Fenella J. Miller is a British author of historical romance novels. She writes the Barbara’s War series, Duke’s Alliance series, The Earl’s Disputed Inheritance series, and several others. Her novels include Regency, Victorian, Jane Austen variations, and World War II family sagas. Fenella has worked as a nanny, cleaner, field worker, hotelier, chef, and teacher. She now writes full-time. Fenella has a son, a daughter, and three grandchildren.
Fenella J. Miller made her debut as a novelist in 2005 with the standalone novel A Marriage of Convenience. Below is a list of Fenella J. Miller’s books in order of when they were originally published:
Publication Order of The Army Girls Books
Publication Order of Aurora Regency Books
Publication Order of Barbara's War Books
Publication Order of Duke Books
Publication Order of The Duke's Alliance Books
Publication Order of Duke's Proposal Books
Publication Order of The Earl's Disputed Inheritance Books
Publication Order of The Girls in Blue Books
Publication Order of Goodwill House Books
Publication Order of Harbour House Books
Publication Order of Lord & Ladies Books
Publication Order of The Reluctant Duke Books
Publication Order of The Spitfire Girl Books
Publication Order of Victoria's War Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
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Fenella J. Miller Synopses: Lady Eleanor’s Secret is the first Aurora Regency novel by Fenella J. Miller. Until she meets Alexander, Lord Bentley, Lady Eleanor believes she will always have to work as an unpaid governess for her brother Edward’s children. Alex is looking for a suitable wife who will take care of his children and let him live as he pleases. Alex then makes Eleanor an offer, mistakingly believing he has compromised her. She accepts with joy, believing he has asked because she will be the ideal mother for his children.
When Eleanor discovers his true motivation, she is horrified. He will send her away if she told him the truth. Edward plans to divorce his sister by any means necessary because he absolutely needs her inheritance to support his gambling. Will Edward’s schemes or Eleanor’s secret ruin everything?
Barbara’s War is the first novel in the series of the same name by Fenella J. Miller. As war seethes over Europe, Barbara Sinclair is frantic to escape from her troubled home which is an objective of the German Luftwaffe. She agrees to marry John, a childhood friend who is leaving to join the RAF. However, a meeting with Simon Farley, the son of a local industrialist, and an encounter with Spitfire pilot Alex Everton complicate matters. In this gripping coming-of-age wartime drama, Barbara must unravel the difficulties of her emotional relationships and the complexities of her home life amid rationing, bombing, and the constant threat of death.
A Suitable Bride by Fenella J. Miller is the first book of the Duke’s Alliance series. Lord Bennett Sheldon, The Duke of Silchester’s brother and heir, is shocked to learn that his shrewd father had gambled his way out of debt before he died. Bennett, who resigned his commission to become his brother’s heir, decides that he must find a suitable bride to save the family.
The duke reluctantly accepts this plan, and Lady Madeline, his younger sister, is thrilled to host a lavish house party with a selection of eligible young ladies. Beau, the duke, insists vehemently that Bennett will only wed a girl with a large fortune and impeccable pedigree.
Miss Grace DuPont does not want to tie the knot; she likes to run her stud and deal with her cherished ponies. Grace’s father, on the other hand, is determined to enter the ton’s drawing rooms because he believes Grace’s beauty and wealth will entice an aristocratic suitor.
Grace will have to pretend to be a member of Society and Lady Peabody’s goddaughter in order for Mr. DuPont to convince Lord Peabody to include her in the invitation to the house party. She sets out for Silchester Court with her stallion, three dogs, and a companion because she is compelled to do so by her father. She wants to keep a low profile because she will be kicked out if her real identity is revealed.
Grace is drawn to Bennett, but she is aware that when he learns who she is, he will be disgusted. He will be expelled from Silchester Court and lose his place in the family if he weds her. Can this problem be solved, or will Grace remain heartbroken?
