Megan Frampton Books in Order

After her father's death leaves her penniless, Titania Stanhope heads to London determined to marry money. The Earl of Oakley seems equally poor, but both are hiding crucial truths in this sharp, funny battle of wit and desire.

Betrothed Violet is tired of wondering whether Lord Christian Jepstow sees her as anything more than a convenient bride. Her bold decision to test the question in his study turns a quiet engagement into a very heated reckoning.

When drugged Mary Smith is auctioned off by her own brother, tormented marquess Alasdair Thornham steps in to save her. She soon decides his rescue needs returning, even if loving him means facing his darkest habits and grief.

Lady Charlotte Jepstow wears outrageous gowns to drive off fortune hunters and keep control of her own future. When Lord David Marchston is pushed into courting her, both begin to see past clothes, reputation, and first impressions.

When the scandalous Duke of Rutherford is left with an unexpected child, he hires governess Lily Russell and promptly falls for her. His plan to reform might work, if Lily's own secret does not undo them both.

Lady Sophronia Bettesford accepts a stranger's proposal to escape a grim future, and James Archer needs a pretend fiancee for Christmas. Their one-month bargain begins as convenience, but holiday proximity makes it feel dangerously real.

Adventurous Lady Margaret Sawford is intrigued by a handsome stranger with an eye patch, only to learn he is the impeccably proper Duke of Lasham. She wants excitement, he wants relief from perfection, and together they tempt scandal.

Nicholas Smithfield inherits a dukedom and an arranged bride at the same time. As he gently woos the nervous Lady Isabella after their wedding, duty gives way to real intimacy and a marriage neither of them expected to want.

Rule-bound Matthew, Earl of Selkirk, expects a proper older housekeeper, not Annabelle Tyne, a clever young woman posing as one. Their tidy employer arrangement quickly turns risky, funny, and far more tempting than either planned.

Widow Edwina Cheltam takes a job as secretary to the difficult Duke of Hadlow and finds herself drawn into an affair she cannot afford. He may ignore society's rules, but she has more than her own heart to protect.

To repair her family's reputation, Lady Eleanor Howlett agrees to a sensible marriage with Lord Carson. Then his rakish brother Alexander takes over the courtship, and Eleanor starts to realize she has been promised to the wrong man.

Genevieve unexpectedly inherits a duchy and has no idea how to play the role society expects. Archibald Salisbury is meant to teach her how to be a proper duchess, but their lessons soon become much more personal.

Impulsive Lady Olivia Howlett thinks she can help Edward Wolcott win acceptance in society, and perhaps prove something to herself in the process. Instead, her latest scheme brings her closer to the kind, observant man she never meant to want.

Bookish Lady Ida Howlett steals a carriage and heads off to track down her runaway sister. With Lord Carson unwilling to let her travel alone, the journey becomes a road adventure that strips away rules, certainty, and emotional defenses.

Notorious Lady Della Howlett enters a fake engagement with sea captain Griffith Davies after he learns he is heir to a dukedom. What begins as a useful shield from gossip and matchmaking grows messier once real feeling gets involved.

Left alone in London at Christmas, Lady Pearl Howlett is thrilled by the chance to manage herself for once. A grumpy earl next door, and his charming corgi, turn her quiet holiday into an unexpectedly warm romance.

Sebastian loses his dukedom in a single blow and stumbles into a job at Ivy's gambling house. As he learns how to live without rank, his attraction to the fiercely capable owner becomes the biggest risk of all.

The dangerous Duke of Malvern needs a bride, even though he would rather avoid the whole idea. Ana Maria, newly brought into society after a harsh upbringing, wants love and freedom, and their lessons in self-defense only pull them closer.

A rigid duke plans to marry the quiet sister, then finds himself compromised into wedlock with rebellious Lady Lavinia instead. Their practical bargain is supposed to keep emotions out of the marriage, which proves impossible almost at once.

Thomas Sharpe comes to London in search of a rich bride before his ruined family slides into poverty. Lady Jane Capel agrees to help, but as she asks to learn more about life and desire, his careful plan starts to unravel.

Octavia Holton arrives to claim her childhood home and finds Gabriel Fallon already living there under his own claim. Their four-week pretend engagement is meant to buy time to search for proof, not to spark a very real attachment.

Lady Wilhelmina Bettesford would rather study the stars than chase a husband. A fake courtship with ambitious barrister Bram Townsend keeps her family at bay, until pretending becomes much harder than either of them expected.

Widowed Alexandra, Duchess of Chelmsworth, slips into the Garden of Hedon for one anonymous night of freedom. The man she finds there seems easy to leave behind, until scandal, desire, and real possibility bring him back into her life.

Soft-hearted Simeon Jones rescues Lady Myrtle Allen on the road to London, and the pair claim an engagement to avoid scandal. Their convenient lie grows much harder to manage once adventure gives way to genuine love.

A stolen kiss links Lord Lucian Blackwood, the charming spare son of a duke, with dutiful Lady Diantha Courtenay. Forced to work together on a family project, they discover old rivalries are no match for new attraction.

Lady Drusilla Courtenay has sworn off marriage but not purpose, and Murdoch, Earl of Cragmore, can fund the work she cares about. Their bargain over his niece's debut should stay practical, until desire and affection complicate every rule.

In an 1851 London where supernatural species now live openly, Cora Hastings works to keep the peace. A mission involving the Devil's son and a looming conspiracy at the Great Exhibition turns diplomacy into a dangerous game.