The Aucourte Chronicles

Step into a world of affluence and grand estates, existing parallel with real poverty and social injustice.
•     British historical fiction rooted in real research
•     Emotionally complex family saga, where the rigid hierarchies of society mask the universal human desires that connect us all
•     Nobility + household dynamics 
•     Romance that isn’t too saccharine
•     Characters who are flawed, layered, and human
•     A long‑arc series beginning with the Aucourte family in the Victorian summer of 1892

This is storytelling that sweeps across generations, revealing how love, duplicity, and hidden fears shape not just individual lives but entire families. Here you'll find the intimate drama of personal relationships set against the broader canvas of social change - where a chance encounter can alter destinies and where the bonds between people sometimes matter more than the accidents of birth.

The Earl's Daughter is the opening book in the Aucourte Chronicles and an introduction to the Aucourte family whose lives unfold through the challenges of love, death and marriage against the changing backdrop of history.

Learn more about The Earl's Daughter.