Virginia Heath Books in Order

When Lady Constance Stuart is found in Aaron Wincanton's arms, scandal leaves them little room to maneuver. A forced marriage is awkward enough, but it becomes even more dangerous when two longtime enemies start seeing each other differently.

Hannah poses as a housekeeper to get close to the man she blames for her brother's death and the loss of her home. Revenge should be simple, until Ross proves more complicated, and more tempting, than she expected.

Bennett Montague, Duke of Aveley, thinks he knows exactly what sort of bride he needs. Amelia Mansfield quickly proves that love is not something a sensible man can organize by list, rule, or pedigree.

After escaping abduction, a wealthy young woman finds refuge with Jack Warriner, an earl whose family name carries more scandal than security. Forced into close quarters, they discover danger is easier to resist than the pull between them.

Captain James Warriner rescues Cassandra Reeves from a tree and hopes that will be the end of it. Instead the lively vicar's daughter keeps reappearing, and working on her storybook together turns curiosity into something far harder to escape.

A festive wager throws two stubborn hearts into far closer company than either intended. What begins as a playful Christmas arrangement soon turns serious, as attraction and old hurts make the season much more complicated than expected.

Heiress Evelyn Bradshaw pays a charming rake to pretend to be her fiancé so she can escape her awful stepfamily. The plan backfires beautifully when she is left in the care of his brooding brother and starts wanting something real instead.

Schoolmistress Felicity Blunt considers herself far too sensible to fall for a practiced flirt like Jacob Warriner. Yet the more time she spends with the notorious rake, the more she suspects charm is only the surface of a much deeper man.

Shy Lady Isabella Beaumont wants nothing more to do with handsome men after a frightening ordeal. But helping Dr. Joseph Warriner care for the sick and poor draws her toward a gentle, steady hero who makes trust feel possible again.

Lady Clarissa thinks she wants a duke, until she helps shy spy Sebastian Leatham pose as the confident Lord Millcroft. As they move deeper into a dangerous mission, attraction threatens to upend both the case and Clarissa's carefully chosen future.

Accused of treason, Lady Jessamine Fane lands under the relentless watch of Lord Peter Flint, a spy who does not bend easily. But as Flint sees the pain beneath her defiance, duty and desire start pulling in opposite directions.

After seeing Penny's courage in court, Lord Hadleigh offers her work at his estate and a chance at a safer life. Their growing closeness is hard won, because trust comes slowly to two people shaped by loss and disappointment.

Heiress Theodora Cranford wants an honorable husband, not a charming rogue with secrets. Yet her new neighbor, Lord Gray, is more than he seems, and one kiss pulls her into a romance tangled up with hidden identity and danger.

Set around a wedding at magical Castle Keyvnor, this romantic collection mixes old heartbreaks, second chances, and a touch of the uncanny. Virginia Heath's story follows a once-destined couple who are drawn back together under the Cornish stars.

Responsible widow Lilian Fairclough is not looking for upheaval when she reaches Rome, but fate has other plans. Reunited with brooding Duke Pietro Venturi, she must decide whether a rekindled passion can survive beyond one dazzling city.

Scarred by fire and grief, Max Aldersley hides from the world on his estate and wants to be left alone. Then determined archaeologist Effie Nithercott starts digging on his land, and straight through his carefully built defenses.

Lady Lydia Barton is being bartered into a dreadful marriage when Owen Wolfe steps in with a counteroffer. Once the stable boy she loved, now a wealthy man wrongly branded a thief, Owen brings back danger, desire, and unfinished history.

Chaperoning Charity Brookes on her singing tour should be simple for Griffith Philpot, if they did not spend half their time sparring. One kiss changes everything, leaving him torn between duty, desire, and a woman he has badly underestimated.

Hugh Standish hires Minerva Merriwell to play his imaginary fiancée and fend off his matchmaking mother. The plan is simple until Christmas house-party chaos, family meddling, and real feelings make their carefully staged lie impossible to manage.

A stolen kiss at a ball introduces Hope Brookes to her dangerously handsome new neighbor, Lucius, Marquess of Thundersley. Their balcony friendship deepens fast, especially when he takes her writing dreams more seriously than anyone else ever has.

After years abroad, divorced Lord Eastwood returns to London determined to avoid more gossip. Instead he finds himself drawn to Faith Brookes, a bold artist who is exactly the wrong woman for a quiet marriage and exactly the right one for him.

Jasper, Earl of Beaufort, has not seen Lady Harriet Fitzroy since the accident that changed her life. Now Hattie is grown, spirited, and impossible to ignore, but his rakish past and her family's doubts make every step toward her a risk.

Diana Merriwell and Giles Sinclair can barely stand each other, but blackmail and a family secret force them into the same investigation. Their sharp banter hides real chemistry, and the truth they uncover could ruin far more than reputations.

Sophie Gilbert has made a habit of thwarting the new earl's plans for her village, so staying under his roof is the last thing she wants. But disaster throws them together, and dislike turns inconveniently hard to maintain.

Rose Healy never expected to marry after being jilted, until a blizzard leaves her unchaperoned with widower Dr. Sam Able. A convenient wedding may save her reputation, but trusting her new husband is another matter entirely.

Gruff farmer Ned Parker has no interest in society or marriage, but his childhood friend Isobel decides to find him a wife anyway. Her matchmaking scheme brings them closer, until both have to admit they may be choosing the wrong match entirely.

Venus Merriwell is devoted to her Covent Garden orphanage and wants the empty building next door to expand it. Trouble arrives in the form of gambler Galahad Sinclair, who has just bought the property for a far less charitable dream.

New governess Georgie Rowe believes children need laughter and freedom, not endless rules. Her cheerful chaos collides headfirst with stern Harry Kincaid, the exhausted uncle suddenly responsible for three children, one huge dog, and a house in turmoil.

Lottie Travers is determined to become a proper lady's companion, even if climbing trees and riding astride keep giving her away. Then she meets Lord Guy Harrowby, a grumpy viscount whose house party, horses, and defenses are equally hard to manage.

Major Adam Mayhew needs a wealthy wife to save his family, while Gwendolyn Trym needs her dowry and a marriage to repair her standing. Their arrangement is practical on paper, until attraction makes this convenient bargain dangerously real.

Portia Kendall dreams of helping change the world through radical journalism, but principles do not pay the bills. Taking work with the Duke of Debden should be temporary, until the handsome duke and his unconventional family start changing her plans.