The Season’s Five Debutantes Books in Order
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The Season’s Five Debutantes books in publication order
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My Bargain with the Unyielding Viscount
by Patricia Haverton
2026
After a scandal, Eleanor retreats to the countryside and encounters the practical Viscount Julian, who needs a wife to help raise his sister. Their marriage bargain promises freedom from romantic expectations, until genuine feelings undermine its reassuring simplicity.
Taming the Charming Duke
by Patricia Haverton
2026
Anne’s beloved horse falls into Duke Dorian’s hands just as her mother threatens to send her away. He needs her help with a prized stallion, and their marriage bargain entangles financial necessity, fierce resentment, and unexpected attraction.
The Duke’s Midnight Bride
by Patricia Haverton
2026
Facing dwindling family fortunes, Margaret allows herself a final masquerade before leaving society. Duke Nathaniel, who needs a public distraction from a dangerous family secret, offers a practical marriage that becomes increasingly difficult to keep free of feeling.
Unmasking the Guarded Duke
by Patricia Haverton
2026
Beatrice seeks escape from the controlling lord her brother has chosen, while Duke Frederick urgently needs a respectable wife to protect a hidden child. Their marriage bargain offers security, but sharing his household makes their growing attachment harder to dismiss.
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