Rona Randall Books in Order

Three women working in a busy hospital face different obstacles to love. A laboratory assistant longs for an absorbed pathologist, an engaged nurse questions her feelings, and a student nurse struggles to accept the happiness within reach.

A film company arrives in quiet Elmwood and unsettles the household of Doctor Andrews. His daughters' different ambitions, from acting to homemaking, become entangled with the excitement and disruption brought by the town's glamorous visitors.

Before starting nursing school, orphan Jeanne Cleary visits the French grandparents she has only just discovered. A mistaken identity draws her into lies at their château, threatening a new romance while an impostor lays claim to Jeanne's own name.

Doctor John Curtis starts a children's clinic near Monte Carlo hoping to leave heartbreak behind. When the nurse who rejected him and her husband ask for work, his decision to employ them revives tensions he thought he had escaped.

Young actress Lisa Martin rises from a difficult London childhood to a film role in Rome. Her ambitious director wants to marry her, but an encounter with another man challenges both her romantic feelings and her plans for the future.

Nurse Helen defends Dr. David Henderson after an accident wrongly ends his medical career, but he leaves her behind. Meeting again aboard a luxury liner revives her feelings, while David's involvement with a film star complicates their reunion.

Dismissed after a false accusation of theft, Stella Baker takes a secretary's job at a London hotel hoping to escape her past. When a guest's valuable jewel disappears, renewed suspicion leaves her relying on the hotel's manager for help.

Lesley Drake’s appointment as house surgeon at St Luke’s causes a stir among colleagues who know the senior consultant distrusts women in surgery. Her determination to challenge his prejudice becomes complicated when professional resentment gives way to love.

Raised in France without knowing her heritage, Belinda Lemaitre discovers her aristocratic mother and secretly enters her service. Before she can reveal her identity, an impostor, a suitor and a murderer threaten her place in the household.

Juliet Delaney returns home after her father suffers a heart attack, bringing her back under the same roof as her resentful sister Charlotte. When Juliet becomes involved with Charlotte’s intended husband, family tensions turn increasingly dangerous.

An unexpected inheritance opens Knight's Keep to orphaned Janet Bewleigh, but the manor's atmosphere troubles her. Drawn to the enigmatic Lord Ashford, she investigates the shadow of a dead girl and a family inscription that suggests approaching danger.

Margaret Buchanan searches for the truth behind the deaths of her father and lover. Rumors of strange worship and human sacrifice in the Cleft of Fenris draw her toward a mystery that threatens to claim her as well.

Lavinia MacDonald leaves London to become mistress of her ancestral manor, Glenrannoch. Legends of a death-bringing Midnight Walker and footsteps outside her door frighten her, but she refuses to abandon the house or the men competing for her affection.

Eustacia Rochdale marries the heir to Dragonmede, unaware of the gambling schemes that secured their engagement. Hostility at her new home and her husband’s growing coldness become more frightening as a series of accidents threatens her life.

Elizabeth’s business skill has brought prosperity to her family’s Scottish weaving mill, but her clairvoyance brings warnings of danger. Her story intertwines with Calum, heir to a castle troubled by an old manuscript and a woman’s memory.

Actress Aphra Coleman marries David Hillyard after an invitation to perform at his estate. Her happiness turns to fear as his behavior becomes sinister, a blacksmith offers warnings, and David's fascination with a bird of prey takes on disturbing significance.

In late Victorian London, two half sisters pursue careers and love amid the rivalries of the theatre. Their contrasting ambitions lead them through respectable society and its darker margins, where family secrets and romantic competition shape their futures.

Joseph Drayton controls both his family and its pottery business, refusing his sister permission to marry. His talented younger brother Martin longs to claim his inheritance and establish an artistic life beyond Joseph’s authority and ambitions.

Olivia shocks her relatives by abandoning her claim to the family estate and choosing work at the Drayton Pottery. Her independence unfolds amid tangled family loyalties, old feuds, and secrets that threaten the households around her.

Widow Amelia Drayton and her daughter lose control of their pottery business and resolve to compete for its market. Their struggle becomes increasingly perilous as rival Lionel Drayton’s ambitions threaten more than the family’s livelihood.

A note bearing a Norwegian postmark makes Tessa Pickard question her role in a mountaineer's suicide. Believing his professional disgrace may not explain his death, she travels to Norway, unprepared for the troubling circumstances she will uncover.

Sarah finds purpose as a pottery apprentice in the late 1920s, escaping a troubled home through her growing talent. A violent tragedy changes her direction and uncovers secrets about her past and an inheritance she never knew existed.