Legendary Rogues Books in Order
Part ofDarcy Burke Books in OrderSee the Legendary Rogues books by Darcy Burke in order, with brief summaries, adventure-filled series background, and tips on where to begin.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Legendary Rogues books in publication order
5 books
Lady of Desire
by Darcy Burke
2014
Margery Derrington and her aunts hope a rare manuscript can save them from ruin, but using it means joining forces with scholar Rhys Bowen. Their hunt for a legendary treasure soon becomes tangled with danger and desire.
Romancing the Earl
by Darcy Burke
2015
Another Legendary Rogues adventure sends a couple into mystery, travel, and growing desire. The quest is thrilling, but the deeper pull comes from watching two smart people learn to rely on each other.
Lord of Fortune
by Darcy Burke
2018
A treasure hunt, old secrets, and rising danger pull hero and heroine across Burke's adventurous Regency world. Fortune may be the stated goal, but the bigger risk is losing control of their hearts.
Captivating the Scoundrel
by Darcy Burke
2019
A sharp heroine and an irresistible scoundrel are swept into danger, clues, and undeniable attraction. In true Legendary Rogues fashion, the adventure is nearly as compelling as the romance.
The Legend of a Rogue
by Darcy Burke
2020
This adventurous prequel launches Legendary Rogues with romance, danger, and a brush with legend. It sets the tone for a series where treasure hunts and love stories go hand in hand.
Legendary Rogues books in chronological order

Lady of Desire
by Darcy Burke
2014Legendary Rogues, Book 1
Romancing the Earl
by Darcy Burke
2015Legendary Rogues, Book 2
Lord of Fortune
by Darcy Burke
2018Legendary Rogues, Book 3
Captivating the Scoundrel
by Darcy Burke
2019Legendary Rogues, Book 4
The Legend of a Rogue
by Darcy Burke
2020Legendary Rogues, Book 5
Series background & context
Legendary Rogues is the Darcy Burke series for readers who want their historical romance with more motion. These books are not content to stay in drawing rooms. They chase clues, manuscripts, legends, hidden histories, and sometimes treasure itself across Regency England, Wales, and beyond.
The romance is still the engine, but adventure gets a big seat at the table.
The stories often pair smart, determined heroines with men who are scholars, rogues, explorers, or some combination of the three. Instead of relying only on social pressure, Burke builds tension through shared danger and shared purpose. The couples have to work together. They decode things, travel together, argue in close quarters, and discover that attraction is much harder to ignore when you are already chasing the same mystery.
A recurring pleasure of the series is the atmosphere. There are hints of Arthurian legend, old texts, shadowy organizations, and the thrill of finding out that what looked like an academic problem may be something far bigger. The books keep a romantic tone, but they are also willing to be playful about adventure. Readers who like road-trip energy in a historical setting tend to do well here.
Because of that mix, Legendary Rogues feels a little different from Burke's more socially rooted Regency series. The settings are broader, the plots are more outward-facing, and the couples often bond while trying to solve something together rather than simply survive a Season.
Start with The Legend of a Rogue for the prequel flavor, then move into Lady of Desire, Romancing the Earl, Lord of Fortune, and Captivating the Scoundrel. If you want romance plus travel, mystery, and a lightly swashbuckling mood, this is probably the best place in Burke's catalog to begin.
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