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Mary Kingswood Reading Order

1 series · 19 books

Mary Kingswood is the pen name of British author Pauline M Ross, who specializes in historical romance set in meticulously researched periods. Her nineteen standalone novels showcase her talent for blending authentic historical detail with engaging romantic narratives, establishing her reputation as a distinctive voice in the genre. Before adopting the Kingswood pseudonym, Ross built a following writing adult fantasy fiction with strong erotic elements, bringing her experience with character-driven storytelling to her historical romance work.

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Standalone Novels Series

19 books

Mary Kingswood has written 19 standalone novels primarily featuring Regency-era settings and characters. These books should be read in publication order beginning with A Spring Dance, followed by works such as A Summer Game, A Winter Chase, and the Daughters of Allamont Hall subseries featuring Dulcie and Mary. The collection also includes the Stranger series (at the Dower House, Grove, Manor, and Villa) and professional-focused novels like The Apothecary, The Betrothed, The Chaperon, The Clerk, The Companion, and The Lacemaker, among others. While each novel can be enjoyed independently, reading them in publication order allows readers to experience Kingswood's evolving storytelling across her expanding catalog.

Start with A Spring Dance, the first of 19 books in the Standalone Novels series.

#Title
1
A Spring Dance
2
A Summer Game
3
A Winter Chase
4
Dulcie (The Daughters of Allamont Hall)
5
Mary
6
Stranger at the Dower House
7
Stranger at the Grove
8
Stranger at the Manor
9
Stranger at the Villa
10
The Apothecary
11
The Betrothed
12
The Chaperon
13
The Clerk
14
The Companion
15
The Lacemaker
16
The Painter
17
The Seamstress
18
The Widow
19
Woodside

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Mary Kingswood has written 19 books across 1 series.

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