Christi Caldwell Books in Order

Five years after Marcus Wheatley vanished in the war, Lady Olivia Foster has buried her heart and accepted spinsterhood. A Christmas summons to Danby Castle brings second chances, family meddling, and the possibility of a miracle.

Lady Emmaline is tired of waiting for her long-promised betrothed to choose her. But the war has changed Drake into a damaged, self-destructive man, and loving him means fighting through grief, scandal, and his belief that he is beyond saving.

Lady Alexandra is humiliated when the man she loves, the Earl of Pembroke, makes her the center of a cruel wager. A summons to Danby Castle throws them together again and forces both to face old hurt and unfinished love.

Lady Patrina Tidemore has given up on love, until two unruly children and their guarded father upset her quiet winter routine. Christmas brings the Marquess of Beaufort and Patrina an unexpected chance at family, healing, and hope.

When Jonathan Tidemore wins Juliet Marshville's cottage in a card game, she storms into his life demanding justice. Sin offers her dangerous terms, but Juliet wants more than a rogue's arrangement, she wants a man willing to risk his heart.

Abigail Stone has done everything right, until one reckless turn places her squarely in scandal's path. Geoffrey Winters, Viscount Redbrooke, should be the last man she trusts, which makes their attraction all the more perilous.

Widowed and grieving, Jasper, Duke of Bainbridge, has shut himself away from the world. Then Lady Katherine Adamson offers him an outrageous bargain, and their marriage arrangement slowly becomes something neither of them can control.

Lady Aldora Adamson needs a respectable marriage to save her family from ruin. Instead of a safe marquess, she finds herself drawn to his scandal-marked younger brother, Lord Michael Knightly, a far more dangerous choice for her heart.

Christopher, Earl of Waxham, has built a flawless public mask, but Miss Sophie Winters knows exactly where it cracks. When his father schemes to force a marriage, childhood sparring turns into a romance built on secrets and long-buried feeling.

A short holiday romance about grief, tenderness, and the fragile return of happiness. Caldwell uses a Christmas setting to show how love can reopen a heart that thought joy was gone for good.

Christian Villiers needs a wealthy wife, not a complication, and Lady Prudence Tidemore is all complication. Family scandal and his own wartime ghosts make her a dangerous temptation, which only makes him want her more.

Lady Daisy Meadows has loved the Duke of Crawford for years, even while he insists on seeing her as a girl from his past. One season changes everything, and Daisy must decide whether the duke can finally become worthy of her devotion.

Lady Anne Adamson enlists notorious rogue Harry, Earl of Stanhope, to teach her how to win a duke. It is a terrible plan for two people already carrying old hurt, and an even worse one once the wrong man starts feeling right.

Georgina Wilcox has survived by building her life on careful lies. When Adam Markham comes too close to the truth, deception gives way to danger, and Georgina must decide what love is worth when everything could be exposed.

After years of being overlooked, a wallflower finally steps into the center of her own story. Caldwell pairs long-carried yearning with the thrill of being seen, and loved, at last.

A war-marked gentleman who has stopped believing in love meets the one woman stubborn enough to challenge him. Their romance turns on honor, old pain, and whether a guarded man can trust his heart again.

Edmund Deering, Marquess of Rutland, plans to use an innocent young woman in his revenge against the family that once humiliated him. Miss Phoebe Barrett ruins that cold-blooded plan by becoming impossible for him to treat as a pawn.

Jilted and wiser, Lady Imogen Moore plans to choose a safe, proper husband. Then she meets Alex Edgerton, her friend's reckless brother, and discovers that love is far less manageable than any sensible scheme.

Finishing school instructor Jane Munroe wants nothing to do with titled men, especially arrogant ones. Then a post in the Marquess of Waverley's household reveals a far more vulnerable man beneath Gabriel Edgerton's polish.

Lady Cara and William Hargrove begin the Christmas season at odds, each carrying disappointments of their own. Forced into close company, they discover the holidays can offer not just peace, but the risky promise of a fresh start.

