Duke Books in Order
Part ofFenella J Miller Books in OrderExplore Duke books by Fenella J Miller in order, with quick summaries, series notes, and simple advice on the best place to start.
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Duke books in publication order
9 books
The Duke's Heir
by Fenella J Miller
2007
Emily Gibson writes to her estranged grandfather for help with crushing debts and is offered a husband she would never have chosen. Her planned marriage for security becomes much more complicated once love enters the bargain.
Bride for a Duke
by Fenella J Miller
2013
Anna Hadley agrees to a marriage of convenience to escape her brutal stepfather, only to find a duke determined to break the match apart. Safety, money, and desire collide before anyone can settle the matter.
The Duke's Challenge
by Fenella J Miller
2013
Charlotte Carstairs seeks help from her estranged grandfather's heir, Major Jack Griffin, and receives an impossible bargain instead. If she can restore his ruined house and estate in two months, her family may stay.
The Duke's Deception
by Fenella J Miller
2013
A duke's deception may seem harmless at first, but lies about identity and intention grow dangerous once feelings deepen. To reach a happy ending, truth has to arrive before scandal or betrayal does.
The Duke's Dilemma
by Fenella J Miller
2013
When Hester Frobisher arrives at Neddingfield Hall, she finds trouble waiting behind locked gates. A duke caught between duty and desire must act quickly before danger, misunderstanding, and pride cost them both too much.
The Duke's Reform
by Fenella J Miller
2013
The Duke of Rochester marries Lady Isobel Drummond for duty, then drives her away with his own behavior. Winning back the wife he finally understands he loves may be harder than taking her vows.
To Marry a Duke
by Fenella J Miller
2013
Lady Allegra Humphrey scorns self-made men until financial reality forces her toward Jago Tremayne. His plan to buy respect through marriage is risky enough, before murder and social malice begin circling the match.
The Duke & The Vicar's Daughter
by Fenella J Miller
2014
The Duke of Edbury needs an heiress, not confusion, but acting as temporary guardian to Charity Lawson and Lady Patience brings plenty of both. Swapped identities, an abandoned baby, and abduction trouble complicate everything.
Search for a Duke
by Fenella J Miller
2017
Someone is trying to kill Sarah Haverstock and her young son, and Captain Oliver Mayhew is hired to protect them. As the danger grows, his rescue plan starts looking very much like courtship.
Duke books in chronological order

The Duke's Heir
by Fenella J Miller
2007Duke, Book 1
The Duke's Reform
by Fenella J Miller
2013Duke, Book 2
Bride for a Duke
by Fenella J Miller
2013Duke, Book 3
To Marry a Duke
by Fenella J Miller
2013Duke, Book 4
The Duke's Challenge
by Fenella J Miller
2013Duke, Book 5
The Duke's Deception
by Fenella J Miller
2013Duke, Book 6
The Duke's Dilemma
by Fenella J Miller
2013Duke, Book 7
The Duke & The Vicar's Daughter
by Fenella J Miller
2014Duke, Book 8
Search for a Duke
by Fenella J Miller
2017Duke, Book 9
Series background & context
The books grouped here under Duke are best thought of as a shelf of older Fenella J Miller Regency romances rather than one tightly plotted saga. The common factor is exactly what the title suggests: dukes, ducal households, inherited burdens, and the trouble that comes when rank meets love.
Some of these stories lean toward classic marriage-of-convenience plots. Others use mistaken identity, hidden threats, ruined finances, or family duty to bring the couple together. A few have a stronger suspense element, with villains, kidnappings, or murderous schemes tucked behind the romance.
Because the cast changes from book to book, this group is easy to dip into. One novel may feature a widow and a disguised duke, another an heiress with a ruined nobleman on her trail, another a practical woman discovering that a titled match is far more complicated than it looks.
What ties them together stylistically is Miller's interest in the running of households, the pressure of inheritance, and the reality behind status. Even in the lighter books, someone usually has to save an estate, protect a child, outwit a relative, or choose between affection and financial survival.
If you want self-contained Regency romances with familiar favorite ingredients, dukes, danger, stubborn heroines, and a dependable emotional payoff, this is a useful corner of her backlist. You can read almost any of them on their own.
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