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Heart Trilogy Books in Order

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Browse the Heart Trilogy by Kat Martin in order, with summaries, background, and help choosing the best place to start.

Last updated: July 1, 2026

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Heart Trilogy books in publication order

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3 books

1

Heart of Honor

by Kat Martin

2006

Publisher Krista Hart frees Leif Draugr, a fierce Viking descendant displayed as a sideshow attraction. As threats mount against Krista, Leif becomes both her fiercest protector and greatest temptation.

2

Heart of Fire

by Kat Martin

2007

The second Heart romance mixes high emotion, danger, and a larger-than-life love story. A bold heroine and formidable hero have to earn every bit of trust between them.

3

Heart of Courage

by Kat Martin

2008

The final Heart trilogy entry brings together bravery, romance, and plenty of peril. Love only works if the couple can stand firm when the stakes turn deadly.

Heart Trilogy books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Heart of Honor"

    Heart of Honor

    by Kat Martin

    2006Heart Trilogy, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Heart of Fire"

    Heart of Fire

    by Kat Martin

    2007Heart Trilogy, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Heart of Courage"

    Heart of Courage

    by Kat Martin

    2008Heart Trilogy, Book 3

Series background & context

The Heart Trilogy, Heart of Honor, Heart of Fire, and Heart of Courage, is one of the more unusual corners of Kat Martin's historical work. It begins with Victorian-style romance, but it also adds a light fantastical thread, which gives the series a slightly larger, stranger feel than her straight historicals.

Heart of Honor makes that clear right away. A reform-minded heroine, Krista Hart, crosses paths with Leif Draugr, a powerful Viking descendant who seems to come out of another world entirely. That mix of social setting, danger, and larger-than-life hero continues to shape the series even as each book shifts to its own central couple.

The tone is adventurous.

Martin is still interested in passion, protection, and emotional standoffs, but these books leave more room for the extraordinary. That makes them a nice fit for readers who enjoy historical romance but do not mind a story stepping a little beyond the ordinary rules of the genre.

If you are curious about a Martin series that feels slightly different from the rest of her backlist, this is a good one to try. The Heart books are bold, romantic, and just strange enough to be memorable.

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