12 The Twelve Days of Christmas books in order

Welcome to the exciting new holiday series from USA Today Bestselling author Emily E K Murdoch.

Follow each of the Fitzroy women as they cause nothing but scandal and intrigue across the ton and try to keep their exploits quiet.

It's 1813, and twelve drummers drumming are about to bring… show more.

It's 1813, with eleven pipers piping - but only one has caught Harmony's eye...

Harmony Fitzroy never expected to fall into the spotlight. Her musical talents finally recognized, despite her shyness she's offered an invitation: to participate in the Christmas Eve Concert at the Assembly Rooms in Bath. If only… show more.

It's 1813, and ten lords a leaping will change Caroline's life forever...

Caroline Fitzroy knows she will never be happier than this moment: when Dr. Stuart Walsingham proposes marriage. She won't tell her parents it was while they were in bed together. After all, Stuart is loved and trusted by… show more.

It's 1815, with nine ladies dancing at the Fitzroy Christmas Eve ball - but Olivia isn't one of them...

Olivia Fitzroy is excited for the family Christmas party at Chalcroft, seat of the Fitzroys, and is furious when an unexpected guest arrives: Luke Kingsley. Her childhood friend who in her… show more.

It's 1815, with eight maids a milking - and Katarina cannot stay away from a servant...

Katarina Fitzroy is tired, tired of the Fitzroy Christmas traditions, tired of always doing things the same way, never going anywhere, never meeting anyone. It's so dull.

Until a family friend arrives with a… show more.

It's 1815, and swans are Arabella's only company...

Arabella Fitzroy always knew she was to have an arranged marriage, and this Christmas, it's finally time to meet him. Hopes high and best foot forward, Arabella is astonished to find Lord Nathaniel Cartier nothing more than a boor with bad taste… show more.

It's 1817, and five gold rings are perfect Christmas presents...

Esther Fitzroy is bored of all the gentlemen lining up to propose matrimony-only because her father's rising fortune means a bigger dowry. At least she's not like the poor Duke of Kendal, who according to the latest scandal, has lost… show more.

It's 1817, and Lucy always knows who will answer her call...

Lucy Fitzroy has always had one friend to rely on: Lord Percy Ardingley. Childhood friends with a unique call to encourage the other to venture out into London-and mischief-there's nothing Lucy likes better than time with him. But for… show more.

It's 1819, and Sophia's hearing too much about the French hens...

Sophia Fitzroy is searching for a scandalous romance. Not an actual one, of course. Just something to entertain her this Season as her five sisters are now married and gone.

But when her declaration that she wishes to be… show more.

It's 1819, and two turtle doves just fell into her lap...

Joy Fitzroy will scream if she has to endure one more pity conversation about her lack of husband or marital prospects. After all, she's still young. Mostly. And she is tired of having her lack of husband and children… show more.

It's 1819, and Isabella is not going to look at her pear tree again...

Isabella Fitzroy should never have been there. The lane in Bath was a completely random accident, as was the vicious attack she witnessed.

But when the man who defended himself so powerfully steals a kiss and… show more.