A Lord's Kiss Books in Order
Part ofSummer Hanford Books in OrderThis page shows the A Lord's Kiss series by Summer Hanford in order, with short summaries, series background, and reading guidance.
Last updated: July 14, 2026
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A Lord's Kiss books in publication order
4 books
A Lord's Dream
by Summer Hanford
2017
Liza cannot forget the kiss Lord Thomas gave her when grief and whiskey blurred his memory. Asking him to help her find another husband may break her heart first.
Deceived by a Lord
by Summer Hanford
2017
Tilly's disastrous debut improves when a charming gentleman appears with promises and a kiss. He seems too good to be true, which is exactly the problem.
Last Chance for a Lord
by Summer Hanford
2017
Emily Green finally has a moment alone with the rake she has loved for years. He may know how to kiss, but she is done letting him set the terms.
To Know a Lord's Kiss
by Summer Hanford
2017
Rumors say Francine shared a scandalous kiss with a duke, and the gossip destroys her last safe option. The worst part is that the kiss may be real trouble after all.
A Lord's Kiss books in chronological order
Series background & context
The A Lord's Kiss books all grow from the same delightfully simple Regency problem: one kiss can change everything.
In these short romances, kisses are not casual. They are first kisses, rumored kisses, forgotten kisses, and deceptive kisses. Each one threatens a woman's reputation or forces her to see a man differently. Last Chance for a Lord pairs a longtime affection with a notorious rake. To Know a Lord's Kiss turns gossip about a supposed embrace into a crisis for a woman who desperately needs a husband. A Lord's Dream looks back to a kiss the hero barely remembers, while Deceived by a Lord asks what happens when a charming rescuer may be too perfect to trust.
Because the books are brief, Hanford keeps the focus tight. A young woman wants love, security, or simply a fair chance. One man, or one rumor, makes that far more complicated. The setting is still the marriage market, with mothers, seasons, titles, and public opinion pressing in from all sides.
What gives the series its charm is the way the same romantic symbol keeps changing meaning. A kiss can be hope, scandal, memory, temptation, or an outright lie. These are quick reads, but they understand how much power a small social moment could carry in a Regency world.
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