Diable Delamere Books in Order
Part ofKate Pearce Books in OrderSee the Diable Delamere books by Kate Pearce in order, with summaries, series background, and help choosing where to start.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Diable Delamere books in publication order
4 books
Educating Elizabeth
by Kate Pearce
2011
Elizabeth Waterstone asks the Duke of Diable Delamere to teach her more than society ever intended. He agrees, but his lessons come tangled with a dangerous plot against the monarchy.
Redeeming Jack
by Kate Pearce
2012
Jack has to face old mistakes, dangerous loyalties, and a woman who sees far more than he wants revealed in this adventurous Regency romance.
Awakening Amelia
by Kate Pearce
2015
Amelia's life is upended by intrigue, danger, and a hero who pushes her toward choices she never expected to make.
Loving Michael
by Kate Pearce
2015
The final Diable Delamere romance brings one more couple into the series web of family ties, political danger, and hard-won trust.
Diable Delamere books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Diable Delamere books are Regency romances with a strong adventure streak. Pearce's own description says it plainly: dukes, disinherited aristocrats, and a plot to assassinate the Prince Regent create plenty of trouble for everyone involved. So while each book has its own central couple, the series always feels as if something larger is moving in the background.
That larger thread gives the books extra momentum. These are not quiet drawing-room romances. They have danger, deception, shifting loyalties, and characters who are often trying to figure out whether the person across from them is a temptation, a partner, or a threat. The political plot gives the whole series a forward pull without swallowing the romance.
Trust is the real battleground.
Pearce pairs that conspiracy element with heroes and heroines who are not especially interested in behaving like decorative Regency figures. They are capable, curious, and sometimes a little reckless. The settings move between society spaces and more secretive corners of the era, which helps the books feel lively rather than overly polished.
If you enjoy historical romance with more action than average, Diable Delamere is a good fit. The books still deliver courtship, chemistry, and emotional payoff, but they do it in a world where a careless move can have real consequences. Read them in order if you can, because the shared intrigue and family connections are part of what makes the series satisfying.
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