Summer Hanford Books in Order

Aridian serves an aging knight while dark forces drag a kingdom toward ruin. To save the crown, he must awaken gifts tied to death, rebirth, and destiny.

Ari's new life as Cadwel's heir is shattered when the Caller and his undead wolves ravage Sorga. Leadership comes faster than he wants and at a brutal cost.

This companion tale follows the legendary bard Larkesong to the tragic end of his mortal life. It also offers a glimpse of Sir Cadwel in his youth.

After rescuing Georgiana, Elizabeth finds herself in serious danger. This brisk novella turns Wickham into a clear villain and raises the action.

Darcy asks Elizabeth to help with Georgiana while Wickham is in the neighborhood. Georgiana's judgment, and Wickham's true nature, drive the trouble.

Mirimel has spent years preparing for her chance to become a Hawk Guardian. As the trials approach, skill, courage, and destiny collide.

An unexpected inheritance reshapes life at Longbourn and upends the Bennets' future. Elizabeth and Darcy must sort love from advantage in a world newly tilted by money.

A young Cadwel fights to free his homeland from subjugation in this prequel novella. It shows the first hard steps that shape the man Ari later serves.

A shocking change in Darcy's domestic life sends this variation in an unsettling new direction. Elizabeth must judge character, motives, and her own heart before rumor hardens into truth.

Three Bennet marriages change the balance at Longbourn and send Elizabeth and Darcy toward a very different courtship. Family loyalties, timing, and pride make every step harder.

Ari nears his dream of becoming King's Champion just as mysterious deaths destabilize the throne. Politics, duty, and growing responsibilities test him from every side.

A death at Rosings turns drawing room tension into open danger. Elizabeth and Darcy must navigate grief, suspicion, and Lady Catherine's house at its most volatile.

Caroline Bingley becomes the center of a far more dangerous scandal than society expects. Class, appearances, and wounded pride collide as old certainties give way.

Questions of duty and reputation bind Elizabeth and Darcy in knots. Honor, promises, and public appearances make love harder, but also harder to deny.

Lady Catherine gets a chance to reckon with pride, control, and the harm she has done. This variation leans into family conflict, uneasy repentance, and altered futures.

The woman tied to Georgiana Darcy's near ruin steps into the spotlight here. Old wrongs echo through new choices as Elizabeth and Darcy face the damage one clever schemer can do.

Mr. Collins is hiding more than foolishness in this twist on Austen's world. His schemes send Elizabeth and Darcy into a tangle of suspicion, embarrassment, and hard choices.

Darcy's fortune and standing no longer protect him, and everything between him and Elizabeth changes. Stripped of ease, he must prove what sort of man he really is.

A new marriage throws the Darcy and Bennet worlds into confusion. Elizabeth must look past gossip and first impressions as hidden motives threaten more than one future.

This companion story turns to Prince Parrentine, Princess Siara, and the origins of Ari's greatsword. It adds lore, reconciliation, and a deeper look at the stones behind the saga.

Darcy sets out, plainly and purposefully, to win Elizabeth's favor. The trouble is that courtship is never simple in Hertfordshire, especially with pride and family interference in the way.

A quiet moment becomes a turning point in this gentler variation. Conversation, reflection, and a shift in understanding bring Elizabeth and Darcy closer.

A disaster changes the Bennet sisters' prospects overnight. In the aftermath, Elizabeth and Darcy must rebuild trust while others scramble to profit from ruin.

A Christmas setting gives Caroline Bingley another chance to meddle, change, or surprise. Holiday visits and simmering tensions make for a brisk Austen-inspired tale.

Now King's Champion, Ari journeys into the harsh Tybrunn Plains to face an ancestral enemy. Duty demands peace, but compassion may matter just as much as strength.

A blaze at Netherfield changes everything before familiar relationships can settle into place. Rescue, blame, and sudden closeness push Elizabeth and Darcy onto a new path.

Liza cannot forget the kiss Lord Thomas gave her when grief and whiskey blurred his memory. Asking him to help her find another husband may break her heart first.

Newly free after her father's death, Victoria must marry quickly or be trapped again. She rushes toward a rescuer, then learns love works better with truth.