A winter setting, close quarters, and a wary baron make this a compact Caldwell romance full of seasonal longing. Snow and circumstance force two guarded people to face feelings they would rather leave buried.

Lady Theodosia Rayne means to reclaim the stolen family sword from her rivals, not fall for Damian Renshaw, Duke of Devlin. Their attraction turns an old feud into something far more dangerous and far more personal.

Desperate to save herself, Lily Benedict breaks into the home of scarred recluse Derek Winters, the new Duke of Blackthorne. What begins as trespass becomes a tender, dangerous romance between two people who have every reason to hide.

Lady Gemma Reed and Richard Jonas are drawn together by wit, attraction, and the kinds of burdens neither speaks aloud. Caldwell turns a bright smile into the start of a romance built on slow trust and unexpected vulnerability.

Lady Genevieve Farendale returns to London determined to rebuild her life after public heartbreak. Cedric Falcot, Marquess of St. Albans, is exactly the sort of seductive rake she should avoid, which makes resisting him nearly impossible.

Helena Banbury works the books at the Hell and Sin Club but wants more than the life she has been handed. Lord Robert Dennington seems born to ease, until their gamble with scandal becomes a genuine risk to both their hearts.

A man with a thoroughly earned bad reputation meets the woman who sees the possibility of something better in him. Redemption, in Caldwell's hands, is never easy, especially when the heart is involved.

Marcus Gray has spent years hiding behind a rakish reputation, but Eleanor Collins knows the man beneath it. When she returns to his life, their painful history makes trust both the hardest and most necessary part of falling in love.

Widowed Philippa Gage has no desire to risk another marriage. Miles Brookfield offers patience instead of pressure, but winning a careful widow's trust may prove harder than any formal courtship.

A clever heroine and a baron who is not nearly as untouchable as he seems are thrown together by social pressure and private need. Their attraction deepens into the kind of trouble neither expected to welcome.

Captain Lucas Rayne prefers isolation to trusting anyone, especially after war and loss. Eve Ormond arrives with troubles of her own, and their uneasy alliance becomes a romance shaped by scars, secrecy, and stubborn hope.

Carol Cresswall and Gregory Renshaw are pulled together in the middle of long-running family tensions. As expectations close in from every side, they must decide whether love is strong enough to break a feud's grip.

Rowena Bryant runs a finishing school with discipline and distance, because trusting men has never served her well. Graham Linford returns from war as a duke carrying his own old betrayal, and neither is prepared for what comes next.

A Regency collection full of dukes, spectacle, and courtship set against the glamour of Vauxhall. Caldwell uses the famous pleasure gardens as a lively backdrop for scandal, longing, and romantic mischief.

Lady Evelina Pruitt and Calum Dabney come from opposite sides of society, but both know what it means to live by appearances. When deception and danger close in, love becomes the biggest risk either of them can take.

Someone wants Lady Diana Verney harmed, and her only protection is Niall Marksman, a knife-skilled kingpin from London's underworld. Guarding her should be business, but the danger between them quickly becomes far more intimate.

Lady Penelope Tidemore is caught in a compromising moment with Ryker Black, London's most notorious gaming proprietor. Their marriage begins in scandal, but Penelope soon learns the feared scoundrel is hiding far more than vice.

Widowed Victoria Barrett wants only to clear her son's name of murder. Then Nathaniel Archer, the man she once loved and thought dead, returns as head of the Brethren, and old passion collides with a very current investigation.

This trilogy collection brings together the Rayne and Renshaw families, a cursed sword, and three connected romances. Old feuds, family pride, and forbidden love drive every turn of the story.

A dangerous duke with a formidable reputation meets the woman bold enough to unsettle him. Scandal, desire, and long-held defenses make this a romance about whether even a wicked man can choose something better.

