Suzanne Allain Books in Order

Emily offers to take her sister’s place in an arranged marriage, freeing Lydia to marry for love. Meanwhile, their intended bridegroom arrives disguised as a curate and falls for Emily without knowing about the sisters’ arrangement.

Selina Dalton visits London at a friend’s invitation, unaware she is meant to help humble a demanding bachelor. As she grows closer to Jeremy Malcolm, his list of requirements for a wife prompts her to establish expectations of her own.

Faith Wentworth wants to be valued beyond her famous sportsman father’s achievements. When two gentlemen pursue her, she questions whether either is interested in her alone, especially as the apparently more trustworthy suitor becomes harder to understand.

A young girl discovers that becoming like a fairy-tale princess involves more than outward beauty. This children’s tale connects her wish to be a princess with the importance of having a noble heart.

An anonymous warning letter transforms overlooked Sophronia Lattimore into a fashionable matchmaker. Helping Sir Edmund Winslow find a wife proves difficult when she falls for him herself, and the return of an old love further complicates her judgments.

Wealthy widow Diana Boyle discovers she has been listed in a directory for fortune-seeking bachelors. She confronts its attractive author and gathers the other women named, turning unwanted attention into an opportunity to reshape the rules of courtship.

Arabella agrees to impersonate her noble cousin so the reluctant debutante can avoid London society. Falling for Lord Brooke turns their convenient arrangement into a predicament, since he believes he is courting a wealthy woman of suitable rank.

Impoverished governess Clarissa Dainty finds a fellow lodger dead and refuses to accept official indifference. Following old letters from London to Cornwall, she encounters a Bow Street officer, a nobleman, and danger among the clues.