Megan Mulry Books in Order

Career-minded American Bronte treats British royalty as a guilty pleasure until she discovers her charming boyfriend is a duke. His wish to make their relationship permanent forces her to consider the scrutiny and obligations behind her romanticized fascination.

British aristocrat Devon Heyworth hides his intelligence behind a public reputation for fast cars and women. When he pursues American entrepreneur Sarah James across the Atlantic, he discovers that wealth and charm cannot solve her problems or win her trust.

Broke after twenty years of unhappy marriage, Claire leaves England to rebuild her life in New York. A design job reunites her with her first love, but his resentment over their teenage separation complicates the possibility of beginning again.

Orphaned Anglo-French twins Carrie and Diana enter London society in 1825 with uncertain prospects and few protections. Their attempts to navigate its expectations unexpectedly attract two eligible bachelors, turning a precarious debut into the possibility of romance.

In 1808, Anna leaves a Spanish convent seeking independence with the woman she loves. Connections with an aristocratic soldier and an English duke transform their plans, as four lovers negotiate desire, commitment and the possibility of an unconventional shared future.

Abigail resents the expectations attached to being a duke’s daughter and struggles between rebellion and reluctant compliance. Meeting an American businessman challenges her assumptions about independence, offering a different future if she can decide what she truly wants.

Miki has nearly escaped the notoriety of her famous parents through an academic career and steady relationship. A tragedy draws her to St. Petersburg to manage her father’s business, where a compelling French rival challenges her cautious approach to love.

Archie longs for an ordinary marriage and believes Selina offers exactly that stability. Discovering her relationship with another woman forces him to reconsider both his expectations and his own attachment to a man, testing what fidelity and love mean.

Vanessa and her partner Nora have built a peaceful family life together, until news arrives that Nora’s lost daughter is alive. Pursuing a reunion reopens old wounds and challenges all three women to confront abandonment, forgiveness and the demands of love.

Independent Georgie offers a marriage of convenience to help a friend retain his inheritance and relationship with another man. When attraction develops among all three, she must decide whether their changing bond threatens her freedom or offers something worth embracing.

After rebuilding her life following tragedy, Ellie invites a handsome mechanic for coffee and begins opening herself to love again. Luke’s hidden history and conflicting identities complicate their connection, while old wounds threaten the second chance both need.