Rhys Brookfield has earned his bad reputation, and Lady Alice Winterbourne knows better than to trust a man like him. But their chemistry turns temptation into something deeper, and much harder to walk away from.

Lady Emilia Aberdeen sets out to navigate a gentleman's heart with more strategy than sentiment. The plan falters fast when real feeling enters the picture and the man in question proves far more complicated than expected.

Elsie Allenby's life becomes tangled with William Helling, Duke of Aubrey, in a story built on hidden truths and dangerous loyalties. The more they learn of one another, the harder it becomes to keep old secrets sealed.

After his gaming hell burns to the ground, Adair Thorne is sure the Killorans are to blame. Then he meets Cleopatra Killoran, sharp-tongued, loyal, and impossible to ignore, and rivalry becomes a perilous kind of desire.

Lady Chloe Edgerton has seen enough of controlling men to mistrust marriage itself. Leo Dunlap, Marquess of Tennyson, is notorious enough to prove her point, until he starts showing her a very different kind of devotion.

Martha Donaldson has been left disgraced and fiercely protective of her children. When Lord Sheldon Graham Whitworth arrives in disguise on an assignment, what should be a temporary duty becomes a romance neither planned for.

Ophelia Killoran and Connor Steele clash in a world where survival has always come first. Their romance is full of suspicion, spark, and the slow realization that trust may be the most dangerous gamble of all.

Meredith Durant means to help someone else find love, not tangle herself up with Barry Aberdeen, Marquess of Tenwhestle. But matchmaking has a way of backfiring when the wrong person starts feeling exactly right.

Lady Poppy Tidemore is spirited, impulsive, and very hard to forget. Her romance with Tristan Poplar turns courtship into a lively battle of wills, with scandal and feeling never far behind.

A holiday romance that pairs winter festivities with a hero who has more edge than the season usually allows. Love arrives through snow, mischief, and the kind of emotional honesty Christmas seems to demand.

A desperate rescue from an unwanted wedding throws a heroine into an improvised role she never expected to play. What starts as a temporary escape grows into a dangerous closeness with a man she should not want.

Gertrude Killoran storms into the household of the notorious Lord Edwin to protect the boy both claim to love. What begins as a standoff over a child becomes a tender romance between two deeply lonely people.

A woman taking on the role of governess finds herself in the middle of rivalry, class tension, and unwanted attraction. Caldwell uses the setup to pair sharp banter with a hero who underestimates her at his peril.

A spirited heroine who refuses to behave as expected finally encounters a man capable of matching her step for step. Caldwell turns playful defiance into a romance with genuine emotional bite.

Former courtesan Clara Winters is trying to build a new life when she rescues injured politician Henry March from the street. Their connection challenges his assumptions and forces her to risk wanting far more than safety.

A compact Caldwell romance about loyalty under pressure, where danger outside the relationship makes the emotional stakes inside it even sharper. Love has to be defended, not simply declared.

Given only a brief window to change both her circumstances and her future, a long-overlooked heroine makes a bold bargain with a duke. Five days proves long enough for old hurts and new desire to collide.

Reporter Verity Lovelace finds missing heir Malcolm North in London's sewers, where he has built a life far from the one stolen from him. A fake marriage arrangement soon turns their investigation into a very real romance.

A duke wrapped in secrecy is forced into close quarters with a heroine determined to uncover the truth. In Caldwell's hands, darkness becomes both setting and metaphor for a romance built on trust hard won.

Francesca Cornworthy means to honor her father's wish by choosing a safe husband. Then she meets Lathan Holman, a man branded traitor and entirely unsuited to her plan, and discovers that safety is not the same as happiness.

A fiercely guarded heroine and the man who sees more than she intends are pulled into a romance shaped by family pressure and concealed truths. Loving her means protecting the secret she most fears revealing.

Temperance Greyson's life tangles again with the man known as Dare Grey, a marquess carrying more than one identity. Their story mixes missing years, family damage, and the dangerous intimacy of being forced back together.

