Complete reading guide
Regency and Victorian historical romance — series reading order, covers, and Amazon links.
6 books
Across six connected Regency romances, inheritance and second chances rewrite what “ruined” and “respectable” mean. A wallflower’s fake engagement, a ruined lady’s hidden library, a coastal inn, a shipwright’s daughter, a guardian’s duty, and a spinster square — each bargain begins in necessity and ends in chosen love. Start with The Heiress of Blackthorn Grange.
Tropes: fake engagement · inheritance · marriage of convenience · second chance · found purpose
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A quiet solicitor’s daughter. A crumbling coastal estate. A ward who needs her. Lydia Harcourt never expected a titled world to notice her, until an astonishing will names her mistress of Blackthorn Grange, a grand house perched above a restless sea, and guardian to a wary child, Sophie.Book 1
A ruined lady inherits a hidden library. A reserved scholar is appointed to control it. Meg Linley has survived on scraps since fleeing a cruel fiancé at the altar, a scandal that cost her family, her future, and her name.Book 2
She inherits a failing coaching inn. He wanted it, and the will says it will be his if she fails. Hannah Fletcher has spent her life as a polite extra guest at other people’s tables, until an unexpected inheritance sends her to Willowcross to claim King’s Rest, a shabby old coaching inn.Book 3
She inherits a seat at the table. He never expected to share it, least of all with the woman he left behind. Nora Penryn travels to London expecting little from her late uncle’s will. Instead, she is named equal partner in Penryn & Kincaid Shipping, sharing control with Captain James Kincaid, the man she once loved, and the man she believes rejected her in a single cruel letter.Book 4
A lonely widow inherits a manor everyone fears. A brooding lord insists she leave, for the child’s sake. Juliet Anselm arrives on wild moorland to claim Ravensmere Hall, an isolated inheritance from a distant aunt. She expects cold rooms and harder work, but not the second shock waiting in the papers: Juliet has also been named guardian to Alice, a nervous child whispered about as cursed after a string of accidents in the house.Book 5
She inherits a London townhouse with a scandal attached. He wants it erased from memory. Eliza Merriweather, a capable governess long resigned to being overlooked, is stunned to inherit the Somerfield Square townhouse of Lady Delacourt, a retired courtesan whose name still sparks whispers.Book 6
6 books
Wagers at White’s, wallflowers, and a matchmaking circle that keeps finding itself in the middle of the mess. When a vicious bet brands Charlotte Fairweather unmarriageable, the Duke of Ashworth offers a three-month fake engagement — and the Society’s world of contracts, Christmas wallflowers, and reckonings opens from there. Start with The Duke’s Double Bet.
Tropes: fake betrothal · wallflower · wager · found family · reclusive hero
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A bruising wager. A fake betrothal. A love that refuses to follow the rules of the ton. When a vicious bet at White’s brands wallflower Miss Charlotte Fairweather unmarriageable, she vows to survive the Season in silence—until London’s newest power, Benedict Ashbourne, Duke of Ashworth, offers a daring solution: a three-month fake engagement that helps them both.Book 1
A storm, a sanctuary, and a marriage that begins as a shield—and becomes a lifeline. Falsely accused and hunted by her late husband’s powerful family, Lady Genevieve Hartwell vanishes into a remote coaching inn under the name Mrs. Bell. When a brutal tempest strands travelers for the night—including the man sent to drag her to an asylum—Genevieve’s escape ends…until a scarred stranger steps between her and ruin.Book 2
A ruined viscount’s daughter. A self-made magnate. A marriage contract that was supposed to save a family—not awaken a heart. With creditors at the door and the unentailed Vaughn home days from seizure, Isabel Vaughn is out of time. Responsible for her three sisters and an ailing mother, she agrees to the only practical offer on the table: a marriage of convenience to William Rothwell, a wealthy shipping merchant who needs a high-born wife to ease his path into society.Book 3
A shy wallflower. A charming lord. A snowed-in Christmas that changes everything. After one disastrous London Season, Miss Penelope Sinclair has made peace with invisibility. Invited—unexpectedly—to a ducal Christmas house party, her plan is simple: find the library, keep her head down, and survive the holiday.Book 4
A fugitive widow. A scarred recluse. A marriage of convenience to defy a ruthless enemy. Falsely accused and hunted by her late husband’s nephew, Lady Vivienne Aldridge flees London with nothing but terror at her back. A brutal storm shatters her escape—her coach wrecks at the gates of Ravencross Hall, where she collapses into the arms of its enigmatic master.Book 5
His job is to expose her. Her job is to prove him wrong. Miss Rosalind Thornbury is the brilliant, unseen strategist behind the Matchmaker's Society, a secret network dedicated to helping those failed by convention. She has built a life orchestrating happiness for others, all while guarding her own heart against a past betrayal.Book 6
3 books
A connected trilogy of society deception where a public engagement, a coded mystery, and a courtroom finish pull Ashwood and Hart into the same dangerous season. Fake alliances and cipher work keep the scandal sheets busy until the truth has nowhere left to hide.
