Erica Ridley Books in Order

An impoverished bluestocking falls under the spell of an irresistible scoundrel in this Gothic-leaning historical romance. Hidden motives and forbidden desire keep the story tense from the first encounter.

Exiled to an isolated manor above a pirate-haunted cove, a disgraced socialite needs help from the very man she should not trust. The result is dark atmosphere, danger, and a romance edged with risk.

A little magic is enough to throw ordinary attraction into complete chaos. This contemporary paranormal romance stays playful, quick, and sweet while the supernatural complications stack up.

Newly burdened earl Oliver York needs an heiress to save his estate, not a penniless American debutante who unsettles him at every turn. Grace Halton needs security too, which makes love terribly inconvenient.

Lady Amelia Pembroke is determined to save the season's grand Christmas ball, even if Viscount Sheffield resists every step. Their tug-of-war turns festive planning into a warm, funny courtship.

Sarah Fairfax is about to remarry when the fiance she thought dead returns from war, scarred and furious. Their second chance is messy, painful, and far more complicated than either imagined.

Jane Downing decides that spinsterhood is overrated and sets her sights on scarred war veteran Xavier Grey. He thinks he does not deserve peace, while she refuses to let fear decide her future.

To save childhood friend Daphne Vaughan from an unwanted marriage, Major Bartholomew Blackpool offers a fake engagement. Both plan to end it, neither plans on falling in love first.

Gregory, known as Captain Blackheart, expects treasure on his latest mission and finds a fierce stowaway instead. Adventure, danger, and close quarters turn this Regency romance into a lively high-seas detour.

This short Dukes of War story gives Owen and Matilda a compact romance with plenty of warmth. It's quick, sweet, and grounded in the loyal friendships that make the series work.

An unexpected marriage drops Ravenwood and Katherine into a situation neither can easily escape. What begins as damage control turns into a sharper question: can an accidental union become a real one?

Charlotte Devon flees London in disguise and winds up accidentally married to charming gambler Anthony Fairfax. Their road-trip romance mixes class tension, bad luck, and a marriage neither planned to keep.

Dahlia Grenville secretly steals from the rich to support a home for girls, and Bow Street runner Simon Spaulding is determined to catch her. Their courtship becomes a battle between law, mercy, and love.

Camellia Grenville sneaks into a scandalous masquerade for her sister and ends up with the one man she swore to hate. Lord Wainwright loves a wager, but this time his heart is the thing at stake.

Lucien and Meg have plenty of reasons to hold back, which only makes the chemistry stronger. Set in Ridley's holiday village, this romance mixes charm, tension, and a welcome dose of mischief.

Nick and Penelope are swept into winter festivities, village gossip, and a romance neither can keep at arm's length for long. Like the rest of the series, it is warm, witty, and deeply seasonal.

Heath Grenville solves problems for London's elite, until one assignment puts the wrong young lady in his path and upends everything. What starts as business turns personal fast in this class-conscious Regency romance.

Years after losing the woman he loved, Lord Hawkridge gets a second chance when Faith Digby returns as a wealthy heiress. Old hurt, class pressure, and a buried secret make reunion anything but simple.

Max and Bryony are a dangerous match from the start, tangled in scandal, attraction, and motives neither fully trusts. Ridley uses the heat of the pairing to drive a brisk, high-stakes romance.

Christopher and Gloria find that holiday wishes can complicate life as easily as they brighten it. Ridley pairs festive charm with a romance that grows through banter, closeness, and emotional risk.

Holiday chaos, sharp banter, and inconvenient attraction push Adam and Carole together in the middle of village festivities. Ridley keeps it light on its feet and big on seasonal mood.

A short, festive return to the Dukes of War world, this story checks in with familiar faces during the holidays. It's a quick dose of warmth, memory, and seasonal romance.

A modern romance gets delightfully messy when magic refuses to behave. Ridley balances supernatural chaos, fast banter, and genuine heart in this light paranormal rom-com.

Another winter romance in Ridley's snowy Regency village, this one pairs festive charm with characters who really should know better than to fall so hard. Naturally, they do.

Noelle Pratchett has no interest in charming scoundrels, especially the duke who broke her heart years ago. His return to their snow-covered village turns old hurt into a warm, funny second chance.

Diana Middleton lives a double life exposing crooked businessmen, and Duke Colehaven is supposed to find her a husband, not become one more complication. Their battle of wits turns quickly into real danger and stronger desire.

A night linked to London's notorious Wicked Duke tavern tangles attraction with reputation and risk. Ridley brings the heat, the banter, and a Regency setup where one bad decision could change everything.

Set in the Wicked Duke world, this romance turns one charged night into a far messier emotional reckoning. Expect quick chemistry, social danger, and a couple who cannot quite forget what happened.

Love is hard enough without stray magic complicating every step. This contemporary paranormal romance keeps things breezy, funny, and just chaotic enough to make the sparks fly.

Jack and Desiree's romance unfolds in the middle of winter celebration, social pressure, and growing attraction. It's a cozy Regency story about whether a carefully arranged future can leave room for real feeling.

