Teaville Moral Society Books in Order
Teaville Moral Society is a series of 5 books written by Melissa Jagears.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Teaville Moral Society books in publication order
5 books
A Heart Most Certain
by Melissa Jagears
2016
Hoping to impress her prospective husband's family, Lydia King seeks a charitable donation from wealthy Nicholas Lowe. His refusal leads to an unexpected bargain, challenging her ideas about respectability, generosity, and the needs her community overlooks.
Engaging the Competition
by Melissa Jagears
2016
Charlotte Andrews resents schoolteacher Harrison Gray's warnings about her intended husband. When a storm leaves him unable to teach without his glasses, her assistance forces them to reconsider old assumptions and the possibility of a different match.
A Love So True
by Melissa Jagears
2017
Evelyn Wisely seeks support for her work helping vulnerable women and children in Teaville. Businessman David Kingsman's temporary visit brings unexpected interest, but personal secrets and conflicting obligations complicate their growing connection and her charitable ambitions.
A Chance at Forever
by Melissa Jagears
2018
Mercy McClain opposes a teaching appointment for Aaron Firebrook, the former bully who once tormented her. His efforts to demonstrate change collide with her protective instincts toward the children, testing the difference between caution and forgiveness.
Tied and True
by Melissa Jagears
2018
Wealthy Marianne Lister loves business assistant Calvin Hochstetler, who fears their differing backgrounds make marriage impossible. Taking a factory job to demonstrate her commitment, she challenges his assumptions about privilege, hardship, and the life they could share.
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