The Twelve Days of Christmas Books in Order

Isabella Fitzroy witnesses an attack in Bath and becomes intrigued by Guy Partridge, the man who defended himself. His nightly visits to her window tempt her beyond respectable society, while his hidden past threatens the romance she wants.

Bored with her family's Christmas traditions, Katarina Fitzroy becomes drawn to visiting coachman Isaac Emmett. His apparent lack of status makes their attraction improper, while secrets about him threaten to complicate the relationship she pursues away from the festivities.

Shy musician Harmony Fitzroy prepares for a Christmas Eve concert in Bath while falling for penniless David Navarre. Her need to marry for money conflicts with that attraction, and his hidden Manchester scandal could jeopardize their growing connection.

Esther Fitzroy suspects the impoverished Duke of Kendal is courting her for her dowry. Determined to win his heart before accepting a proposal, she enters a flirtation with an experienced seducer whose intentions may challenge her plan.

Lucy Fitzroy welcomes childhood friend Lord Percy Ardingley back from the country but finds their familiar bond has changed. His awkward attempts to explain himself and her unexpected attraction force them to reconsider what their long friendship could become.

Arabella Fitzroy arrives to meet her arranged husband and finds Nathaniel Cartier rude and unappealing. Retreating to his estate's lake, she plans to escape the match, until moments of vulnerability reveal a man different from her first impression.

Maria Fitzroy avoids holiday questions about marriage while becoming fascinated by mysterious newcomer Mr. Walter. His interest in her family coincides with newspaper gossip, but their growing attraction makes it difficult for her to question the man she wants.

Caroline Fitzroy's engagement to doctor Stuart Walsingham changes when he unexpectedly inherits a debt-ridden earldom. Their love now conflicts with pressure for a wealthy, connected marriage, forcing the couple to defend the future they had already imagined together.

Sophia Fitzroy's wish for a scandalous romance is overheard by notorious seducer Orlando Dunbar. His pursuit promises the excitement she craves, but keeping her heart protected becomes difficult when flirtation brings real feelings and an uncertain future.

Veterans' advocate Jemima Fitzroy falls for Captain Hugh Rotherham after his return from the Napoleonic wars. Their secret meetings challenge family expectations and social respectability, while his wartime experiences complicate the new connection growing between them at Christmas.

Joy Fitzroy resents constant pity about her unmarried state until a chance encounter brings widower Gilbert Kitteridge and his twin daughters into her life. Attraction challenges both her skepticism about happiness and his belief that he has no time for love.