Tropes: fake engagement · cipher/mystery · courtroom · reputation risk
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Lady Cordelia Ashwood has four weeks to avoid being married off like a useful piece of family property. Maximilian Hart, Earl of Ravenmere, needs respectability before rumors of murder and treason finish what war began. Their solution is outrageous, practical, and entirely temporary: a fake engagement staged for the most suspicious drawing rooms in Regency London. But every public smile and tactical touch makes the lie feel less like strategy and more like surrender.Book 1
Cordelia and Max are married - but their happily ever after is already under siege. A challenge to the Ravenmere title has become public, Whitehall wants Max back in the shadows, and Sir Julian Ffoulkes knows exactly how to turn society gossip into a weapon. When the trail leads to a hostile country-house party, the new Countess of Ravenmere refuses to remain decorative.Book 2
Max is imprisoned on a treason charge, and Cordelia has one weapon left: the secret voice she once hid from the world. To save her husband, she must step from the drawing room into court politics, expose herself as the satirist behind Ashwood's Almanack, and decide whether justice requires destroying another woman who fought with the same weapon.Book 3
3 books
A necessity betrothal hardens into a marriage that cannot be dissolved for safety alone. Treason-tinged cover, a union under pressure, and a Season that finally forces the truth — three books about loving someone while the lie that protects you is still required.
Tropes: fake betrothal · marriage under cover · treason intrigue · forced proximity
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A desperate widow, a cold-hearted spy, and a fake betrothal that could cost them their lives—or their hearts. Twenty-six-year-old widow Eliza Harrow knows that society’s version of protection is little more than a gilded cage. But when her earnest younger brother, Edmund, unwittingly handles stolen naval signal codes and supply routes as a clerk, Eliza must step out of the shadows to save him from the gallows.Book 1
A marriage of convenience. A house built on secrets. A treasonous plot that could cost them their lives—and their hearts. In the thrilling second installment of The Ashford Deception Trilogy, Eliza Harrow and Nicholas Vale, Lord Ashford, find their tactical partnership tested as never before.Book 2
London does not ease into scandal; it takes hold and refuses to release. When Viscount Nicholas Ashford is framed for treason by a shadowy network within his own elite circles, the War Office demands a quiet confession to protect the institution. Accused of selling naval signal codes and supply routes, Nicholas's first instinct is to protect his new wife, Eliza, by legally dissolving their marriage and forcing her into a safe exile.Book 3
3 books
A scarred viscount, a marriage bargain, and an estate under siege — then a public reckoning neither spouse can stage-manage forever. Duty and desire collide as the Hartwell covenant is tested in private rooms and on the ton’s stage.
Tropes: marriage of convenience · scarred hero · estate under pressure · public scandal
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Marcus Rexton, Viscount Hartwell, needs money. Clara Whitcombe needs respect. Society assumes a title will buy one and a fortune will secure the other. They are both wrong. With Hartwell estate crumbling under debt, Marcus offers Clara the most practical arrangement in London: court her, marry her, save the house. Clara refuses to be purchased.Book 1
Clara Whitcombe is now Lady Hartwell—but marriage has only raised the stakes. At Hartwell House, power is measured in keys, ledgers, and who speaks first in rooms full of witnesses. Clara means to be a real viscountess, not a decorative one. Marcus means to protect her, but under pressure his instincts still run toward silence, control, and decisions made too quickly in her name.Book 2
Clara and Marcus are still married. Still in love. Still dangerous to one another in all the ways that matter. With Hartwell under pressure from creditors, pamphlets, and “respectable” concern, Clara goes to London to build a case that can survive witnesses and law. Marcus stays in Kent to cut rot from the estate before Alistair Rexton can turn family blood into a weapon.Book 3
4 books
Women who work London’s shadow trades — and the titled men who weren’t supposed to need them. Begin with The Art of Quiet Ruin. Later books follow an inconvenient countess, a remedy bought under a false name, and a duke written into scandalous margins.
