Darcie Wilde Books in Order

Notorious seducer Phillip Montcalm expects another brief affair when heiress Lady Caroline Delamarre catches his eye. Instead, their instant passion runs straight into family baggage, past wounds, and the risky possibility that desire might become something deeper.

Leannah Wakefield races across London to stop her sister's elopement and accidentally sweeps Harold Rayburn into the chaos. One impulsive marriage later, passion is easy, but trust is much harder when both bride and groom are keeping secrets.

Nearly ruined by her father's flight, Rosalind Thorne earns her living helping society women handle delicate problems. When a man is murdered at Almack's, she must use her connections to navigate scandal, class, and an increasingly dangerous investigation.

Sharp-tongued bluestocking Helene Fitzgerald seems the least likely of the wallflowers to make a match, yet Duke Marcus Endicott keeps returning to her side. Their growing attraction has to survive old secrets, family pressure, and serious money troubles.

Adele Endicott has talent, taste, and no place in fashionable society, until a daring makeover lets her test both. As her gowns draw attention and James Beauclaire draws closer, love and ambition become harder to separate.

Shy heiress Madelene Valmeyer has spent years hiding from a cruel stepfamily and from society. The Wallflower Pact offers a chance to step into the light, but opening her heart to Benedict Pelham may cost more than confidence.

Rosalind agrees to trace the author of vicious letters aimed at a pregnant society wife, only to find an actor murdered and a sensational trial underway. With Adam Harkness beside her, she has to expose the truth before more lives are wrecked.

Posing as Lady Melbourne's secretary, Rosalind hunts for stolen letters tied to Byron and Lady Caroline Lamb. Then a poisoned woman turns the assignment into a murder case tangled with blackmail, scandal, and serious political risk.

At a country house wedding party, Rosalind hopes to help a friend and perhaps reconnect with Devon Winterbourne. Instead, a suspicious death and a second tragedy force her to untangle secrets that could ruin both the celebration and her future.

While discreetly checking out a possible fortune hunter, Rosalind is pulled into a far more personal case when her disgraced father is murdered. Blackmail, espionage, and old family damage collide in one of her most tangled investigations.

A missing pearl necklace seems like a family embarrassment, until Rosalind Thorne uncovers fraud, blackmail, and murder beneath a respectable Regency household. What begins as a theft inquiry becomes a sharp, dangerous look at who the family is protecting.

When a former lover of Rosalind's maid turns up gravely ill, the case lands inside Rosalind's own home. Suspected poisoning, threatened reputations, and growing feelings for Adam Harkness make this one of her most personal investigations.

A theft from Maria Fitzherbert's house sends Rosalind after a missing marriage paper that could shake the crown. Then a shady attorney is murdered, and the search becomes a race through royal scandal, family secrets, and mounting danger.

Fifteen-year-old Princess Victoria slips free of Kensington Palace for one ride and finds a dead man on royal grounds. Trapped between family control and her own curiosity, she launches her first investigation with only reluctant Jane Conroy at her side.

Engaged and uneasy, Rosalind heads to Bath to investigate whether a charming widow is preying on a baronet. Two sudden deaths turn the assignment into a knot of gambling, fraud, forbidden love, and real peril for Rosalind and Adam.