Claire Poplar is carrying the stain of her parents' terrible crime when she crosses paths with Caleb Gray. Their romance grows out of guilt, old family damage, and the question of whether either can escape the past.

A woman determined to live on her own terms gets a second chance at love when an old connection reenters her life. The result is a defiant, tender romance about choosing joy after disappointment.

Rafe Audley wants nothing from the duke who fathered and failed him, until a determined woman arrives to drag him toward polite society. Their battle of wills becomes a moving romance about class, pride, and belonging.

This prequel reaches back to the older generation and the choices that shape the whole All the Duke's Sins saga. Love, duty, and destructive privilege collide long before the children of that story take center stage.

Winter closes in around two people carrying past disappointments and unfinished feeling. In classic Caldwell fashion, the season becomes the perfect trap for honesty, longing, and a hard-won second chance.

A heroine from a far less polished world is thrust toward a more glittering future, with a marquess complicating every step. Caldwell gives the makeover shape a sharp heart and real class tension.

Widowed Lady Sylvia Elton helps found the Mismatch Society to protect women from bad marriages. Then Clayton Kearsley, her old friend's closest companion and the man who has long loved her, becomes the one suitor she cannot dismiss.

Faye Poplar is determined to expose the truth behind London's lost heirs, even if it means freeing Tynan Wylie, the Beast of Newgate. He wants power restored, not love, which makes their chemistry especially inconvenient.

Another Mismatch Society member discovers that swearing off marriage is easier than resisting the wrong man. Caldwell mixes wit, rebellion, and genuine hurt in a romance that challenges the rules of polite courtship.

Lady Lettie Brookfield is resigned to a practical match until Anthony, Duke of Granville, returns to her life. He is her brother's former friend and a man carrying an old betrayal, which makes their attraction impossible to ignore and hard to forgive.

Independent heiress Cailin Audley has no wish to be quietly married off, while Courtland Balfour, Duke of St. James, badly needs a fortune. Their reluctant friendship turns into a richer, riskier kind of partnership.

This darker Heart of a Duke entry pairs a heroine carrying real vulnerability with a hero who has spent too long hiding in plain sight. Their love story asks whether daylight can reach the places both would rather keep shadowed.

Lieutenant Thaddeus Phippen returns from war still haunted by the love he lost. Lady Edith has never stopped loving him either, and this short second-chance romance asks whether time apart can finally give way to a life together.

Widowed Althea once loved Neill Weldington, and time has done nothing to settle that old feeling. Reunited with the baron and his children, she must decide whether a broken past can really lead to a shared future.

A young debutante with more backbone than society expects meets a marquess whose darker edges are impossible to miss. The book leans into temptation, family pressure, and the thrill of a very unsuitable match.

Forgotten by her family in wintertime London, Lady Myrtle McQuoid ends up next door to Val Bancroft, a widowed duke who wants nothing from the world. Snow, solitude, and looming danger slowly draw them out of loneliness.

Jilted at the altar, Marcia Collins decides respectability has not done much for her and turns to notorious rogue Andrew Barrett for help exploring forbidden pleasures. Their friendship turns dangerous once love joins the game.

Caroline Brookfield and Wynn Masterson are drawn into a romance where family ties, expectations, and old vulnerabilities all matter. Caldwell gives the courtship warmth, friction, and a strong sense of earned devotion.

Lady Beatrice Dennington is tired of being endlessly courted and never chosen, so she invents a Scottish fiancé. When the real Hamish Campbell appears and joins the charade, pretense turns into a very real risk to her heart.

Lionel Meadows has spent years wandering as a ghost, cut off from the life he lost. Then Evie sees him, speaks to him, and turns a haunting into one of Caldwell's strangest and sweetest love stories.

Anwen Kearsley has always loved her brother's rakish best friend, Phineas Lesar, and believes she has little time to waste. Her scheme for one brief courtship awakens feelings neither can safely ignore.