Tropes: secret identity · forced proximity · competent heroine · duke hero
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Georgiana Ashworth has spent six years turning other women's disasters into silence. Her one rule: never work for a man. Adrian Sinclair, the new Duke of Rothwell, is the exception she never intended to make.Book 1 · Preorder September 7, 2026
Cassandra Hartley earns her family's survival one anonymous column at a time. Gabriel Ashford, Earl of Rossmere, has returned from Waterloo intent on unmasking the writer who turned his family's troubles into entertainment.Book 2 · Preorder September 14, 2026
Rosalind Vane keeps a London apothecary alive behind the invented name of Mr. Hart — until Gideon St. Clair, Duke of Wrexford, arrives desperate for a remedy and bound by six months to marry.Book 3 · Preorder September 21, 2026
Cassandra Wren's anonymous novel turned Marcus Vane, Duke of Harrowgate, into England's favorite villain. Now she knows its most damning certainty may be wrong — and scandal leaves them facing it together.Book 4 · Preorder September 28, 2026
3 books
Three intertwined Regency spy romances built around sealed letters, silk codes, and a traitor’s daughters. Start any; binge all three on October 2.
Tropes: spy intrigue · secret letters · marriage as cover · second chance
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A traitor's daughter and the investigator assigned to watch her must decode the silk before the conspiracy rewrites them both. Helena Vale inherits a black-wax letter, a hidden ledger, and one impossible instruction.Book 1 · Preorder October 2, 2026
Their marriage is a diplomatic disguise — until the only truth neither can translate is what they feel. Beatrice Vale must work beside Lord Rook, the disgraced diplomat her father named as the only man who can open the next door.Book 2 · Preorder October 2, 2026
The vanished Vale sister returns with the final letter — and the protector whose silence broke her heart. After six years away, Cecily Vale comes back to London with her father's third sealed letter and no intention of surrendering it.Book 3 · Preorder October 2, 2026
8 books
Behind Mayfair’s most respectable doors, love is not left to chance. From the Heliotrope Ledger — a hidden bureau that arranges marriages, repairs reputations, and buries scandals — through ciphers, covers, botanical bargains, and gilt lanterns. Start with The Heliotrope Ledger.
Tropes: secret bureau · reputation repair · hidden identity · Victorian intrigue
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Behind Mayfair’s most respectable doors, love is not left to chance. Cecily Vane works for the Heliotrope Ledger, a hidden London bureau disguised as an estate office. To the outside world, it deals in property, records, and polite consultations. Behind the curtain, it arranges marriages, repairs reputations, buries scandals, and guides Society’s most delicate alliances with ruthless precision.Book 1
A barrister comes to recover a missing woman. He finds a house built to protect her. When Lord Julian Ashford arrives at rain-soaked Marlowe House, he carries a legal letter, a client’s concern, and every reason to distrust the woman who opens the door.Book 2
Time is not just ticking in Victorian London. It is being stolen. Miss Ada Whitcomb can hear a lie in a clock before most men can see one in a ledger. As proprietor of Whitcomb & Son and a trusted examiner for the secretive Chimewell Accord, Ada knows railway time is more than punctuality—it is the fragile difference between order and catastrophe.Book 3
A society columnist with three names. A reform journalist with one dangerous question. A love affair built in ink, secrets, and the perilous art of telling the truth. In Victorian London, Miss Genevieve Ashby is admired for her sharp society column, feared in whispers as the anonymous Lady Oracle, and trusted in secret as an agent of the Ashcombe Wire—a private network that can soften scandal, redirect gossip, and teach the public which truths are too “delicate” to ask about.Book 4
He will not share his greenhouse. She needs it to save everything she has built. Miss Harriet Bloom has learned that serious science requires three things: sharp observations, steadier nerves than most men deserve, and sandwiches. When the Fernshaw Athenaeum sends her to Kew Gardens to collaborate with Dr. Marcus Elliot, the brilliant but infuriatingly solitary botanist guarding a private alpine collection, Harriet arrives prepared to work.Book 5
She runs the theatre from the shadows. He hides reform behind a rake's smile. Saving the Cavendish stage will expose them both.Book 6 · Preorder September 11, 2026
Her map is being stolen. His orders say protect her. The Cornish coast will force cartographer Louisa Pendleton and her reluctant guardian to become partners.Book 7 · Preorder September 18, 2026
He is hired to build a case against the widow he once understood. Solicitor Oliver Thorne expects facts for a brief — not Lady Miriam Stanhope's quiet network of widows, or evidence that may become her strongest defense.Book 8 · Preorder September 25, 2026
6 books
Impossible conditions, rival estates, and second chances. Keep this order: Greyfell, Basilisk, Paragon, Whisky Heiress, Theatre, Menagerie. Each bequest looks like fortune and behaves like a test.