Elizabeth has reason to doubt Darcy, and Darcy has reason to hope she will not. Misunderstandings and hard earned trust drive this emotional variation.

Lady Annabel is kidnapped on the eve of her wedding, shoots her abductor, and escapes. Freedom looks different once she sees the man behind the crime.

Tilly's disastrous debut improves when a charming gentleman appears with promises and a kiss. He seems too good to be true, which is exactly the problem.

An elopement goes wrong before it can do its worst. The rescue changes several lives at once and forces Elizabeth and Darcy into dangerous proximity.

A dying wish reshapes obligations for the people left behind. Elizabeth and Darcy must decide whether duty and affection can still find the same road.

Emily Green finally has a moment alone with the rake she has loved for years. He may know how to kiss, but she is done letting him set the terms.

Emilia Glasbarr wants music, art, and city life, not a quiet country future. Doctor Andrew Carter offers worth, danger, and a kind of love she never planned on.

Dalilah learns the man who declared himself is engaged to her best friend. A dawn confrontation reveals trouble twice over and turns heartbreak into uproar.

When both his fiancée and the princess he protects are kidnapped, Aridian must cross oceans and foreign lands to save them. The finale tests his skill, loyalty, and soul.

Lanora, daughter of the Duke of Solworth, has little interest in society and even less in a rake's attention. But Lord William's courtship hides secrets that could hurt everyone she loves.

Elizabeth is older, sadder, and far less ready to risk her heart again. This variation asks whether love can return after grief has already done its work.

Rumors say Francine shared a scandalous kiss with a duke, and the gossip destroys her last safe option. The worst part is that the kiss may be real trouble after all.

Kitty Brightly's damaged reputation leaves her little hope until an unexpected suitor appears. Her own boldness may be the thing that ruins, or saves, them both.

Rebecca Wycliff is a poor relation who knows how narrow her future is. Her private dream of something better becomes dangerous once love makes it seem possible.

Elizabeth and Darcy play with what ifs until the stakes stop feeling theoretical. Their clever conversations lead straight into real danger and real feeling.

Letters carry truth, misunderstanding, and outright deception through this variation. Elizabeth and Darcy must sort genuine feeling from the lies wrapped around it.

Madelina Greydrake is hunting the men who abduct girls from London's streets. Jasper McClintock is doing the same from society's shadows, and falling for each other complicates everything.

Widowed Charlotte Fairhaven decides pleasure is safer than love after her husband dies in a duel. Scotland's gentlemen, and one rake in particular, make that new rule hard to keep.

This collection gathers Regency romances from the Marriage Maker world, where ambition, reputation, and desire keep pushing sensible plans off course.

Cecilia wants only safety after a brutal first marriage, yet a duke offers her a practical new start. His proposal seems steady until marriage reveals harder truths.

The holidays bring old hurts back to the surface and offer a narrow path toward healing. Elizabeth and Darcy must decide whether forgiveness is possible, and at what cost.

Stranded far from home, Elizabeth and Darcy face a difficult journey with little comfort and no easy answers. Travel, trouble, and forced closeness do the rest.

A duel shocks Meryton and sends familiar rivalries spinning out of control. Honor, scandal, and quick tempers leave Elizabeth and Darcy no room for safe distance.

When her father joins a mad bid for the Scottish crown, Elizbeth McKinley and her sister must flee or be married off abroad. The worst blow is that the man she loves does not believe her.

Daniel McCormick intends to marry for practical reasons, not feeling. Falling in love just before he meets his intended bride ruins the simplicity of that plan.

A playful variation that mixes romance, humor, and familiar Austen sparks. Elizabeth and Darcy still clash, but the path toward love takes a lighter route.

Anne de Bourgh's life does not end at Rosings, and her choices matter more than anyone expected. This variation shifts the spotlight and reshapes the Darcy orbit around her.

A pretend courtship meant to solve one problem creates a much larger one when real feeling gets involved. In Regency society, imagination rarely stays harmless.

Daphne arrives in London for her Season and promptly falls for the man nearly promised to her cousin. Christmas charm cannot make that situation simple.

