Evie Dunmore Books in Order
Explore Evie Dunmore's League of Extraordinary Women and Oxford Rebels books in order, with summaries of historical romances shaped by the fight for women's rights.
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Evie Dunmore books in publication order
4 books
Bringing Down the Duke
by Evie Dunmore
2019
In 1879, Oxford scholarship student Annabelle Archer must recruit influential men to support women's suffrage. Her target, the Duke of Montgomery, opposes her cause, but their growing attraction complicates a contest shaped by politics, class, and his determination to secure a suitable marriage.
A Rogue of One's Own
by Evie Dunmore
2020
Lady Lucie and her fellow suffragists acquire an interest in a publishing house to advance their campaign. Her longtime rival Lord Ballentine stands in the way, offering control in exchange for intimacy as their business dispute reignites an attraction neither can easily manage.
Portrait of a Scotsman
by Evie Dunmore
2021
Banking heiress and aspiring artist Hattie Greenfield unexpectedly marries ruthless financier Lucian Blackstone. His political ambitions and hidden past clash with her hopes, but a journey to Scotland reveals another side of her husband and challenges her assumptions about their future.
The Gentleman's Gambit
by Evie Dunmore
2023
Suffragist scholar Catriona Campbell reluctantly hosts her father’s attractive colleague Elias Khoury. His concealed plan to return Oxford’s ancient artifacts to his homeland collides with their growing attraction, forcing both to weigh personal dreams against political commitments.
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