Daughters of Power: The Capital Books in Order

Daughters of Power: The Capital is built for readers who enjoy romance with a political edge. The setting is Washington, where ambition, reputation, family influence, and media scrutiny are all part of daily life.

Books like Out of Order, Too Close to Call, and Next to Nothing suggest a world of campaigns, public office, strategic alliances, and daughters who grew up near power but still have to decide what to do with it. That gives the romances a slightly different pressure from Dunlop's western and billionaire series. Here, the conflicts are shaped by timing, optics, and the fact that private feelings can become public problems very quickly.

The fun of a series like this is that it lets love stories unfold in a place where almost every decision has layers. People are rarely speaking only for themselves. Families, parties, and careers are always hovering nearby.

If you like politics in your contemporary romance, not too heavy, but definitely present, this is the draw.