After his beloved is murdered, Shey Healdan hunts the killers behind a mask while his country edges toward civil war. Revenge and duty pull him into deeper conspiracies.

Elizabeth and Darcy's feelings are real, but for good reason they cannot be public. Secrecy turns every meeting into a risk and every choice into a test.

Driven from home by a cruel duke, Aldera flees to her mother's people and discovers power, prophecy, and a wounded king in need of help. Saving the realm may mean helping find the Summer God.

Grace Birkchester tries to save a friend and stumbles into a web of secrets, danger, and love. Doctor Andrew Carter is steady and lonely, but his work drags them both into trouble.

George Wickham may not be exactly who everyone thinks he is. This variation asks what happens when a notorious villain is given a different role.

Mr. Collins' death changes Longbourn in the worst and strangest possible ways. Elizabeth must balance anger, pity, and new uncertainty while Darcy draws nearer.

Haunted by failing a queen once before, mercenary Dain takes on another royal protection mission. At court, spies and growing love make every choice more dangerous.

Lizzy May Ellsworth is used to fading into the background, until one winter chance brings her into sharp notice. Christmas cheer and cutting gossip make a risky mix.

Aldera fights to restore the king while her brother Kylem sinks deeper into treason. Divided loyalties make the coming battle as painful as it is necessary.

Madelina Greydrake hunts the men behind London's kidnappings and never expects good in her chief suspect. Jasper McLintock is saving stolen girls in secret, but his own status makes every alliance fragile.

A new inheritance opens doors for a young woman who quickly learns money solves less than people think. Family schemes and a growing attraction keep the stakes personal.

A post Christmas gathering reopens old misunderstandings and nudges a hesitant romance forward. It is a small, seasonal story with social pressure and heart.

A playful children's story that turns rabbits, rumors, and small wonders into a warm little adventure.

A short children's tale centered on Lufu, with a curious young hero and a gentle sense of discovery.

A lively children's tale in which Minnie meets a mink and learns that curiosity can be both risky and rewarding.

Widowed Darcy is focused on his children and his duties, not romance. Elizabeth likes his family far more quickly than she likes the man himself.

A storm leaves Isaac stranded with spoiled heiress Elizabeth, who must prove she can manage both herself and her estate. It is a Regency take on Beauty and the Beast with the roles askew.

A compromising situation ties Elizabeth's future to the one man she least wants forced upon her. Attraction and resentment race side by side.

A fresh evil rises after battle, hounding Aldera and testing Kylem's place beside the king. Gods, secrets, and sky-borne danger push the series into darker territory.

Good intentions and charitable work pull familiar characters into closer contact. Service, class difference, and watchful society complicate every step.

Anne de Bourgh decides Darcy needs help reaching the right woman. Her scheme nudges old friends and old wounds into a fresh, often funny, variation.

Austenesque romance meets science fiction in this wild mash-up. Elizabeth and Darcy still have their pride and misunderstandings, only now the world around them is much bigger.

Anne de Bourgh takes center stage in an outing that gives her far more spirit and agency than canon allows. Rosings becomes a starting point for mischief and change.

Darcy is cast out of his comfortable place and forced to live by selling books. The change strips him down and gives Elizabeth a very different man to know.

A poisoner turns an Austen world into a mystery. Elizabeth and Darcy must untangle suspicion and danger before another quiet cup turns deadly.

Rosings is the scene of another scandal, this time theft rather than murder. Elizabeth and Darcy must read the room, the servants, and Lady Catherine herself.

Not every gentleman deserves the name in this darker, intrigue filled variation. Elizabeth and Darcy must judge character quickly, because manners are hiding real threats.

Questions of honor, loyalty, and true manhood sit at the center of this variation. Darcy and his allies face a world where reputation is easy to fake and harder to earn.

Kitty Bennet's fear of the dark leads to a tender Christmas story with help from Mary and an unlikely unicorn. It is short, sister centered, and gentle.

One Darcy is complicated enough, but this variation doubles the problem. Elizabeth must sort through confusion, attraction, and the chaos caused by too much Darcy.