American Royalty Series in Order by Grace Hitchcock

"His Delightful Lady Delia" is the third book in the "American Royalty" series by Grace Hitchcock. The book is a delightful mix of drama, music, secrets, suspense, and romance, with a hint of mystery and adventure. The story revolves around Kit Quincy, one of the elite Knickerbocker 400, who is in his late 30s and wishes for more than just his hotels. As he tries to make amends with Delia, he finds himself caught up in a scheme to remove Delia's mother and replace her with Delia to save the Academy of Music. The book is described as a delightful romp, full of yearning, humor, and just the right touch of old-fashioned Victorian melodrama.

"Her Darling Mr. Day" is the second book in the "American Royalty" series by Grace Hitchcock. The book follows the story of Theodore Day, who, after being jilted in front of everyone in New York, decides to escape to his family's luxury riverboat business in New Orleans. Theodore aims to compete against his brother and find solace in his new venture. The book is described as a delightful and charming romantic romp, filled with mystery, adventure, and faith. Grace Hitchcock has created wonderful characters who navigate through the challenges they face while falling in love. "Her Darling Mr. Day" offers readers an engaging and entertaining story set against the backdrop of the riverboat business and the allure of New Orleans.

"My Dear Miss Dupré" is a captivating book set during the glittering Gilded Age. It tells the story of Willow Dupré, a young businesswoman who unexpectedly finds herself in need of a husband due to her father's retirement from running their prosperous sugar refinery. The book explores the challenges and adventures that Willow faces as she navigates the social expectations and pressures of the time. Grace Hitchcock's writing style and attention to detail bring the Gilded Age to life, immersing readers in the glamour and intrigue of the era. With its engaging plot and well-developed characters, "My Dear Miss Dupré" is a delightful take on the experiences of a wealthy woman seeking a worthy husband in a society defined by wealth and status.