Regency Royal Books in Order

Lady Margery returns from another disappointing Season to find her father’s new wife spending away the family fortune. To save her beloved home, she seeks a wealthy husband, but the Marquess of Edgecombe disrupts her carefully calculated marriage plans.

Jennie Bemyss receives a wealthy marquis’s proposal of marriage while her childhood love offers to help her enjoy greater freedom. The apparent advantages leave her unexpectedly confused, forcing her to question which arrangement can provide the happiness she wants.

Morag Fleming, Countess of Murr, falls for the handsome and wealthy Lord Toby Freemantle. His ability to choose almost any woman makes his lack of interest especially difficult, challenging Morag’s hopes of turning her determined affection into a mutual romance.

Rescued from an orphanage to care for a gentleman’s dog, Emily unexpectedly inherits a fortune in diamonds alongside her charge. Greedy relatives threaten their security, while Lord Storm’s criticism of her background complicates the attraction developing between them.

Near-bankrupt widow Lady Lovelace seeks a rich husband and marries Lord Philip, who has been looking for a wealthy wife. Discovering that neither can solve the other’s financial troubles leaves the newlyweds facing an unexpectedly penniless future together.

Lucy remains loyal to her husband despite his drinking and infidelity, until she finds herself drawn to the Duke of Habard. The attraction places her devotion under strain, forcing her to confront the difference between marital obligation and her own desires.

Amanda Colby and her twin brother become guests in Lord Charles Hawksborough’s London home. He finds himself attracted to Amanda while pursuing the thief who stole his inheritance, unaware that the woman upsetting his marriage plans committed the robbery.

Lady Anne marries the Marquess of Torrance partly to beat her beautiful sister to the altar. Admitting that motive on their wedding night damages his trust, while a dangerous political scheme forces her to confront what her marriage truly means.

Anselm struggles to manage his mischievous French ward Yvonne and relies on her apparently calm governess, Patricia Cottingham. As he discovers that appearances conceal more complicated intentions, the women’s presence unsettles the orderly arrangement he believed he understood.

The Duke of Westerland expects marriage to beautiful Frederica Sayers to be a sensible arrangement, then discovers she resists his authority. Their relationship forces Frederica to weigh her spotless reputation against the risks of holding on to the husband she loves.

Felicity Channing flees her cruel stepfather in Cornwall and reaches London disguised as a royal princess. Her invented identity gains access to fashionable society, but Lord Arthur Bessamy’s attention threatens to expose the deception behind her new life.

Lucy Bliss is horrified by her family’s decision to marry her younger sister Belinda to the notorious Duke of Wardshire. Determined to protect her innocent sibling, Lucy prepares to challenge the arrangement, whatever disruption her intervention brings to their lives.

Alice Lacey marries one man while believing herself in love with another. New revelations about both overturn her assumptions, leaving her to persuade the husband she initially rejected that their marriage can become the love she has been searching for.

Bored with village life, a vicar’s youngest daughter forms a secret friendship with worldly Lord Granton. Their shared impatience with society’s expectations develops into love, leaving an aging rake to reconsider the young woman he thought merely an amusing companion.