Catherine Coulter Books in Order

Originally published as The Autumn Countess, Coulter's first novel is a Regency-set romance with a gothic edge. A countess must navigate love, secrets, and the uncertainty hidden beneath a world of titles and manners.

Two stubborn, strong-willed people meet in a historical romance that refuses to be a quiet society courtship. Their conflict and attraction grow amid the expectations of the Regency world and the risks of giving in to love.

A revised early Regency romance filled with social maneuvering, mistaken assumptions, and a plot that tests its characters' identities and expectations. Lord Harry blends courtship with the kind of complications that make a simple plan impossible.

Originally published as Lord Deverill's Heir, this revised Regency romance follows characters caught up in love, inheritance, and the pressures of family expectation. A title and its future become central to a complicated courtship.

Philip Hawksbury travels to Scotland to honor his father's wish and seek a bride among an earl's daughters. Duty brings him into a spirited family and an unexpected romance that refuses to follow his careful intentions.

A newly named Scottish earl returns to Penderleigh Castle already holding an English dukedom and facing a troubled inheritance. Romance and mystery collide as the Robertson family confronts a blow that changes life at the castle.

Philip Mercerault and Sabrina Eversleigh enter a situation that begins as a practical offer and becomes emotionally complicated. Their Regency romance is shaped by hidden motives, social pressure, and the possibility that both are taking a serious risk.

Rohan Carrington, Baron Mountvale, receives a letter claiming his late brother wronged a young woman. The accusation makes little sense, and investigating it draws the notorious baron into a mystery and an unexpected romance.

In Georgian England, Anthony Welles and Cassie are drawn into a dramatic romance shaped by family power, reputation, and danger. Their fierce connection begins the Welles family story and sets up the next generation's troubles.

The Duke of Portsmouth hires a struggling half-French relative as nanny to his young son. Attraction grows quickly, but her guarded past raises questions that could make their new household far more dangerous than it seems.

Chandra de Avenell looks like a princess but dreams of independence, strength, and a warrior's life. Her refusal to accept a conventional future sets off a medieval romance where love must contend with pride and freedom.

The opening Star Quartet novel follows Alex Saxton, older brother of Delaney Saxton, in a nineteenth-century world of family ties and romance. It begins the connected stories that later move toward early San Francisco.

Dr. Elliot Mallory falls for rising magazine model Georgina Hathaway, and their chemistry is immediate. But Elliot wants a home and family just as Georgina's career is taking off, forcing both to decide what they are willing to sacrifice.

Adam and Arabella Welles, children of the couple from Devil's Embrace, face their own romantic and family complications. Old loyalties, expectations, and the Welles legacy make their path toward happiness anything but simple.

Warrior Lord Graelam de Moreton is used to getting what he wants, until he finds himself married through circumstances he never planned. His new wife challenges his authority, creating a medieval romance full of conflict and reluctant attraction.

Gold Rush success Delaney Saxton helped build San Francisco, but English heiress Chauncey Fitzhugh believes he ruined her father. She arrives determined to destroy him, only to find revenge complicated by attraction and the truth.

Pro football quarterback Brant Asher is talented, good-hearted, and used to public attention. His romance brings together the pressure of a high-profile sports career and the private vulnerability that fame cannot solve.

Gambler Brent Hammond is handsome, charismatic, and deeply distrustful after betrayal. In the third Star Quartet novel, a new romance tests the independence he has built and forces him to decide whether he can risk love again.

Free-spirited romance novelist Chelsea Lattimer and serious physician David Winter seem to have nothing in common. Matchmaking and mutual attraction push them together, but their very different lives make lasting love harder than either expected.

Doctor Saint Morris first meets Juliana DuPres on Maui when she is a young minister's daughter and he has just left a whaler. Years later, their old connection becomes the heart of the final Star Quartet romance.

In 1813 London, Diana Savarol is dragged from her Caribbean home into an English marriage market she dislikes. Lyonel Ashton wants no part of women or romance, but Diana's arrival overturns his carefully guarded plans.

Concert pianist Elizabeth Carleton seems to have a perfect life as the wife of wealthy businessman Timothy Carleton. When danger and deception enter that polished world, Elizabeth must decide who is trustworthy before her life unravels.

Former Napoleonic operative Rafael Carstairs rescues Victoria Abermarle from smugglers while traveling to see his twin in Cornwall. The rescue exposes danger within his own family and turns a journey home into a fight for Victoria's safety.

Areille Leslie believes she is free after the death of the cruel older man she was forced to marry. Burke Drummond, Earl of Ravensworth, returns from war and discovers that her past is far more painful than he knew.

