Transformation of the Shelley Sisters Books in Order
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Transformation of the Shelley Sisters books in publication order
4 books
Innocent Courtesan to Adventurer's Bride
by Louise Allen
2010
Wrongly accused of stealing, Celina flees the brothel she calls home and seeks protection from an adventurous nobleman. Quinn’s assumptions about her experience conceal her innocence, complicating the attraction growing between a vulnerable fugitive and her unpredictable rescuer.
Practical Widow to Passionate Mistress
by Louise Allen
2010
Widowed Meg poses as an injured officer’s wife to secure passage back to England and reunite with her sisters. Major Ross Brandon offers employment rather than marriage, but their growing attraction challenges boundaries shaped by his wartime past.
Vicar's Daughter to Viscount's Lady
by Louise Allen
2010
Pregnant and abandoned, Arabella seeks help from her child’s father only to learn that he has died. His brother offers marriage to legitimize the baby, forcing her to navigate a luxurious new world and an unexpectedly powerful attraction to her husband.
Auctioned Virgin to Seduced Bride
by Louise Allen
2011
Kidnapped and placed for auction in a London brothel, Laurel clings to memories of an investigator who once made her feel safe. Seeing Patrick among the bidders brings hope and uncertainty about whether he has come to rescue her.
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