Cat Sebastian Books in Order

Jack Turner uses underworld skills to solve problems polite society would rather ignore. When war-scarred soldier Oliver Rivington crosses his path in Regency London, suspicion and desire quickly become tangled with a dangerous case.

Country vicar Ben Sedgwick agrees to care for Captain Phillip Dacre's unruly children and promptly falls for the whole household. Phillip means to keep his distance, but grief, blackmail, and undeniable chemistry make that impossible.

Con man Georgie Turner hides out in Cornwall by pretending to be secretary to reclusive scientist Lawrence Browne. As danger closes in and the disguise frays, their wary connection grows into something unexpectedly steady.

After scandal wrecks his reputation, Lord Courtenay agrees to let proper Julian Medlock help repair his image. Their time together turns an old fascination into a sharp, funny, and unexpectedly vulnerable romance.

Reclusive Hartley Sedgwick joins forces with pub owner Sam Fox to find and destroy compromising paintings from Hartley's past. What starts as a small crime turns into a tender story about trust, desire, and reclaiming a life.

Charity Church has spent years living as Robert Selby, helping her employer's sister navigate society. When the disguise collides with prickly marquess Alistair, attraction grows alongside hard questions about identity, respectability, and what kind of life Charity actually wants.

In the Derbyshire countryside, reclusive novelist Amelia Allenby keeps running into Sydney Goddard, a civil engineer with secrets of his own. Their quiet walks and growing attraction become harder to sustain once the truth about Sydney's identity comes out.

Radical bookseller Verity Plum and illustrator Ash have been best friends for years, which makes falling in love inconvenient enough. Then Ash learns he may be a duke's heir, and class, loyalty, and desire collide at once.

Former pickpocket Molly Wilkins is trying to stay honest as a lady's maid, until Alice Stapleton needs help with a problem from her past. A house party, old danger, and mutual fascination pull the two women together.

In 1948 England, shell-shocked doctor James Sommers meets weary spy Leo Page while a murder rattles a quiet village. Solving the case means facing secrets, wartime scars, and feelings neither man expected to survive.

Will Sedgwick whisks his lifelong friend Martin Easterbrook to the countryside to recover from illness. In a tiny cottage filled with tea, books, and old feelings, friendship finally deepens into the love they have both been skirting.

In the summer of 1960, privileged Peter Cabot and prickly classmate Caleb Murphy share an unwanted cross-country drive. Miles of road, motel stops, and family baggage turn mutual irritation into something far harder to ignore.

Retired highwayman Kit Webb wants a quiet life at his coffeehouse until aristocrat Percy needs help stealing a book from his own father. Their lessons in crime become a risky, class-crossing romance.

Two former best friends reunite at their old boarding school, where Tommy Cabot's chaos crashes into Everett's carefully ordered life. The past is still raw, but so is the attraction they never really escaped.

In 1973 New York, adrift Daniel Cabot finds himself drawn to prickly pediatrician Alex Savchenko. As a vacant lot garden and a fragile friendship start to matter, both men have to decide whether they can build a life that lasts.

When James Sommers inherits a strange final request, he and former spy Leo Page head to Cornwall and into a house full of secrets. A decades-old disappearance pulls them deeper, testing both their growing relationship and their trust.

After Marian Hayes shoots her monstrous husband, the only person she can turn to is the cheerful criminal who has been blackmailing her. Marian and Rob flee across 1750s England, committing fresh crimes and stumbling into a surprisingly tender partnership.

After an injury and sudden disappearance, baseball player Luke Novak turns up at Billy Reardon's isolated mountain house just before a storm. Forced together at last, the two teammates can no longer pretend their feelings are ordinary.

In 1959 New York, hard-working reporter Nick Russo is assigned to show his boss's son the newsroom ropes. Nick and Andy's friendship deepens into love, but the world outside the office gives them very little room to be careless.

A grieving arts reporter is assigned to profile Eddie O'Leary, the struggling shortstop everyone blames for his team's bad luck. Across one baseball season, loneliness, grief, and growing trust turn a bad idea into a real chance at love.

In 1968 New York City, bookseller Patrick takes in a mysterious drifter and accidentally builds a whole makeshift household around him. Inside a scruffy secondhand bookstore, romance grows alongside grief, politics, and found family.

Feuding actors Simon and Charlie fake a friendly truce to protect their reputations after years on a cult sci-fi show. A road trip and family trouble force them closer, until the line between performance and real feeling disappears.