Knight Winthrop, Viscount Castlerosse, thinks marriage should be a practical arrangement that produces an heir without emotional risk. His tidy plan collapses when love, danger, and a determined woman demand more from him.

A medieval romance with familiar faces from the earlier Song books, Earth Song pairs adventure with family chaos and unexpected attraction. Its characters must navigate pride, obligations, and danger while discovering that love rarely follows a sensible plan.

A contemporary mystery places its heroine in a dangerous situation where trust is difficult and the past refuses to stay hidden. As threats mount, romance and suspense become tightly linked in a fight for safety and the truth.

Alec Carrick, Baron Sherard, returns after appearing in Night Fire, bringing his forceful personality to the final Night Trilogy romance. His story mixes Regency society, conflict, and a relationship neither partner can control easily.

The opening Viking-era romance introduces a world governed by sea voyages, clan loyalties, and hard choices. Against that dangerous backdrop, a couple must find a way past duty and mistrust to build a future together.

Roland de Tournay, adventurer and master of disguise, must rescue Daria of Fortesque from a Welsh stronghold. The mission brings danger, quick thinking, and a romance between two people equally determined to survive on their own terms.

New York model Lindsay Foxe has built a new identity to escape a brutal San Francisco past. When danger returns, she must confront family betrayal and the people who rejected her before they can destroy the life she has made.

Sinjun Sherbrooke, introduced as a lively teenager in the earlier books, takes center stage in the conclusion to the original Bride Trilogy. Her independence and family connections lead into a romance with plenty of Sherbrooke complications.

Ryder Sherbrooke goes to Jamaica to investigate supernatural disturbances at the family sugar plantation. There he meets Sophia Stanton-Greville, a sophisticated young woman whose interest in him seems to conceal a deeper mystery.

Douglas Sherbrooke, Earl of Northcliffe, needs a bride and an heir, but the woman he thinks he wants is not the one who truly knows him. Alexandra Chambers has loved him for years, and family plans soon go awry.

A romance set in the Viking world of island strongholds, clan ties, and treacherous journeys. The lord of Hawkfell Island must face threats to his home while confronting a woman determined not to surrender her independence.

Raven's Peak becomes the setting for another Viking-era romance shaped by family obligations and danger. A proud hero and a strong-willed heroine must work through distrust while rivals and old conflicts threaten their future.

On the eve of her nineteenth birthday, Caroline Derwent-Jones tries to escape the control of her obsessive guardian. Her flight brings her to Frederick North Nightingale, Lord Childon, but her guardian has no intention of letting her go.

Marcus Wyndham unexpectedly becomes the Earl of Chase and inherits problems from both the distant and recent past. His fate becomes entwined with that of the Duchess, creating a Regency romance shaped by secrets and responsibility.

At Falcon Ridge, a Viking-era romance unfolds amid dangerous loyalties, a powerful stronghold, and a couple forced to reckon with duty as well as desire. Family and survival make every choice carry real consequences.

Horse-stable owner James Wyndham finds his fiercest rival in champion jockey Jessie Warfield. They have spent years trying to beat one another, but competition, old affection, and the rough world of racing make their feelings impossible to ignore.

In 1277 England, Hastings of Trent and Severin of Langthorne are strangers joined in marriage. Their uneasy alliance must survive the demands of land, family, and a medieval world where a marriage can be both shelter and battleground.

Sally Brainerd seeks refuge in an Oregon town known for ice cream and elderly residents after her father's murder. FBI agent James Quinlan goes undercover believing she holds answers, but someone is determined to keep the truth buried.

FBI unit chief Dillon Savich meets talented new agent Lacey Sherlock, who promptly hides her own investigation from him. A vicious Boston murder sends them into a case that will test whether they can trust each other.

Seeking privacy after media attention, Ramsey Hunt retreats to a Colorado mountain cabin. When he rescues an unconscious child and armed strangers invade his meadow, he is drawn into a deadly mystery with no safe place to hide.

In 1811 London, two unlikely people find themselves caught in a lively Sherbrooke-family adventure. Familiar couples return, while Sinjun and Colin face problems of their own and a new romance gathers speed.

A small town called The Edge becomes the setting for a frightening outbreak of evil. As danger reaches into ordinary lives, the investigation exposes secrets that prove no one in town is as safe as they seem.

A baffling threat rooted in a generation-old grudge turns revenge into murder. As the mystery deepens, the people caught in its path must uncover why someone has waited so long to settle an old score.

Heatherington and innkeeper Helen Mayberry join forces to find the mysterious King Edward's Lamp. Helen's determination to recover the treasure clashes with an unexpected attraction, turning the quest into a Sherbrooke-family romance and mystery.