Sebastien and Eve find that closeness is easy, honesty is harder, and winter has a way of speeding things along. This installment blends festive warmth with emotional hesitation.

A rakish lord gets a chance to win back the woman he lost, if he can spirit her away from a haunted castle. Gothic atmosphere and second-chance desire do the heavy lifting here.

Fleeing danger, a secretive governess takes shelter with a mysterious recluse who may be even riskier than the man behind her. This one leans into haunted-house tension and slow-building trust.

One complicated morning changes everything for Belle and Kevin in Ridley's snow-dusted Regency village. It's a holiday romance full of banter, missteps, and feelings that arrive faster than either expects.

Alexander and Cynthia's story closes out the main 12 Dukes run with holiday bustle, overdue honesty, and stubborn hearts. It's cozy, emotional, and very much about choosing love at last.

A single night is more than enough to upset Jonathan and Angelica's careful plans. Set against festive Regency bustle, this romance leans into fast attraction and the trouble it causes.

Ten days is not nearly long enough to keep things simple when Elijah and Olive are thrown together. Ridley uses the ticking clock for warmth, comedy, and a holiday romance that gathers speed.

This prequel lays out the clever, chaotic spirit of the Wild Wynchesters before the main series begins. Expect danger, disguises, and the found-family warmth that drives the books that follow.

A woman of science enters a Gothic castle expecting reason and meets a dangerously tempting vampire instead. Ridley blends forbidden attraction, old secrets, and spooky fun without losing the romance.

A masked encounter pulls Julius and Unity into a tangle of attraction, secrecy, and class tension. In this final Rogues to Riches romance, what begins in disguise turns into something harder to hide.

A festive reunion gives Aaron and Estelle one more shot at getting things right. Short, warm, and full of seasonal charm, it's a quick return to Ridley's snow-covered holiday world.

Chloe Wynchester can disappear into any crowd, which makes her perfect for stealing back a missing painting. The plan goes sideways when she accidentally kidnaps a duke and falls for the man she should never want.

Master of disguise Tommy Wynchester takes a case involving a stolen manuscript and a dangerous cipher. Her brilliant new client, Philippa York, is the woman she's secretly loved all along.

When a handsome rake steals jewels after stealing a kiss, Philippa York's quiet reading circle becomes a crime-fighting team. With help from the Wild Wynchesters, a group of spinsters plans one very satisfying heist.

What begins as a carefully managed match turns dangerous when hidden identities and buried secrets come loose. Nathaniel and Kitty must decide whether trust is possible once the masks start to slip.

A seaside retreat promises rest, but desire and old obligations have other plans. This novella delivers coastal atmosphere, quick emotional stakes, and a romance that turns unexpectedly serious.

Letters, longing, and sea air bring two guarded hearts into dangerous proximity. Ridley keeps this novella intimate and tender, with missed chances giving way to honesty.

Graham Wynchester follows coded messages expecting to rescue a princess and meets Kuni instead, a royal determined to prove herself. Their mission mixes espionage, chemistry, and the problem of loving someone bound for another country.

Sybil Stamper finally has a gown and a chance to shine, until missing valuables put her future at risk. With the Wild Wynchesters beside her, this bookish bluestocking joins a clever Regency heist.

Ridley gives fairy-tale bones a Regency makeover as Bianca and the huntsman Harry are pushed together by danger and desire. The result is swift, romantic, and lightly playful.

Runaway bride Tabitha Kerr flees an arranged marriage in search of real feeling, only to be pursued by her fiance's capable fixer. Hudson Frampton is supposed to bring her back, not fall for her.

Matilda Dodd wants her freedom, not a guardian arranging her future. At a matchmaking festival she collides with stern Earl Titus Noble, and their battle of wills turns forced proximity into sparks.

This queer Regency fairy-tale romance follows Cynthia and Princess Ammalia from chance meeting to impossible longing. It keeps the midnight-magic mood while grounding the romance in choice, courage, and real feeling.

Marjorie Wynchester investigates a forgery ring and keeps circling back to charming suspect Adrian Webb. He may be a scoundrel, a liar, and a blackmail victim, but he might not be the villain after all.

Gladys Bell was ruined by notorious rake Reuben Medford after one unforgettable night, and now she wants revenge. But getting close enough to break his heart means facing the attraction that never really went away.

The Duke of Southbury plans to dismiss the charming French valet he has secretly wanted for far too long. Vachon has two weeks to change his mind and prove that love is worth the scandal.

Elizabeth Wynchester arrives at a castle ready for a duel and ends up trapped with the very earl she came to confront. The result is a sharp, funny caper with real heat.

A festive house party, seasonal scandal, and a romance nudged along by holiday chaos give this short piece its spark. It's merry, quick, and true to Ridley's lighter Christmas mode.

Advice columnist Vivian Henry despises the Wild Wynchesters until her cousin disappears and she needs their help. Working with poet Jacob Wynchester forces her to question every certainty she has.

A working-class French girl will do anything to become assistant to Paris's top modiste, and she means anything. Ridley shifts into YA thriller territory here, with ambition, vengeance, and danger driving every choice.