Company of Rogues Books in Order

Ruined by her brother's schemes, Eleanor Chivenham accepts rescue through marriage to Nicholas Delaney, a charming rake with troubles of his own. Their fragile bargain soon collides with intrigue, spies, and real feeling.

A duke's old scandal forces his arrogant heir into marriage with an independent schoolteacher tied to a long-buried family secret. Pride, anger, and shattered assumptions make this one of Beverley's fiercest marriages of convenience.

Leander, Lord Charrington, thinks an impoverished widow will make the sensible, undemanding wife he needs. Judith Rossiter is grateful for escape, but their practical arrangement grows complicated once affection enters the marriage.

Freed from an abusive marriage, Serena Riverton flees relatives who would sell her into another. A passionate encounter with Francis, Lord Middlethorpe leaves her pregnant, and their marriage must survive disapproval, fear, and hard-earned trust.

Miles Cavanagh expects a simple guardianship, then meets Felicity Monahan, a heiress bent on marrying the wrong man for reasons she will not explain. Their clash of wills turns sharp, risky, and deeply personal.

Penniless Meg Gillingham needs a miracle to protect her family from a cruel landlord. A wishing statue seems to send her a charming earl, but magic always carries a price, and love may prove the most dangerous bargain of all.

Major Hawk Hawkinville comes home from war to debt, a hated father, and a manor on the brink of ruin. His only hope seems to lie in proving Clarissa Greystone, the so-called Devil's heiress, is not what she appears.

Con Somerford inherits a title, a bleak estate, and a bitter past with Susan Kerslake. As smuggling suspicions rise and old feelings return, he finds his toughest battle is not on any battlefield.

After two public disappointments, Lady Anne Peckworth has had enough of being perfectly patient. Race de Vere storms into her life with mystery, provocation, and a chance to risk her heart on something utterly uncertain.

Tristan Tregallows, Duke of St. Raven, plays highwayman to expose a false accusation and accidentally rescues an innocent lady. Their quest soon leads through scandalous territory, where wit and nerve matter as much as attraction.

Quiet Rogue Stephen Ball finally gets his chance at adventure when he tries to protect Laura Gardeyne and her son. A family mystery, a possible poisoning, and long-held love make this a tender and suspenseful entry.

Simon St. Bride comes home from Canada after war and political mess, only to face a duel, an unwanted wedding, and someone who truly wants him dead. Mystery and romance board the ship with him.

Beloved Rogue Darius Debenham survives Waterloo only to return broken, addicted, and hidden away. Mara St. Bride refuses to abandon him, and her rescue becomes a fierce, tender love story.

Lady Thea Debenham is the perfect Society weapon for a man with a bad name and dangerous ambitions. Viscount Darien wants to force his way into acceptance, but using Thea brings feelings neither of them planned.

David Kerslake needs a rich, unsuspecting bride to prop up a broke earldom and hide his life as Captain Drake, leader of smugglers. Lucinda Potter turns out to be cleverer, warmer, and far more dangerous to his plans.

Lady Hermione Merryhew is already enduring a miserable family journey when a fugitive takes refuge in her inn room. The crisis worsens when the stranger turns out to be a man from her past, and trouble follows close behind.

Beau Braydon inherits a viscountcy he does not want and decides a practical wife could manage the burden for him. Widow Kitty Cateril looks sensible enough, until feeling complicates the arrangement.