Savich and Sherlock investigate a case where madness, murder, and personal danger collide. As disturbing events spread through Hemlock Bay, the FBI agents must separate genuine clues from manipulation before more people are harmed.

The next Sherbrooke generation faces cat racing, a sinister mystery, and gothic unease. Meggie Sherbrooke's long-held feelings for Jeremy Stanton-Greville complicate a story where family history and danger are never far apart.

Two months after Waterloo, widowed vicar Tysen Sherbrooke learns he has inherited a Scottish barony and Kildrummy Castle. The sudden change pulls him and his children into a new home, new responsibilities, and romance.

After Father Michael Joseph is murdered in his San Francisco church, his FBI-agent twin Dane Carver seeks the killer with Savich and Sherlock. A mysterious homeless witness may hold the key, but protecting her creates another urgent threat.

A medieval romance steeped in an old curse, dangerous family history, and a threatened future. The people at Penwyth must confront secrets from the past while a growing attraction makes it harder to keep their hearts protected.

Six-year-old Sam Kettering escapes his kidnappers, but the crime is only beginning. His father, former FBI agent Miles Kettering, joins Sheriff Katie Benedict and Savich to learn why Sam was taken to rural Tennessee.

A Supreme Court justice is brutally murdered, pulling Savich and Sherlock back to Washington ahead of schedule. Reporter Callie Markham has a personal connection to the victim, and a second killing suggests a threat far more calculated than it first appears.

The Sherbrooke family saga continues with identical twins James and Jason, whose looks resemble their beautiful aunt more than their father. Their arrival brings fresh family irritation, romantic possibilities, and the usual Sherbrooke energy.

Jason Sherbrooke returns from Baltimore wanting a future in horse breeding and racing, especially at the neglected Lyon's Gate stud farm. His homecoming brings family ties, romantic complications, and the challenge of claiming what he wants.

FBI agent Ruth Warnecki searches for stolen Confederate gold in a Virginia cave and finds murder instead. Meanwhile, Savich and Dane Carver narrowly survive an explosion during a kidnapping rescue, linking two dangerous investigations.

Soap-opera star Mary Lisa Beverly has fame, friends, and a glamorous Malibu life, until someone starts trying to kill her. Returning to her Oregon hometown brings family complications and clues that may reveal who wants her gone.

Julia Ransom is cleared of murdering her famous psychic husband after months under suspicion. Just as she starts to feel free, fresh danger and unsettling clues make it clear that someone has not let the past go.

Ryder Sherbrooke rescues a badly beaten child who cannot speak for six months. When she finally sings a haunting verse about death and sin, the Sherbrooke family must discover what trauma and danger lie behind her words.

FBI agent Jackson Crowne is flying psychiatrist Timothy MacLean to Washington for protection when their plane fails to arrive. The disappearance launches a dangerous investigation into who wants the doctor silenced and why.

Seven-year-old Autumn Backman reaches Dillon Savich in a startling way and begs for help. Her frightened message about graves and a man called Blessed sends Savich and Sherlock toward a dangerous mystery involving her family.

A medieval heiress faces the peril that comes with land, family claims, and a future others want to control. Romance grows alongside a fight to protect her inheritance and uncover the threats surrounding Valcourt.

Professor Edward Kender suspects a drug shortage affecting his father's cancer treatment is driven by profit, not production trouble. He hires investigator Erin Pulaski for proof, drawing both into a dangerous fight against a powerful company.

A serial killer with a connection to Ted Bundy forces Savich and Sherlock into a relentless hunt. Joined by agents Lucy Carlyle and Cooper McKnight, they must stop the murderer before the past claims new victims.

In 1831, Lord Julian reluctantly travels to London to meet Sophie Wilkie, a girl he remembers only as a quiet child. Family pressure, unexpected attraction, and his nephew Devlin's dramatic society persona complicate the visit.

When Judge Ramsey Hunt is shot during a murder trial, Savich and Sherlock suspect intimidation has reached far beyond the courtroom. As the case turns more violent, the FBI must uncover who is manipulating witnesses, lawyers, and the justice system.

New FBI recruit Griffin Hammersmith heads to Virginia to visit his sister, then finds her badly injured after an attack. While he searches for answers, Savich's unit faces a case where the victim's past may be the most dangerous clue.

Scotland Yard chief inspector Nicholas Drummond flies to New York after a colleague is murdered and a famous diamond vanishes from a Crown Jewels exhibition. The theft begins an international chase involving the FBI and deadly secrets.

Ambassador Natalie Black is blamed by rumor for her fiancé's death, then survives frightening attempts on her life in Britain and the United States. Savich and Sherlock must learn whether scandal is covering a deliberate campaign to kill her.

