Virginia Heath is an author of historical romance and romantic comedy novels. Beginning when she was little, Virginia used to stare at the ceiling and come up with stories in order to help her fall asleep. Eventually, she decided to start writing them down and ended up getting published. When she’s not writing, Virginia enjoys drinking tea, travelling, shopping, and walking her dog.
Virginia Heath made her debut as a novelist in 2016 with the standalone novel That Despicable Rogue. Below is a list of Virginia Heath’s books in order of when they were first released:
Publication Order of The King's Elite Books
Publication Order of The Merriwell Sisters Books
Publication Order of Miss Prentice's Protegees Books
Publication Order of The Talk of the Beau Monde Books
Publication Order of A Very Village Scandal Books
Publication Order of The Wild Warriners Books
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
Publication Order of Society's Most Scandalous Books
(with Christine Merrill, Millie Adams)
Publication Order of Summer Wedding At Castle Keyvnor Books
Publication Order of Secrets of a Victorian Household Books
Publication Order of Anthologies
If You Like Virginia Heath Books, You’ll Love…
Virginia Heath Synopses: The Mysterious Lord Millcroft by Virginia Heath is the first book in the King’s Elite series. Lady Clarissa has always been reminded that her beauty and charm are her primary assets, and she is determined to wed a duke. Her path to this goal becomes intertwined with the enigmatic spy, Sebastian Leatham, who offers to assist her. However, before they can proceed, Clarissa must aid him in his latest mission: assuming the role of the self-assured aristocrat, Lord Millcroft. As Sebastian and Clarissa work together, their partnership kindles a passionate longing within her, leaving her to question whether her heart’s desire truly lies in becoming a duchess.
Never Fall for Your Fiancée by Virginia Heath is the first book in the Merriwell Sisters series. Hugh Standish, the Earl of Fareham, has an aversion to marriage, a sentiment he desperately tries to communicate to his matchmaking mother, who happens to be continents away. To thwart her relentless efforts, Hugh concocts a fictitious fiancée. However, his perfectly orchestrated charade teeters on the brink of collapse when he learns that his meddling mother is en route to England. Salvation comes in the form of an unexpected encounter with a captivating woman who could be the answer to his troubles.
Meet Minerva Merriwell, a resilient woman who has shouldered the burden of caring for her two younger sisters ever since their irresponsible father vanished. As a woodcut engraver struggling to make ends meet, the prospect of posing as Hugh’s betrothed seems preposterous but irresistible.
Upon their arrival at Hugh’s estate, chaos reigns as their well-intentioned deception leads to comical misunderstandings. Amidst the tangled web of lies, a genuine romance blossoms between Hugh and Minerva. Yet, they grapple with the question of trust, wondering if a love born from deceit can withstand the test of truth.
The Viscount’s Unconventional Lady is the first book of the Talk of the Beau Monde series from author Virginia Heath. Lord Eastwood, a seasoned diplomat with years of service in the tumultuous Napoleonic Wars, finds himself resistant to reentering the bustling world of London society. His notorious divorce and surly disposition have made him the subject of gossip and scandal. To quell the relentless rumor mill, conventional wisdom suggests he should wed a demure noblewoman. However, his gaze is inexplicably drawn to the audacious and passionate artist, Faith Brookes. They are, by all appearances, the most ill-suited of matches, and yet, like a moth to a flame, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to her.
