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The Fenwick Inheritance

— Book One —

To Tame

a Viscount

A ruined heiress. A viscount bound by duty. One London season where propriety burns to cinders and every whispered promise threatens to ruin them both.

To Tame a Viscount by Verity Winters — book cover
Portrait of author Verity Winters

The Author

An acquaintance with Verity

Verity Winters writes sweeping Regency romances filled with scandal, sharp-witted heroines, irresistible dukes, and happily-ever-afters. Inspired by grand country houses, forgotten love stories, and the social games of Georgian England, she brings history to life with warmth, humour, and plenty of simmering tension.

When she's not writing, you'll usually find her with a stack of historical novels, a strong coffee, and plans for her next escape to a stately home or windswept coastline.

— Verity

The Library

Published & Forthcoming

To Tame a Viscount coverNew Release

To Tame a Viscount

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 1

A ruined heiress, a viscount with a fortune to lose, and one scandalous London season.

Verity Winters

To Ruin a Lord

Coming Soon

To Ruin a Lord

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 2

A lady with a vendetta and a lord with a reputation to protect — neither plans to surrender.

Verity Winters

To Melt a Marquess

Coming Soon

To Melt a Marquess

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 3

Ice meets fire when a cool marquess encounters a heroine who refuses to curtsy.

Verity Winters

To Outwit an Earl

Coming Soon

To Outwit an Earl

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 4

An earl who plays to win meets the only woman clever enough to beat him at his own game.

Verity Winters

To Undo a Duke

Coming Soon

To Undo a Duke

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 5

A duke undone by a single glance — and the scandal that will never let him go.

Verity Winters

To Tempt a Baron

Coming Soon

To Tempt a Baron

The Fenwick Inheritance · Book 6

A baron with a past and a beauty with a secret make the most dangerous wager of all.

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