Broden Burgess returns to society with a cold heart and no plans for love. A snowstorm strands him with sharp-tongued Elyse Caldecott, and their unexpected connection follows them straight into a house party and a second meeting neither can escape.

Battle-scarred Wesley Audley has cut himself off from society and hope. Ellie Balfour refuses to leave him there, and their friendship deepens into a tender romance about healing, class difference, and stubborn courage.

Restless spinster Cassia McQuoid disguises herself as a boy and stows away to find adventure at sea. Instead she lands on the ship of privateer Nathaniel Ellsby, where danger, close quarters, and attraction quickly take over.

Proper, careful Alexandra Bradbury has always loved her scandalous neighbor Dallin McQuoid from afar. Family disaster and a sudden journey throw them together, turning a long-quiet affection into a lively and risky romance.

A duke's daughter and a former guttersnipe are thrown together across a divide that society insists should hold. Caldwell uses the pairing for a romance about class, duty, and the danger of wanting something more.

Severin Cadogan, a fallen killer and informant, takes on an assignment involving Lady Raina Goodheart and gets far more than he bargained for. Their chemistry is immediate, but love is much slower and far more threatening.

Gaming hell owner Lachlan Latimer has no patience left for trust or sentiment. Livian Lovelace is determined to make a future for herself, until one scorching encounter with Lachlan leaves both pride and plans in ruins.

Recently orphaned Helia Wallace flees a predatory cousin and ends up snowed in with the dangerous Marquess of Wingrave. He is crude, cynical, and impossible to resist, which makes their high-heat romance all the more volatile.

Edward Holmes, Marquess of Malden, has rebuilt himself as a merciless gaming hell owner bent on revenge. Edith Caldecott comes to him seeking justice for her sister, and vengeance soon blurs into a far more dangerous attraction.

Opal meets a duke who expects to stay firmly in control of his world and his feelings. Caldwell builds the romance around sharp attraction, social pressure, and a heroine far too determined to be managed.

Addien Snap Killoran has survived by staying sharp and hidden. Malric Thornwick lives by scandal and revenge, until their paths cross and turn ambition, secrecy, and attraction into one dangerous, fast-moving romance.

Lady Alice Masterson vanishes from respectable society and is found thriving in a notorious gaming hell. Laurence, Earl of Denbigh, is sent to bring home his best friend's sister, only to discover old sparks were never truly dead.

Cressida Alby is auctioned at the Devil's Den and rescued by Benedict Adamson, the Earl of Wakefield, the man she has secretly adored. One reckless night ties them together and forces both to reckon with duty, scandal, and desire.

This McQuoid Family Saga entry pairs seafaring power with family tension and a romance shaped by suspicion. Caldwell leans into maritime stakes, dangerous loyalties, and the cost of loving someone tied to a larger feud.

Simon Broadbent returns to England intending to secure a loveless marriage and leave again as fast as possible. Then his childhood friend Persephone Forsyth reappears in his house, carrying chaos, history, and undeniable pull.

Lucy LeBeau is clinging to her quiet life when a winter accident pulls her into the orbit of the boisterous McQuoid family. Guarded Captain Arran McQuoid doubts her at first, but snowbound closeness soon changes everything.

The Duke of Argyll has built his life around indulgence, vice, and emotional distance. Then one woman enters his orbit and becomes the craving he cannot master, or safely lose.

Fleur McQuoid is left with questions after one reckless night and a mystery man she cannot forget. Caldwell turns the setup into a darker romance of power, betrayal, and desire, where nothing buried wants to stay hidden.

A darker McQuoid Family Saga romance about people pushed to the edge by family conflict, loyalty, and loss. Caldwell uses the title promise well, building a love story around isolation and the hope of being chosen anyway.

In the McQuoid Family Saga, shipping rivalry and buried scandal make villainy a matter of perspective. Love grows in the middle of dangerous ambition, where enemies and allies are rarely as clear as they first appear.