Tropes: inheritance with conditions · gothic/mystery · second chance · marriage wager
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She inherited a haunted abbey. He insists the ghosts are only weather. Neither expected to find a home in the ruins. Philippa “Pip” Fairfield has spent years making hardship look amusing. When an eccentric duchess leaves her Greyfell Abbey, the inheritance could secure her mother and sisters at last. There is only one condition: Pip must survive the Northumberland winter and revive the abbey’s traditional Twelfth Night feast.Book 1
A Hidden-Identity Historical Romance of Ink and Scandal — The Secret Satirist of Basilisk Press (The Duchess’s Impossible Bequests).Book 2
A dead duchess has left Diana Rooke half a gaming house. There is only one impossible condition: she must marry the man who owns the other half. Widowed, nearly penniless, and determined never again to let a husband control her future, Diana expects Gideon Marsh to be another man eager to bargain away her freedom.Book 3
A Scottish enemies-to-lovers romance of whisky and rival estates — The Whisky Heiress of Corrieburn (The Duchess’s Impossible Bequests).Book 4
An enemies-to-lovers historical romance at a ruined London theatre — A Theatre for the Duke (The Duchess’s Impossible Bequests).Book 5
A second-chance historical romance at an unruly menagerie — The Menagerie at Mervale (The Duchess’s Impossible Bequests).Book 6 · Released September 4, 2026
7 books
Gothic manors, curses, and slow-burn historical romance — haunted ballrooms, cursed heirlooms, midnight masquerades, enchanted gardens, family curses. Atmosphere first; HEA hard-won.
Tropes: gothic manor · curse/heirloom · masquerade · slow burn
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A governess with a haunted past. A brooding widower with dangerous secrets. At Blackwood Manor, love is as perilous as the shadows that haunt its halls. When her father’s scandal leaves her penniless, Beatrice Hale accepts a position as governess at the isolated and mysterious Blackwood Manor on the Yorkshire moors.Book 1
He hasn’t touched a woman in years. She’s about to break every one of his rules. Ada Sterling relies on facts, logic, and coffee. She doesn’t have time for curses. When she’s hired to catalog the library at Blackwood Hall, she expects dust and boredom. She doesn't expect a brooding, terrifyingly attractive Viscount who looks at her like she’s the only water in a desert.Book 2
She’s one scandal away from ruin. He’s one mistake away from madness. They have to survive the night together. Helena Fairburn is finished. After a disastrous season, she has one final chance to save her reputation at the most exclusive house party of the year. The catch? It’s at Ashcombe Hall, a place infamous for its haunted ballroom and a tragedy that refuses to stay buried.Book 3
He was sent to arrest her. He stayed to worship her. Seraphine Vale is the Wicked Duchess. She runs the Midnight Masquerade, a scandalous haven where the elite indulge their darkest desires in anonymity. It’s her empire, her shield, and her revenge on a society that tried to break her. She controls everything—until he walks in.Book 4
His heart is frozen. She's bringing the heat. Charlotte Harland is a woman in a man's world. As a botanical consultant, she knows how to handle thorns—which is lucky, because her new employer is the prickliest man in England. Edmund Thorne, Earl of Greymont, is a grieving recluse who hates change, hates noise, and specifically seems to hate her.Book 5
She hired him to watch her sleep. It was the most dangerous thing she ever did. Emilia Lynden is trapped. Widowed, isolated, and plagued by terrifying nighttime intrusions, she’s being gaslit by her own family. They say she’s mad. They want to lock her away and take her fortune. She knows she’s sane—she just needs a witness.Book 6
They say he’s destined to die. She says it’s murder. Isabel Merton is a vicar’s daughter with a dangerous hobby: exposing lies. She knows the "curse" killing off the Barons of Everly isn't bad luck—it's a centuries-old crime cover-up. She just needs to prove it. Thomas Redcliffe, Baron Everly, is waiting for the axe to fall.Book 7
6 books
Spy romances of the ton — dawn liaisons, midnight confessions, masquerades, blackmail bargains, secret letters, and a last waltz that costs more than a dance.