New FBI agent Nicholas Drummond and partner Michaela Caine investigate a Wall Street stabbing. The victim appears to be a naval historian and antiquities dealer, but his hidden life leads them toward a much bigger mystery.

Savich and Sherlock face another high-pressure FBI investigation where threats, hidden motives, and personal stakes overlap. The case pulls their team into a dangerous pursuit that demands quick thinking and trust between partners.

Nicholas Drummond and Michaela Caine investigate a violent group behind bombings of power grids and oil refineries. A refinery explosion and a secondary device make clear that the attackers are organized, deadly, and still moving.

In 1841, gothic-mystery writer Grayson Sherbrooke is asked by young P.C. to save her mother from something terrible at Wolffe Hall. She mistakes him for his fictional hero, but Grayson must face the otherworldly danger himself.

Savich and Sherlock investigate threats against Venus Rasmussen, a powerful eighty-six-year-old society figure. The closer they get to the truth, the clearer it becomes that the person endangering her may be much nearer than anyone suspects.

A short nonfiction guide for people beginning family-history research online. It offers a practical starting point for organizing ancestry searches and navigating genealogy resources without the fictional mysteries found in Coulter's novels.

Grayson travels toward his aunt and uncle's Scottish home after a resident ghost warns that evil is coming. A mysterious carriage encounter leaves him missing a day of memory and puts Blackthorn Manor at the center of danger.

Dillon Savich rescues Kara Moody from a man who seems insane, only to uncover a scientist pursuing terrifying experiments. When the scientist loses one subject, he chooses another target and pushes Savich into a race against time.

Nicholas Drummond and Michaela Caine lead the FBI's Covert Eyes team on its first major international case. A plea for help from Venice draws them into a dangerous mystery with consequences far beyond one city.

An escaped mental patient obsessed with revenge sets his sights on Savich and Sherlock's young son. The agents must find him before his violent plans move beyond threats and the family's private life becomes a crime scene.

Grayson takes Pip, Miranda, P.C., and Barnaby to the Lake District for what should be a relaxing stay at Sedgwick House. Instead, the group encounters the old supernatural forces waiting inside the supposedly peaceful estate.

Nicholas Drummond and Michaela Caine confront a ruthless mastermind in the fifth A Brit in the FBI thriller. Their investigation pushes the Covert Eyes team into an international threat where a clever enemy stays several moves ahead.

Agent Lacey Sherlock faces a complex case that puts both her career and peace of mind under pressure. With Savich beside her, she must follow a twisted trail where the danger keeps changing shape.

On Bastille Day, a French private space agency launches a supposed communications satellite with a hidden nuclear electromagnetic pulse aboard. Nicholas and Mike must stop a catastrophe before a dangerous technology can be used.

A young wife is shaken when a medium connects her to a deadly secret from her grandfather's past. At the same time, a vicious enemy targets Savich's family, forcing the FBI team to confront danger on two fronts.

Grayson, Pip, P.C., and Barnaby return to Northcliffe Hall, where a kelpie joins its resident ghostly complications. Arthurian legends, family history, and supernatural mischief turn the visit into another lively otherworldly adventure.

Grayson Sherbrooke faces another supernatural threat in a Gothic historical adventure centered on Ravenstone Folly. With his loved ones close by, he must confront a dangerous old presence before it can harm the living.

Investigative journalist Mia Briscoe never stopped searching for Serena, her friend who vanished after a fraternity-party fire. An old photo offers new clues, and Mia turns to Sherlock to uncover the sinister events behind Serena's disappearance.

Fourteen years after her parents' murder, attorney Kirra Mandarian returns to Virginia seeking proof against the man she believes responsible. Working under an alias draws her into danger and leaves her needing Dillon Savich's help.

Otherworldly forces are causing havoc at Holyroodhouse, Queen Victoria's Edinburgh palace. Grayson joins Pip, P.C., Barnaby, and their parents to confront dangerous spirits connected to Mary, Queen of Scots and a destructive ancient threat.

A year after surviving an attempted bombing at St. Paul's, painter Elizabeth Palmer believes life is normal again. Three new attempts on her life bring MI5 into a case that reveals the earlier attack concealed something far worse.

Newly titled Earl Max Strickland wakes to find a runaway child named Crispin hiding in his London apartment. Bringing her to Storne Hope castle begins a Gothic mystery involving the frightened child's secret and a lurking night creature.

In 1842 London, train innovator Alex Ivanov has no memory of the attempted murder that left him in the Thames as a child. With sharp-witted Lady Camilla Rohman, he faces renewed attacks and secrets tied to his lost identity.