Sarah Ferguson Book order (chronological)
This British author is recognized for her charitable work, public speaking, film production, and television endeavors. Her writing focuses on themes that resonate with a broad audience, employing an accessible and engaging style. Through her literary contributions, she aims to inspire and connect with readers, offering a unique perspective. Her works are valued for their relevance and ability to foster a connection with the readership.






A Most Intriguing Lady
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The new sweeping historical romance from the Sunday Times bestselling author Scandals, seduction and secrets... and one woman's quest to uncover the truth. The most intriguing historical romance of 2023. Perfect for fans of Bridgerton. Lady Mary Montagu Douglas Scott has a secret. Overlooked and underestimated by all who meet her, the wallflower daughter of Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch has a sharp intelligence and keen powers of observation. Traits that make her perfect to uncover society crimes - those whose wealthy victims have their pride and reputation at stake. Unnoticed amongst the ballrooms of grand houses, Mary uncovers stolen jewellery, missing money, and saves reputations. When Mary meets Colonel Walter Trefusis, an unlikely alliance is formed as the two work together. And soon Tre will see that between diamond thefts and scandal there is more to this wallflower than meets the eye.
The novel is described as a brilliant and captivating tale that enchants readers with its storytelling. It promises a rich narrative that immerses the audience, showcasing its brilliance and sparkling quality. The endorsement from a bestselling author highlights its ability to sweep readers off their feet, suggesting a powerful emotional journey that is both engaging and memorable.
Finding Sarah
- 315 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The author documents a low period in her life and how she found strength in her struggles with adversity and eventually regained her sense of purpose for her life with the help of friends and several celebrity experts.
Once harshly scrutinized by the unyielding glare of the media, Sarah, The Duchess of York has come into her own as a chic, slimmed-down single mother with a new and exciting career.
Everyone but poor Budgie, the littlest helicopter, is looking forward to the big air show. Budgie has to deliver packages, and he's going to miss all the excitement. So when two boys are trapped in a rocky cove during the gale, Budgie is the only one around to get the call.
Die Stimme und das Schweigen
- 236 pages
- 9 hours of reading