Tropes: spy · masquerade · blackmail bargain · secret letters
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A Regency spy romance — A Scandalous Liaison at Dawn (Secrets of the Ton).Book 1
A Regency spy romance — The Viscount’s Midnight Confession (Secrets of the Ton).Book 2
Miss Charlotte Fairmont is tired of being treated as nothing more than a pretty ornament. But when she discovers a marked dance card at a glittering masquerade, she stumbles into a world far more dangerous than the marriage mart. The card isn't just a list of partners—it’s a coded instruction for a traitor selling naval secrets to the enemy.Book 3
Lady Margaret “Maggie” Ravenshaw refuses to let another man control her life. After surviving a stifling marriage, she guards her independence fiercely—until a blackmailer threatens to expose her late husband’s treasonous financial secrets. With her brother’s safety on the line, Maggie needs a shield, not a husband.Book 4
Eliza Harrow has mastered the art of invisibility. As a lady-in-waiting, she sees everything and is noticed by no one—until she intercepts a blackmail letter threatening to ruin her mistress. The wax seal is a forgery, the handwriting is familiar, and the secrets inside could destroy a duchy.Book 5
Lady Helena Markham has spent years building a fortress of perfection. As London’s premier hostess and a covert operative, she is poised to retire and leave the shadows behind. Then a single coded note arrives—written in a cipher she created twenty years ago with the only man she ever loved.Book 6
6 books
A Season’s worth of scandals: wagers, London widows, vindication, house-party ruin, practical marriages, and scholars who did not mean to become gossip.
Tropes: season scandal · fake courtship · house party · widow
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She calculated the odds of every game in London. She never counted on losing her heart to a scoundrel. Lady Charlotte Harbury has a secret. While other debutantes dream of waltzes, she dreams of probability equations. Desperate to test her theories, she commits the ultimate indiscretion: sneaking into a notorious gaming hell disguised as a man.Book 1
She ruined her reputation with a single leap. Now, only a fake engagement to a dangerous earl can save her family. Lady Eliza Fairchild has spent years crafting a perfect facade to hide her merchant roots. That facade shatters the night she leaps from her opera box to save a poisoned tenor—her secret half-brother.Book 2
She destroyed his reputation with a single column. Now, she is the only one who can save his life. Iris Pembroke is the most feared voice in London. Writing under the anonymous pseudonym "Your Man in Mayfair," she exposes the sins of the aristocracy. But when she accuses the grieving Viscount Wychwood of hastening his wife’s death, she makes a catastrophic error.Book 3
She hired him to teach her niece to dance. She never expected him to teach her heart to feel again. Lady Helena Harland, the composed and respected Countess of Harland, has spent years mastering the art of being unshakeable. Widowed and independent, her only goal is to secure a brilliant future for her niece.Book 4
She planned the perfect house party to save her family’s reputation. A thief planned to ruin it. Rosalind Templeton is the perfect hostess: composed, elegant, and entirely in control. Her seaside house party at Saltleigh is meant to be the triumph of the Season, complete with a matchmaking wager to entertain her high-society guests.Book 5
She ruined her reputation to save a stranger. Now she is married to a baron who believes he is too dangerous to love. Meg Linwood prefers translating Greek myths to navigating London ballrooms. She has always lived in the margins, invisible and content. But when she spots a statue toppling at a garden party and rushes to intervene, she creates the season's biggest scandal.Book 6
The Duke of Blackmoore built his reputation on icy logic and ruthless precision, a man whose voice can sway the House of Lords and halt entire reforms with a single cutting remark. Lady Beatrice Marlowe has watched him dismantle her father’s final Bill piece by piece, turning compassion into weakness and justice into folly.Related title
3 books
Vouchers, patronesses, and the last dance — doors that open only on reputation, a season of silver and smoke, and the waltz that ends more than an evening.
