both artistic inspiration and the one woman who seems determined to despise him.

With Kellynch in debt and its dragon's treasure missing, Anne faces family disaster and old heartbreak. Wentworth returns as a Blue Order agent, and together they must stop a dangerous awakening before it ends in bloodshed.

Anne Elliot's refusal of a proposal turns her life upside down in ways she never expected, including the sudden ability to see dragons. Once she can hear them, her world and her future are changed for good.

These linked Christmas tales visit the Darcys in 1814 and 1815, when pregnancy, difficult relations, and one very unwelcome guest upset their plans. The season brings both strain and the possibility of longed-for joy.

Elizabeth is juggling sisters, a baby dragon, and the impossible politics of the Dragon Keepers' Cotillion. Meanwhile Darcy faces threats to Pemberley's territory and to the Blue Order itself.

Elizabeth and Darcy head to London expecting Order business, not smugglers, kidnapping, and a fairy dragon's prank with deadly consequences. One unthinkable crime could shatter the accords and push dragons and humans toward war.

This story collection slips behind the Blue Order's doors to show the hidden lives of dragons, Keepers, and Friends. The tales range through love, loss, loyalty, and the odd little moments that hold the world together.

Georgiana Darcy is shipped off to school to become a proper Blue Order young lady, much against her will. When dragon students arrive and she is paired with one, school becomes far stranger and far more dangerous.

Minor farmer Peter Smalley has rent due, no money, and no time for dragon trouble. Then a distressed little dragon seeks him out and pulls him into a Blue Order adventure he never wanted.

Elizabeth and Darcy are finally home at Pemberley, only to find the estate overrun with dragon-sized problems. Wyrms, territory disputes, and new threats test even the Dragon Sage's ability to keep order.

Newly married Anne and Wentworth should be settling happily into life by the sea. Instead, silent sea dragons, a hostile magistrate, and urgent Order business turn their fresh start into another storm.

Rebecca Fuller knows the Wright Guild has failed her, but David Enright knows it may also be failing all the Wrights. If they trust each other, they might right old wrongs, or lose everything in the attempt.

A dragon war is edging closer, and Wentworth may be one of the few men able to change its course. While he faces looming conflict, Anne is left to manage family trouble, dragon politics, and fresh threats at home.

As the Kayavan comet returns, pilot Arilyn Lysand heads to Lighten's Ring Fighting Championships hoping to improve her prospects. Instead she and Lord Heir Matteo Sennet stumble into danger, uneasy alliances, and system-wide intrigue.

Elizabeth heads to London to protect Little Anne and the child she carries, expecting safety inside Blue Order offices. Instead she finds nervous council dragons, dangerous discoveries, and secrets buried deep in the archives.

Rebecca Fuller can command the elements, but that does nothing to pay debts or win respect from the Guild. After her father's death, hidden truths and old obligations threaten both her livelihood and her place in the world.

Margaret Dashwood's big moment at the Dragon Keeper's Cotillion is threatened by Snuff's chaos and a much darker Blue Order problem. Missing dragons, smuggling, and a stiff-backed auditor pull Margaret into far more than a dance.