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Garrick Books in Order

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See the Garrick books by Kat Martin in order, with short summaries, series background, and an easy guide to the best place to start.

Last updated: July 1, 2026

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Garrick books in publication order

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3 books

1

Gypsy Lord

by Kat Martin

1992

Stolen heiress Catrina is swept into the world of Dominic, a powerful Romany leader who buys her freedom. Their passion survives the campfire years, but London brings revenge and fresh danger.

2

Sweet Vengeance

by Kat Martin

1993

Jocelyn Asbury and Rayne Garrick are bound by desire, betrayal, and a fierce need for revenge. From London's slums to its grand salons, love becomes as dangerous as the enemies around them.

3

Devil's Prize

by Kat Martin

1995

The final Garrick romance brings more family ties, old scores, and dangerous longing. Love is possible, but only if the central couple can survive the past closing in.

Garrick books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Gypsy Lord"

    Gypsy Lord

    by Kat Martin

    1992Garrick, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Sweet Vengeance"

    Sweet Vengeance

    by Kat Martin

    1993Garrick, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Devil's Prize"

    Devil's Prize

    by Kat Martin

    1995Garrick, Book 3

Series background & context

The Garrick books are classic Kat Martin historical romances, full of passion, danger, and families who carry both money and trouble. The line includes Gypsy Lord, Sweet Vengeance, and Devil's Prize, and the books are linked by the Garrick family and the larger world around them.

These stories move through very different settings, from Romany camps and rough roads to glittering London drawing rooms, prisons, estates, and Caribbean plantations. Martin uses that range well. The books feel big in the old-school romance way, with travel, intrigue, social pressure, and real outside threats pushing the couples together and apart.

The emotional tone is intense.

The men in these novels are powerful, damaged, stubborn, and not always easy to trust. The women are no pushovers either. Revenge, betrayal, hidden identity, class difference, and family scandal all matter here, which means the love stories do not unfold in a quiet or tidy way.

If you want Martin in full historical-drama mode, this is a strong place to look. The Garrick books deliver sweeping settings, risky attraction, and enough external conflict to make each romance feel hard won.

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