Tales from Honeysuckle Street Print Bundle

Charlise Hartright knows her reputation is beyond repair. Once a celebrated songbird, now a whispered cautionary tale, she’s willing to sacrifice her own future if it means her beloved sister might have a chance at happiness. A loveless match feels like the only path left — a small, necessary penance for the mistake that cost her everything.

Sinclair McIntyre has crossed oceans to escape the long shadows of his brothers and to build a life that finally belongs to him. He has no intention of being distracted by a woman with sorrow in her eyes and a voice that stirs the homesickness that just won't leave. He’s worked too hard to be undone now.

But fate has a talent for slipping through the cracks. One moment of music. One breath of winter. And suddenly the paths they thought they were bound to follow no longer feel quite so certain.

After twelve years in the country, Hamish, Lord Dalton, has been sent to London to find a wealthy, titled wife. That’s his story, and he’s sticking to it. But Hamish has his own plans: to create a scandal grand enough to embarrass his father, the man who has bullied him his entire life. There’s only one flaw in the plan—Hamish has no idea how to be scandalous on purpose.

Iris Abberton once ran wild through London with her best friend Hamish at her side, two mischievous children wreaking havoc on the unsuspecting ton. Now she is the secret accountant behind her father’s company and is a woman whose future depends on spotless respectability. She cannot afford even a whisper of impropriety… yet Hamish’s return tempts her to be reckless and to remember who she used to be.

Nothing between them feels small anymore. They insist they’re just friends—lifelong, loyal, uncomplicated. Until one evening of reckless fun leads to a dangerous question: what if friendship was never all it was?

Winner of the 2025 Romance Writers of Australia RUBY for best historical romance.

Vivianne Chevalier is done with dukes.

After another broken promise for a starring role on the Paris stage, the ballerina‑turned‑courtesan is ready to leave it all behind. The jealous rivals. The greedy nobility. The glittering world she once adored, but now it has taken far more from her than it ever gave. All she wants now is a quieter life, like the one she foolishly abandoned years ago, before ambition and heartbreak tangled her fate.

His Grace Arley West has lived his entire life inside the suffocating expectations of a dukedom. He became the Duke of Osborne before he could even tie his own cravat, and he’s spent every year since fending off opportunists, flatterers, and the endless demands of a title he never asked for. No wonder he’s become a grumpy recluse, happiest when no one knows his name.

But incognito in Paris, he meets Vivianne — vibrant, wary, impossible to forget — and for the first time, someone sees him. A whirlwind romance, a proposal, a return to London… and the secret Arley cannot wait to reveal.

Surely, she’ll be thrilled.

After all, doesn’t every woman want to be a duchess?

In the heart of London’s dazzling society, Rosanna Hempel seems to have it all—a doting father, a promising future as the heiress to the family business, and the adoration of a charming suitor. Her life is a flawless portrait of privilege and potential—until a single fateful moment in the park shatters her world. The lord who vowed her everything abandons her, leaving her only hope in the hands of the infuriating man next door, the bland, boring bank clerk, Phineas Babbage.

Phineas, weary of his mundane life on Honeysuckle Street, dreams of escape and new beginnings. Yet, when he stumbles upon a distraught Rosanna Hempel, he finds himself ensnared in a web of passion, peril and wallpaper choices. His quest to unravel the mystery of his lost love intertwines with his unexpected enchantment with Rosanna, and as their sham marriage deepens, he must confront his own desires and fears.

Will they find common ground? Can they set aside their differences and solve the mystery, annul their sham marriage and return to their individual lives?

Because that’s what they both want.

Isn’t it?

Johannes Hempel is happiest with a pencil behind his ear and a chisel in hand, dreaming of homes built with patience and reverence for the past. London, however, demands speed and spectacle. Securing a position at an architectural firm should be his triumph — if only he weren’t constantly distracted by the principal architect’s brilliant, impossible daughter.

Florence Murray didn’t cross half the world to be overlooked. London is her chance to prove herself, to defy her physical limitations and to outrun the small‑minded expectations she left behind in Australia. She refuses to be derailed by her father’s old‑fashioned assistant — no matter how quietly strong, infuriatingly steady, or unexpectedly kind he is.

Assigned to a major project together, their clashing visions spark friction… and something far more dangerous. Alone, the world underestimates them. But together, they might just build something that lasts.

Something that feels a little like forever.