Dirty Royals (Laura Wright) Books in Order
Part ofLaura Wright Books in OrderFind the Dirty Royals books by Laura Wright in order, with quick summaries, series background, and where to start with these steamy royal romances.
Last updated: July 12, 2026
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Dirty Royals (Laura Wright) books in publication order
3 books
The Duke
by Laura Wright
2021
Sinjin needs a wife or risks losing everything his title holds together. Escaping to an island only brings him face to face with Zara, the childhood friend who can undo all his plans.
The Princess
by Laura Wright
2021
On the eve of an arranged marriage, Princess Freya wants one last night of freedom. The stranger she chooses is unforgettable, and the next day changes everything.
The Viscount
by Laura Wright
2021
Commitment-shy Valentine offers to escort his loyal secretary Annabelle to a family wedding and give her a full Cinderella makeover. The pretend favor quickly turns personal.
Dirty Royals (Laura Wright) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Dirty Royals is exactly what the title promises, fast, explicit royal romance with a playful streak and very little patience for polite behavior. The books center on the House of Warrenburg and the nobles around it, where titles, old laws, inheritance pressure, and public duty keep colliding with very private desires.
These stories are short and hot by design.
Each book focuses on a different royal or aristocratic figure, but they share the same world and the same basic tension, what happens when a person raised inside rigid rules wants something far messier. A princess about to enter an arranged marriage wants one night of freedom. A viscount who treats commitment like a disease realizes the woman already beside him matters far more than he thought. A duke trying to dodge marriage runs straight into the one person who can undo him.
What makes the series work is that the erotic setup is matched by strong situational pressure. These characters are not just choosing lovers. They are choosing against custom, against family expectation, and sometimes against laws that could cost them title, land, or status. That gives the novellas a sharper edge than simple palace fantasy.
The world itself is deliberately heightened. You get balls, titles, bodyguards, social secretaries, island escapes, and a royal house that seems to manufacture trouble on purpose. The mood is more modern and more knowingly dramatic than traditional historical royal romance, which keeps the pacing quick and the tone fun.
If you want Laura Wright at her most openly steamy, Dirty Royals is the place to go. Start with The Princess and move forward, because part of the fun is watching the wider royal circle keep overlapping as each new scandal rolls in.
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