Hearts of Harewood

Two worlds. Two hearts. Can they ever meld together as one? Eliza Rose is the perfect lady-accomplished in pianoforte, riding, and multiple languages-until a scandal disrupts her privileged world. The fallen Rose family has struggled to regain their standing until a fortuitous connection helps Eliza re-secure her family's place in Society, giving her everything she believed she wanted. Eliza's return comes at a bittersweet price, however, as she unexpectedly loses her heart to the town blacksmith. She yearns to follow her heart, but fears condemnation. Her mother would give anything to remain among her friends-and Eliza cannot be the reason her family falls from grace once again. Jacob Ridley is a humble blacksmith, haunted by a past betrayal from a lady he thought he loved. He has come to Harewood to begin anew, with a rule to guide and protect himself-he will avoid women of quality. But Eliza is impossible to ignore, forever needing his help. He might not be a gentleman by Society's standards, but he cannot refuse her when she is in need. As their feelings mount, they must confront an impossible choice-remain loyal but lonely in their disparate spheres, or bravely come together despite the formidable barriers, threat of scandalous gossip, and pain of family objection. These two unlikely hearts are torn between love and obligation. Will the right choice come at too dear a price? Book one in the Hearts of Harewood series, To Forge Her Fate is a sweet and clean Regency romance of unequal social status and forbidden love.

When the past and present collide, there are always consequences... Aurelia Beswick's life hangs by a thread. Penniless and alone, she grasps at her last hope: a position as a governess far from London. Little does she know that fate has a cruel twist in store. Her new employer is none other than Lord Ryland-a man from her past she never expected to see again. Luckily, he doesn't seem to remember her. Determined to keep her position, Aurelia finds herself walking a precarious line, keeping her identity a secret while every interaction with Lord Ryland seems to draw them closer together. At the heart of this delicate balance is Lord Ryland's son, a sweet boy who brings Aurelia and Lord Ryland together with their mutual love for him. But as bonds strengthen and walls crumble, Aurelia must face an impossible choice: continue her charade or risk losing everything she's fought so hard to gain. Book two in the Hearts of Harewood series, A Proper Governess is a sweet and clean Regency romance that proves that even in the most proper of societies, the heart cannot be governed.

In the game of love, the heart seldom abides by the rules… Ruth Wycliffe always thought falling in love would be easy. But after countless introductions and no promising prospects, she's starting to lose hope. Desperate for a change, she strikes a deal with her good friend, Oliver Rose: at an upcoming house party, they'll help each other find the perfect spouse. Oliver has always followed society's rules-until now. Helping Ruth should be easy, but the more time they spend together, the more complicated things become. Suddenly, finding a spouse doesn't seem so simple when he's starting to wonder if the perfect match has been right in front of him all along. But love was never part of their arrangement, and when Oliver uncovers a devastating secret, he knows he can never ask Ruth to choose him. Marrying her would mean tying her future to his uncertain fate, and walking away is the only honorable choice. But some risks are worth taking, and some hearts are worth fighting for. Will Ruth and Oliver hold to the plan-or risk everything for a love that defies the odds? Book three in the Hearts of Harewood series, The Rules of Courtship is a sweet and clean Regency romance.

Her letters revealed everything but the thing he most needs-her name. Samuel Harding has a flair for fashion, a talent for flirtation, and a reputation as Harewood's most charming dandy. But beneath the cravats and clever repartee lies a heart recently bruised from watching the woman he loved marry his cousin. With his pride wounded and his faith in love faltering, Samuel has found unexpected solace in a series of anonymous letters-witty, wistful, and altogether unlike anything his well-ordered world has ever offered. Marguerite Perreau, a French modiste with a painful past, has built a quiet life in England, far from the chaos she once fled. But when haunting mementos begin to appear-tokens only someone from her former life could have-her peace begins to unravel. Her only solace lies in the anonymous correspondence with a stranger she never meant to reach… a stranger who is, in fact, the very man she cannot afford to fall for. What began as a curiosity becomes a refuge, and the more they write, the more they fall. But as danger creeps closer and secrets begin to surface, a group of loyal friends must band together to unravel a mystery that binds past to present-and may hold the key to both their futures. Book four in the Hearts of Harewood series, A Secret Correspondence is a clean Regency romance with secrets, mystery, and finding joy where it's least expected.