The Ashford Chronicles
One glorious, meddlesome family, and a niece determined to see everyone properly settled.
- Pairing
- F/M
- Books
- 6 novels, plus The Marquess before Moonlight
- Start with
- Folly with the Duke
The Ashford Chronicles, complete
Four sisters, their brother, their father and their too-clever niece. Six full-length Regency romances, gathered into a single box set.
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Three series, each with its own family and its own corner of Regency England. Choose by mood, then start with the first book.
One glorious, meddlesome family, and a niece determined to see everyone properly settled.
London, 1820. Managed households, ranked lists of suitors, and heroines who finally say what they want.
The 88th Foot comes home from Waterloo. Slow burn, wit over angst, always a happy ending.
Prefer one book with no series attached? The Bastard, the Wallflower, and the Vase stands alone.
Read in order, the six books very nearly descend by rank, from a duke to a baron. Only one breaks precedence. Each book carries its hero’s formal style and how to address him, for readers who care about such things as much as the author does.
Juliet’s story
His Grace the Duke of ——
Addressed as “Your Grace”
Mary’s story
The Most Honourable the Marquess of ——
Addressed as “Lord ——”
Richard’s story
The Most Honourable the Marquess of Ashford
Addressed as “Lord Ashford”
Caroline’s story
The Right Honourable the Earl of ——
Addressed as “Lord ——”
Margaret’s story
The Right Honourable the Lord ——
Addressed as “Lord ——”, never “Baron”
Charlotte’s story
The Right Honourable the Earl of ——
Addressed as “Lord ——”
Shown in reading order. Switch to order of precedence to find the book that breaks rank.
Want all six at once? The complete box set is on Kindle Unlimited. Also in the series: The Marquess before Moonlight.
Get the box setThe Waverley Novels
London, 1820. Cecilia Hartwell-Doyle has spent seven years being aimed at the wrong men by a mother who campaigns the way generals invade. Her mother keeps a list of acceptable gentlemen. Six pages, ranked, annotated.
Thomas Faulkner isn’t on it: no title, a grandfather in trade, and the only pair of eyes in London that see straight through Cecilia’s beautifully managed silence. He is, officially, unsuitable. Underlined twice.
The Waverley Novels, Book 1
A wedding, a button, and the first man who has ever answered the actual question.
Book details: Entirely YoursThe Connaught Rangers, M/M
Almost a decade of war. One homecoming neither of them saw coming.
Book details: The Steward of MarchwoodStandalone
A single Regency romance, no series required.
Book details: The Bastard, the Wallflower, and the VaseI write both F/M and M/M Regency romance for readers who love a proper swoon, a clever heroine, and heroes who are absolutely worth the wait. With a background in British history—and a probably unhealthy obsession with correct forms of address—I strive to bring authenticity, wit, and heart to every story.
I fell in love with historical romance through early forays into Barbara Cartland—though I was delighted to later discover the steamier shelves. I tackled Gone with the Wind on a dare in sixth grade and have never stopped reading since.
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