Julia Quinn Books in Order

Arabella Blydon wants a man who values her mind as much as her beauty, not another polite fool. In the country she meets wounded war hero John Blackwood, and both find more than they expected.

American heiress Emma Dunster slips out in servant's clothes and crashes straight into the orbit of a duke. One impulsive rescue turns a London season into a much riskier kind of adventure.

Henrietta Barrett runs a Cornwall estate in breeches and answers to Henry, which is only the start of the trouble. When new guardian William Dunford arrives, sparks fly between independence and unwanted transformation.

Ellie Lyndon and Charles Wycombe agree to a practical marriage, even though they barely know each other. Convenience proves very inconvenient once charm, trust, and desire enter the bargain.

Seven years after a failed elopement, Robert Kemble and Victoria Lyndon meet again with their pride and heartbreak fully intact. Old misunderstandings still burn, but so does the love they never buried.

Caroline Trent is fleeing a forced marriage when crown agent Blake Ravenscroft mistakes her for a spy. Kidnapping, deception, and undeniable chemistry make for a very lively escape.

Elizabeth Hotchkiss needs a wealthy husband, not a seductive lesson plan, but an absurd guidebook pushes her into both. James Sidwell, posing as an estate manager, soon decides practice courtship is not enough.

Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset fake a courtship to outmaneuver society's ambitious mothers. Pretending gets dangerous when real desire and an even more real future start to take shape.

Anthony Bridgerton plans a practical marriage, but his intended bride's sharp-tongued sister, Kate Sheffield, keeps getting in the way. Their battle of wills turns into the one match neither of them expected.

A masked ball, a missing mystery woman, and a housemaid with a secret give this Regency romance a Cinderella spark. Benedict Bridgerton cannot forget Sophie Beckett, even when he fails to recognize her.

Penelope Featherington has loved Colin Bridgerton forever, but both are keeping bigger secrets than either expects. When friendship shifts, long-buried feelings and Lady Whistledown trouble everything.

Eloise Bridgerton impulsively visits her longtime correspondent, expecting a sensible match. Instead she finds a moody widower, unruly children, and a life far messier, and warmer, than planned.

Julia Quinn's contribution, 36 Valentines, anchors this linked anthology of Regency romances under Lady Whistledown's watchful eye. A former belle and an earl get a second chance amid season-wide gossip.

A romance anthology featuring Kenyon’s contribution, with stories built around larger-than-life heroes, high-stakes situations, and couples who discover that love is the boldest rescue.

A stolen bracelet, four interconnected couples, and Lady Whistledown's latest commentary drive this Regency anthology. The mystery is light, but the social fallout keeps the pages moving.

Michael Stirling falls for Francesca Bridgerton at the worst possible moment and spends years burying it. After loss reshapes both their lives, friendship and desire become impossible to ignore.

Hyacinth Bridgerton agrees to translate Gareth St. Clair's Italian diary and stumbles into family secrets, flirtation, and a possible treasure hunt. Their banter is half the fun, right up until the kisses land.

Gregory Bridgerton thinks he has found true love, but the woman helping him win another lady is the one who truly understands him. Timing, engagements, and a looming wedding make everything harder.

Miranda Cheever has loved Turner Bevelstoke since childhood and never forgot his early kindness. Years later, she meets a man hardened by grief and refuses to let him give up on happiness.

Amelia Willoughby has been promised to Thomas Cavendish since infancy, but his long-lost cousin may upend everything. What begins as a convenient arrangement turns into a choice neither can avoid.

Jack Audley is told he may be the rightful Duke of Wyndham, news he would happily have lived without. Grace Eversleigh is drawn to him anyway, even though rank and inheritance threaten to make love impossible.

Olivia Bevelstoke starts spying on her neighbor after hearing he may have killed his fiancée. Sir Harry Valentine notices, of course, and suspicion quickly gives way to flirtation.

Annabel Winslow needs a practical match, but the terrifying Earl of Newbury has plans of his own. Sebastian Grey, charming and secretive, is the far more dangerous distraction.

At a country house party, a list of eligible brides sets off a chain of rivalries, misunderstandings, and unexpected matches. This linked anthology keeps several romances moving at once.

Honoria Smythe-Smith and Marcus Holroyd have spent years pretending they are not perfect for each other. A family musicale, a fever, and long friendship finally force the issue.

Anne Wynter seems like an ideal governess, but she is hiding more than one dangerous secret. Daniel Smythe-Smith is drawn to her anyway, even as trouble closes in from the past.

A Highland laird kidnaps potential brides to settle his family's future, then gets snowed in with the consequences. This collaborative romance is part house-party comedy, part matchmaking chaos.

This return to the Bridgerton family collects eight second epilogues and a bonus story about Violet. It is a warm, funny answer to the question of what happened after the weddings.

Sarah Pleinsworth blames Hugh Prentice for a duel that hurt her family, and Hugh finds her impossible. Forced proximity turns hostility into one of Quinn's sharpest, funniest love stories.

Sir Richard Kenworthy needs a wife quickly and sets his sights on quiet, underestimated Iris Smythe-Smith. His charm works almost too well, because he is hiding reasons she would never forgive.

Billie Bridgerton has spent years clashing with George Rokesby, the one neighbor she cannot stand. Being forced together reveals that irritation and attraction can look an awful lot alike.

Cecilia Harcourt crosses the Atlantic to find her wounded brother and instead finds Edward Rokesby, unconscious and alone. One reckless lie, that she is his wife, changes everything once he wakes with missing memories.

Poppy Bridgerton's curiosity lands her on the wrong ship with Captain Andrew Rokesby, a privateer on Crown business. A kidnapping, close quarters, and clashing tempers turn into a surprisingly tender voyage.

After an abduction threatens Georgiana Bridgerton's reputation, childhood friend Nicholas Rokesby offers the one solution society will accept. Their sensible marriage plan gets far more complicated once feelings catch up.

A gleefully melodramatic gothic tale finally gets told in full in this graphic novel spun out of Julia Quinn's other books. Expect collapsing houses, wild peril, and a wink all the way through.

This keepsake collection gathers memorable lines from the Bridgerton world, with fresh Lady Whistledown introductions for favorite characters. It is part quote book, part affectionate return visit.

In 1761, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz marries King George III within hours of meeting him. Court politics, royal duty, and the king's hidden struggles give this Bridgerton-world romance unusual weight.

This multi-author anthology celebrates Jane Austen through essays, stories, interviews, and poems, including a piece by Julia Quinn. It is a thoughtful, wide-ranging tribute rather than a novel.