The Silver Teapot Books in Order
Part ofCarolyn Miller Books in OrderRead Carolyn Miller’s The Silver Teapot books in order, with short summaries and a series reading list to help you decide which book to read first.
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The Silver Teapot books in publication order
4 books
Not Exactly Mr. Darcy
by Carolyn Miller
2025
After losing her teaching position, Olivia Bennett moves to an English village to care for her grandmother. Work at a historic estate brings her into conflict with brusque gardener Liam Browne, whose guarded manner conceals a difficult family legacy.
Not Precisely Mr. Knightley
by Carolyn Miller
2026
Successful dating-app partners EJ Bennett and Jordan Knight have long been friends, but Jordan wants more. His attempt to expose her glamorous boyfriend’s infidelity backfires, sending EJ home to reconsider both her ambitions and her relationships.
Not So Very Sensible
by Carolyn Miller
2026
Practical Elinor Bennett and romantic sister Katie celebrate graduation with a murder-mystery weekend in the Blue Mountains. Meeting two potential partners challenges their expectations, as sensible plans and idealized dreams prove unreliable guides to love.
Not Fully Persuaded
by Carolyn Miller
2027
Nurse Annabelle Bennett encounters former love Patrick Wentworth again while caring for his grandfather. Six years after he disappeared, unresolved grief and family pressures complicate their renewed attraction as both consider whether trust can be rebuilt.
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