Forbidden Love Series: Complete Bundle
Some call it scandal. Others call it fate. But for these couples, forbidden love is just the beginning. Across aristocratic ballrooms, windswept countryside, and hearts that carry bruises no one else can see, nine unforgettable stories push against the boundaries of duty, reputation, and fear. From twins torn by desire to sisters chasing second chances and friends-turned-lovers on the edge of change, each story reveals that love isn’t about being proper—it’s about being true.
🌹 Two Loves Most Improper Lady Isabella accepts the hand of steady Charles Dashwood—but it’s his twin, Robert, who stirs something deeper. And when Rose Lawson, full of passion and legend, challenges Charles’s logic, he begins to wonder if love might live in the unexpected.
💖 Two Loves Most Baffling Catherine Everett faces a husband who no longer remembers her—and chooses patience over heartbreak in the hope of winning his love again. Meanwhile, her sister Christine finds herself pursued by a man who won’t take no for an answer—because sometimes, resistance is the bravest form of love.
🫶 Two Loves Most Unsuitable Arthur Abbott has rules for everything—until Diana Lawson teaches him how to break them. His sister Eleanor risks it all for Henry Waltham, whose love defies class but not truth. Both learn that unsuitable love might be the truest kind there is.
🕊️ Two Loves Most Foolish Winifred Ramsey has a list for love. Trent Henwood doesn’t fit—but he might be the only one who’s ever truly known her. Griffin Ramsey meets Abigail Abbott—fierce, unorthodox, and refreshingly honest—and discovers that love, like fencing, requires a leap.
🌸 The Spinster (Prequel) Johanna Grey buried her joy with the boy she lost—but Colin Grenville never stopped loving her. Now, after four years apart, he’s come to offer forgiveness, memory, and a heart still hers if she dares to reach back.
💌 If you’ve ever believed love could find you—not in the right moment, or the expected one, but in the realest one… this bundle is for you.
