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Sons of Somerset (Mindy Burbidge Strunk) Books in Order

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Find the Sons of Somerset books by Mindy Burbidge Strunk in order, with summaries, shared-series background, and simple where-to-start guidance.

Last updated: July 15, 2026

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Sons of Somerset (Mindy Burbidge Strunk) books in publication order

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The Stable Master's Son

by Mindy Burbidge Strunk

2021

Horse breeder Edmund Jenkins has built an estate and a future through hard work, but Elizabeth Carter still sees him as beneath her. With a titled marriage offer looming, Elizabeth must choose security or the man she truly loves.

Sons of Somerset (Mindy Burbidge Strunk) books in chronological order

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    The Stable Master's Son

    by Mindy Burbidge Strunk

    2021Sons of Somerset, Book 1

Series background & context

Sons of Somerset is a multi-author Regency romance series that puts working men, rather than titled heroes, at the center of the love stories. Each book follows a man whose trade or occupation matters to the plot. The setting is Somerset, and the series asks how love can grow when class expectations make a match seem impractical.

Mindy Burbidge Strunk's contribution is The Stable Master's Son. Edmund Jenkins has worked hard to build a life beyond the position into which he was born. He owns an estate, his horses are well regarded, and his breeding business is growing. By any sensible measure, he is doing well.

But society is not always sensible.

Elizabeth Carter is the daughter of a baron and never expected to become a governess or a spinster. When Lord Duhurst seems prepared to offer her the title and security she needs, she believes she should accept. The problem is that she cannot stop thinking about Edmund, whom she initially sees only as a man from the stables.

The story's central question is not whether Edmund is worthy. It is whether Elizabeth can let go of the narrow idea of marriage she has been taught to want. Edmund, meanwhile, has to decide whether it is worth risking disappointment for a woman who may never see him as an equal partner.

The horses and stable work give the book an everyday texture that distinguishes it from more ballroom-focused Regency romances. Edmund's business and his practical ambitions are real parts of his character, not simply obstacles to be removed. Elizabeth's situation also keeps the social stakes close: she needs security, but she wants affection and respect as well.

Like the other Sons of Somerset books, The Stable Master's Son can stand alone, though the shared series is best enjoyed in order for readers who want to follow the broader community. It is a sweet, clean romance for readers who enjoy class-difference stories, working heroes, and relationships that ask both characters to rethink what makes a life successful.

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