Rose Pearson Books In Order

Publication Order of Christmas In London Books

Publication Order of Christmas Kisses Books

Publication Order of Convenient Arrangements Books

Publication Order of The Duke's Daughters Books

Publication Order of Home For Christmas Books

Publication Order of Ladies On Their Own Books

Publication Order of Landon House Books

Publication Order of The Returned Lords Of Grosvenor Square Books

Publication Order of Lost Fortunes, Found Love Books

Publication Order of Only For Love Books

Publication Order of Second Chance Regency Romance Books

Publication Order of Smithfield Market Regency Romance Books

Publication Order of Soldiers and Sweethearts Books

Publication Order of The Spinsters Guild Books

Publication Order of Waltzing With Wallflowers Books

Publication Order of Whispers of the Ton Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Revenge of the Wallflowers Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Rose Pearson is a romance and historical fiction writer born in the United States. She has read numerous romance stories since she was young. At a young age, she hid the novels so that her mother couldn’t find them.

She loves Regency romances, and when she started writing, she thought that was a natural genre to start with since it entertained her. Rose is happy because she can now offer her passion to the stories she shares with her readers.

A Family for Christmas
After the death of her father, well known for being a charlatan in the small town, Anna Campbell finds herself with no money, home, and no one to call family. Her father’s death has left her lonely, and she starts longing for a home and a real family, but her dreams feel futile as days pass.

The only thing her father left her were debtors demanding their money from her.

With no other place to go and trying to survive, Anna embarks on a journey to Winchester, hoping to find a job and later a long-lost aunt. On her way there, she is hit by a speeding carriage and falls into a ditch.

Knowing that passersby might not see her in the ditch, she keeps on screaming for help and starts climbing up to the side of the road.

Later a handsome and kind Lord Edward Westerham luckily notices a bag of clothes along the road and stops the carriage only to find an unconscious girl with a broken leg. He carries her to the home of her great aunt, Lady Tremaine.

Anna goes in and out of consciousness, and lady Tremaine and her loyal servants are dedicated to caring for her. While recovering, Lady Tremaine and Anna discover that they have more in common even though they come from two different worlds.

After a while, Lady Tremaine learns that Anna has no family, requests her to be her companion, and helps her learn how to become a Lady. In her new home, Anna feels safe and comfortable around Lady Tremaine and soon starts falling for her savior, lord Westerham. However, she is aware that he can’t marry an ordinary person like her; the chances of them being together are minimal.

Unfortunately, Anna soon gets an enemy in Lady Tremaine’s jealous nephew, Lord William Comey. He is worried that he might be cut off from her aunt’s will and be replaced by Anna and in a desperate financial crisis; Lord Comey is ready to damage Anna’s reputation and his aunt’s affection for her.

He spends every penny from his allowance on gambling and is never satisfied with what he gets, so he is always looking for more. Lady Tremaine doesn’t like him for his behavior; that’s why he thinks his shares might be transferred to Anna.

He arrived just before Christmas Eve without notice, and Anna was frightened at the thought of meeting him. Lord Comey was so rude and arrogant to the staff that he had sworn to fire them all once he inherited everything.

Anna is getting in his way by being too close to the Lady without knowing that all Anna wants to belong to a family. What will Lord Comey do to separate the two women from becoming too close? Might Anna’s life be at risk?

Will Anna have what it takes to overcome the plans of the jealous nephew? Will she lose her only chance of having a good family and maybe true love?
A family for Christmas is a well-written and engaging story with well-developed characters. The writing is amazing, flows smoothly, and is emotional and captivating. Characters are fleshed out, complex, and interesting.

A Family for Christmas is a perfect book for readers looking for a magical and heartwarming Christmas Regency romance.
A Broken Betrothal

A Broken Betrothal is a debut in the Convenient Arrangements series. The death of Lord Pendleton’s brother changes his entire life. Stephen is meant to marry Lady Augusta as per their fathers’ arrangements. During their first dance, they do not exchange a single word, but Stephen still goes home and signs the marriage contract.

Planning on sending the papers the following morning, his butler rushes in with a letter informing him that his brother is dead and he is now the Marquess. Now it’s six months later, and LADY Augusta sees Stephen at a ball; feeling bad for her behavior, she approaches him. Left to inherit the title of Marquess of Leicestershire, Lord Pendleton soon finds himself surrounded by nobles and desired by their daughters.

He becomes more determined to earn a name for himself and not be viewed as an unprincipled man like his late brother.

Lady Augusta is meant to marry Lord Leicestershire in a business agreement. The two met at a young age, and Lord Leicestershire, being the second-born son, was used to being ignored or getting closer to his brother. After his brother passes away and he moves a rank up, he lets all the new attention get into his head.

The two did not make a good impression on one another when they first met, and circumstances and pride kept them from seeing the real person.
At first, Lady Augusta hated her father for not letting her choose the husband of her dreams, but over time, she came to make peace with it. She had been forced into this betrothed by her father against her will.

She’s shocked to find out her hand is being given to a man she has never met, so when they meet, she plans on not liking him due to his rudeness.
However, she finds herself thrown aside by Lord Leicestershire’s newly found status. She tried to guide him, but he declined her help, not knowing someone was trying to bring him down and ruin his reputation.

Can Lady Augusta warn Lord Leicestershire in time? Will he later see what a wonderful person she truly is?

What follows is a fascinating story of the discovery of the person behind the plan and how the relationship between Lord Leicestershire was affected. Augusta has to decide what her feelings are and who she will believe.

Lord Leicestershire is surrounded by ladies who distract him most of the time. Can he and Lady Augusta make their coming marriage succeed, or the friction between them will be too much to overcome?

In the course of the story, there are misunderstandings and conflicting emotions that will have you engaged in trying to find out what happens in the end. The characters are well developed with their strong and varying personalities.