Sally MacKenzie Books in Order

Proper Philadelphian Sarah Hamilton wakes beside a very naked duke after a disastrous journey, and scandal follows fast. James Runyon is charmed, Sarah is furious, and a ridiculous first meeting turns into a real fight over trust and love.

Newly titled Charles Draysmith offers Emma Peterson a practical marriage, and she answers with flying pottery. He needs a wife and mother for his young charges, but his tidy plan unravels when real feeling gets involved.

When Robert Hamilton flees a marriage trap by climbing naked through a window, he lands in Lady Elizabeth Runyon's bedchamber. One wild night leaves them compromised, intrigued, and far less eager to behave properly.

John Parker-Roth prefers flowers to courtship, until spirited Meg Peterson quite literally falls into his lap. Their attraction is instant, but John's wish for calm and Meg's restless search for a husband make an awkward, irresistible match.

Awkward newcomer Grace Belmont would rather hide from London society than shine in it, until Baron Dawson sets his sights on her. What starts as blunt pursuit soon turns into a warmer, riskier chance at happiness.

Lady Jane Parker-Roth catches a nighttime intruder and discovers he is Edmund Smyth, the viscount she has long noticed from afar. Their tussle leads to a scandalous investigation, broken statues, and a romance neither of them expected.

A drunken mistake leaves Stephen Parker-Roth seemingly engaged to Lady Anne Marston, a woman who has sworn off marriage. Their fake betrothal should solve a scandal, but the longer it lasts, the harder it is to keep hearts out of it.

Ellie Bowman goes to the Duchess of Love's party determined to find a husband, even though she has always loved widower Lord Ned. A thieving cat and misplaced red drawers finally make Ned notice what has been in front of him all along.

Venus Collingswood plans to help her sister catch a duke, then meets the duke himself under very unexpected circumstances. Andrew Valentine enjoys his brief disguise, but neither of them is prepared for how quickly attraction takes over.

Frances Hadley disguises herself as a boy and heads for London to fight for her dowry. Jack Valentine, fleeing relentless matchmaking, shares an inn bed and then a journey with her, never suspecting how much trouble and attraction lie ahead.

Estranged spouses Lord and Lady Kilgorn arrive at a house party only to learn they must share a room. Old hurts, stubborn pride, and very much alive desire make their forced reunion impossible to ignore.

Josephine Atworthy is scandalized by the house party next door, then unexpectedly drawn into it. Amid gossip and mischief, the proper young woman finds herself falling for a mysterious nobleman who wants far more than one kiss.

After eight years apart, Kit, Marquis of Ashton, returns to the wife he has never quite stopped loving. Jess is ready to fight for her marriage, but first they must untangle old wounds, gossip, and a disastrous misunderstanding.

Annabelle Franklin has built a quiet life as the Spinster House librarian, far from the scandal that ruined her youth. Then Lord William Wattles appears in Loves Bridge, and twenty years of buried longing comes rushing back.

Cat Hutting wants the freedom of Spinster House, not a husband, until Marcus, Duke of Hart, complicates everything. Their growing attraction would be simple enough if an old family curse were not hanging over his future.

Anne Davenport hopes to win a place at Spinster House by pushing her friend toward the Duke of Hart. Nate, Marquess of Haywood, is determined to stop that plan, and their constant clashes turn quickly into something much less sensible.

Jane Wilkinson finally has a shot at the peaceful spinster life she wants, but Alex, Earl of Evans, keeps intruding on her thoughts. What should be a quiet new beginning becomes a battle between independence and unexpected love.

At Puddledon Manor's Benevolent Home, Penelope Barnes is helping build a brewery and raising her daughter in peace. Then Harry Graham returns from war as the Earl of Darrow, forcing both of them to face a love they never finished.

Caroline Anderson heads to London to sell the Home's ale, only to end up stranded in a snowstorm at a country estate. There she finds her childhood crush, Viscount Oakland, and a Christmas house party full of temptation and trouble.

Jo, widowed Lady Havenridge and founder of the Benevolent Home, would rather avoid romance altogether. But a christening party, meddling friends, and the charming Duke of Grainger make that plan much harder to keep.