Tropes: Almack’s / vouchers · last dance · reputation gatekeeping
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One forged silver voucher is enough to ruin a lady. A missing ledger may ruin Beatrice Wynter forever. Once denied her own future at Almack’s, Beatrice now guards London’s most exclusive ballroom with icy composure and perfect rule. But when the chief patroness collapses and the admissions ledger vanishes, rumor names Beatrice the woman selling access.Book 1
A slow-burn Regency of forbidden love, secret alliances, and public betrayal — A Season of Silver and Smoke (The House of Almack’s).Book 2
Estranged lovers, redemption, ruin, and a final dance for love — The Last Waltz at Almack’s (The House of Almack’s).Book 3
4 books
Scandal sheets, ballroom whispers, poets’ duels, impossible secrets — and a matchmaker who unmakes disastrous engagements on Clarges Street. Start with The Matchbreaker of Clarges Street for the newest; the earlier titles are witty Regency reckonings Amazon groups with it.
Tropes: scandal · matchmaking · secret identity · witty HEA
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She spent her life studying his death. Now, she is the only one who can stop it. Dr. Aris Thorne knows exactly how the story ends. As a modern historian, she has built her career on the biography of Julian St. Clair, the ruthless Duke of Ainsworth. She knows about his cold reputation, his political scandals, and the assassination that ends his life in 1814.Book 1
She wields a quill as her only weapon. He’s a duke trapped by duty. When her secrets are exposed, the only thing more dangerous than the truth is their impossible love. Philippa "Pippa" Whitmore is on the brink of ruin. To save her family from debtor's prison, she leads a double life: a respectable merchant’s daughter by day, and by night, "The Inkwell."Book 2
A clever satirist. A guarded lord with a poet’s heart. A literary scandal that could ruin them both. In the glittering world of Regency London, reputations rise and fall on a single whispered verse. Rosalind Beaumont survives on wit, ink stains, and sheer determination. Her satire readings have made her the unexpected darling of society.Book 3
A matchmaker who unmakes disastrous engagements. A season of rules. A reckoning neither the ton nor her own heart can dodge. The Matchbreaker of Clarges Street is a witty Regency romance of reputation, desire, and the cost of always being the cleverest woman in the room.Book 4 · Preorder September 15, 2026
7 books
More historical fiction, holiday romance, and other stories by Eva Lyndale.
A love born in shadows. A land under fire. One woman’s defiance against the arithmetic of survival. Provence, 1944. For Marguerite Dubois, the purple rows of her family’s farm are no longer just a harvest—they are a ledger of secrets. Under the watchful eye of a meticulous German officer, every jar of oil and every whispered conversation is a calculated risk.Also by Eva
In plague-stricken England, her healing gift is branded heresy. His loyalty may cost him everything. Together, they must risk death to preserve a legacy of hope. 1348, Yorkshire. As the Black Death devastates the land, young healer Margot carries a dangerous inheritance—a secret journal of remedies passed down through generations of women.Also by Eva
A forgotten genocide. A silversmith’s daughter. A love that defies annihilation. In 1915, as the Ottoman Empire unravels, Anahit Parseghian’s world is destroyed when soldiers descend on her Armenian village of Keghi. Once a gifted silversmith with a promising future and a fiancé she adored, Anahit is torn from her home and forced on a brutal death march across the Syrian desert.Also by Eva
A Christmas deadline. A school in danger. A love that’s waited eighteen years for a second chance. In the biting cold of 1934, at the height of the Great Depression, widow and schoolteacher Isabella Sinclair faces losing everything she has left: her beloved small-town schoolhouse.Also by Eva
Catherine Harcourt is a determined heroine with one goal: save her family from ruin by hosting the perfect Christmas festival in her quiet English village. But her plans clash with Nathaniel Blackwood, a brooding Victorian industrialist who views her beloved traditions as foolish distractions. Forced into an uneasy partnership as co-chairs of the holiday pageant, Catherine's festive optimism collides with Nathaniel's icy logic.Also by Eva
She became a soldier to save her family. But in the fires of the American Revolution, her greatest battle will be for her own soul. After her twin brother’s death in a duel, Lady Charlotte Ashcombe refuses to see her family’s legacy destroyed. Defying the laws and expectations of 18th-century England, she cuts her hair, binds her chest, and takes her brother’s name.Also by Eva
Dr. Clara Sterling has built a flawless career as a curator at the prestigious Hartley Museum, protecting her reputation through meticulous, unassailable work. Her current centerpiece is the exhibition of the Sterling Amphora, a prized antiquity tied to her own family's legacy. But when an anonymous photograph arrives revealing a hidden mark on the vessel's underside, Clara's carefully curated world begins to crack.Also by Eva