Tillewood Sisters Books in Order
Part ofDorothy Sheldon Books in OrderFind the Tillewood Sisters books by Dorothy Sheldon in order, with short summaries and a series guide to help you decide what to read next.
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Tillewood Sisters books in publication order
4 books
A Wallflower for the Marquess, Theodosia
by Dorothy Sheldon
2023
Overlooked Theodosia devotes herself to educating her niece and nephew, finding refuge in stories. The arrival of a young nobleman seeking work as their tutor sparks attraction complicated by his family’s expectations and another woman’s claims on him.
Love & Rejection, Evangeline
by Dorothy Sheldon
2023
Responsible for her younger sisters and a financially troubled estate, Evangeline expects marriage to be a practical arrangement. Meeting a barrister and a physician who appreciate her intelligence challenges that calculation, forcing her to weigh family security against competing possibilities for love.
The Lonely Lady, Camilla
by Dorothy Sheldon
2023
A scandalous past leaves Camilla facing an unwelcome arranged marriage to an older earl. Retreating to the countryside introduces a quiet viscount whose affection offers another future, but accepting it requires overcoming the reputation and expectations limiting her choices.
The Rebellious Young Lady, Mary
by Dorothy Sheldon
2023
Mary agrees to consider marriage because her grandmother fears she will remain alone. A public proposal from a drunken longtime admirer seems a convenient way to end the search, but accepting it commits the determinedly independent young woman to an unexpected future.
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