Kate Noble Books in Order
Kate Noble books in order, including Regency historical romances, the Winner Takes All trilogy, connected love stories, and romantic novellas.
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Kate Noble books in publication order
12 books
Revealed
by Kate Noble
2005
Society beauty Philippa Benning stumbles into the world of the Blue Raven, a secret agent confronting an enemy plot. She bargains with information about his identity, entangling her ambitions for the Season with espionage and unexpected attraction.
Compromised
by Kate Noble
2008
Gail Alton is accustomed to being overshadowed by her beautiful sister Evangeline. When Max, Viscount Fontaine, compromises Evangeline and becomes engaged to her, his attraction to Gail complicates an arrangement shaped by family expectations and propriety.
The Summer of You
by Kate Noble
2010
Lady Jane Cummings retreats to the Lake District with her troubled family and befriends war veteran Byrne Worth. When villagers suspect him of being a highwayman, Jane's efforts to defend him deepen an already growing attachment.
Follow My Lead
by Kate Noble
2011
Winnifred Crane travels through Europe to prove a painting's authorship and win recognition from the Historical Society. Jason Cummings, Duke of Rayne, becomes her reluctant escort, finding unexpected adventure and attraction amid an increasingly dangerous scholarly quest.
If I Fall
by Kate Noble
2012
After a duke rejects her, Sarah Forrester reinvents herself as society's Golden Lady. Old friend Jackson Fletcher wants to reach the woman behind her fashionable persona, but deception and a murder investigation complicate their growing connection.
The Dress of the Season
by Kate Noble
2012
Viscount Osterley commissions a daring dress to court another woman, but it reaches his ward Felicity Grove instead. An accompanying affectionate note compounds the misunderstanding, forcing both to confront feelings their familiar relationship has kept concealed.
Let It Be Me
by Kate Noble
2013
Bridget Forrester travels to Venice hoping music lessons will repair her confidence after a disastrous Season. Her correspondence leads to theater owner Oliver Merrick, whose involvement in a wager complicates the attraction developing between them.
The Game and the Governess
by Kate Noble
2014
Earl Ned Ashby swaps identities with his secretary John Turner to prove that women desire him independently of his wealth. Governess Phoebe Baker becomes involved in the wager, unaware of the deception shaping their encounters.
The Lie and the Lady
by Kate Noble
2015
John Turner fell for Countess Letitia while pretending to be an earl, only to have his deception exposed. When they meet again, lingering attraction confronts damaged trust and the social gulf that once drove them apart.
A Madness in Spring
by Kate Noble
2016
Belinda Leonard keeps her village and her own life carefully organized, except for childhood adversary Adam Sturridge. A matchmaker’s intervention makes them question their constant arguments, but years of animosity and misunderstanding stand between them and an unexpected romance.
Miss Goodhue Lives for a Night
by Kate Noble
2016
Schoolteacher Cecilia Goodhue leaves her quiet village to find an eloping cousin in London. The search reunites her with Theo Hudson, the man who broke her heart, requiring them to work together despite their painful shared history.
The Dare and the Doctor
by Kate Noble
2016
Horticulturist Margaret Babcock's correspondence with doctor Rhys Gray leads to an opportunity to exhibit her hybrid roses in London. Their growing affection faces a complication: Rhys is close to becoming engaged to another woman.
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