The Lancaster Family Books in Order
Part ofSarah M Eden Books in OrderExplore the Lancaster Family series by Sarah M Eden with the books listed in order, story summaries, character connections, and guidance on where this Regency saga fits with her other worlds.
Last updated: December 23, 2025
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Publication Order
6 books
Christmas at Falstone Castle
by Sarah M Eden
2021
Harriet, Dowager Duchess of Kielder, eagerly anticipates Christmas with her son and his family at Falstone Castle. Determined to heal their strained relationship, she enlists the help of the widowed local vicar to stage a surprise that may grant two second chances at love.
Charming Artemis
by Sarah M Eden
2021
Artemis Lancaster and Charlie Jonquil have always clashed, so an unexpected marriage of convenience feels like a disaster. Surrounded by meddling relatives from both beloved families, they must confront old wounds and decide whether an arranged union can grow into real partnership.
Loving Lieutenant Lancaster
by Sarah M Eden
2018
War scarred Lieutenant Linus Lancaster reluctantly attends a country house party, only to find unexpected understanding in Arabella Hampton, a companion pushed to the margins. Their growing bond, and a small circle of fellow misfits, help them face family expectations and lingering trauma.
Romancing Daphne
by Sarah M Eden
2017
Shy wallflower Daphne Lancaster dreads her London debut until James Tilburn, the kind visitor who once charmed her as a girl, begins to court her. As schemes and greed swirl around them, Daphne must find her voice and decide what she is willing to risk for love.
Courting Miss Lancaster
by Sarah M Eden
2010
Penniless gentleman Harry Windover is hopelessly in love with Athena Lancaster, but her guardian, the intimidating Duke of Kielder, hires him to help find her a husband. Harry’s scheme to present Athena with dreadful suitors backfires when deception collides with his true feelings.
Seeking Persephone
by Sarah M Eden
2008
To save her family from ruin, optimistic Persephone Lancaster accepts a proposal from the scarred and feared Duke of Kielder. In his isolated northern castle, she patiently challenges his icy defenses and forces him to decide what he values more, safety or love.
Series background & context
The Lancaster Family novels live in the same Regency England as the Jonquil books but focus on another tightly knit clan, one bound to the formidable Duke of Kielder. The tone blends gothic shadows with family warmth, often feeling like a Regency spin on classic Beauty and the Beast themes.
The saga opens with Seeking Persephone, where pragmatic Persephone Lancaster agrees to marry Adam, the scarred and notoriously ill tempered Duke of Kielder, to rescue her family from financial ruin. His isolated castle in the far north is as forbidding as his reputation, but Persephone’s steady optimism begins to chip away at the walls he has built around his heart. Their story introduces the emotional gravity and wry humor that will echo through later books.
In Courting Miss Lancaster, Persephone’s sister Athena becomes the focus. Penniless gentleman Harry Windover, secretly in love with her, is hired by the duke to find Athena a suitable husband. Harry’s plan to parade a string of dreadful suitors in front of her is funny on the surface and quietly heartbreaking underneath, as he risks everything to give her the choice he thinks she deserves.
Further along, Romancing Daphne follows shy, overlooked Daphne Lancaster through a London Season she dreads. A reappearance from a kind man who once made her feel seen seems like a miracle, until hidden motives and greed tangle their courtship. Loving Lieutenant Lancaster moves the action to a house party where war wounded Linus Lancaster and socially sidelined Arabella Hampton form a small circle of outcasts who might finally have found a place to belong.
Charming Artemis serves as a bridge between the Lancaster and Jonquil worlds, pairing the youngest members of each family in an unexpected marriage that forces them to confront long held fears about love, duty, and what it means to build a life together. Familiar faces from both series appear, making the book feel like a family reunion with real stakes.
Throughout the Lancaster books, readers can expect closed door romance, plenty of banter, and a recurring interest in people who feel broken learning that they are still worthy of deep, lasting affection. The series rewards reading in order, but each novel offers a complete emotional arc of its own.
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