Lord & Ladies Books in Order
Part ofFenella J Miller Books in OrderSee the Lord & Ladies books by Fenella J Miller in order, with short summaries, background notes, and help deciding where to begin.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Lord & Ladies books in publication order
4 books
Lord Denver's Choice
by Fenella J Miller
2009
Emma Meadows believes Lord Denver returns her feelings, until his cruelty sends her away heartbroken. If Richard wants a second chance, he must prove his earlier choice was not the end of their story.
Lady Charlotte's Deception
by Fenella J Miller
2013
To keep a promise, Charlotte slips away in secret and ends up dependent on a stranger's help. Doctor James Hunter mistrusts the aristocracy, and her deception may ruin the love growing between them.
Lord Rivenhall Returns
by Fenella J Miller
2013
Lord Rivenhall's return stirs unfinished business, old feelings, and the sort of trouble that never stays buried for long. Homecoming proves harder than expected when the past still has power over the present.
Lord Ilchester's Inheritance
by Fenella J Miller
2015
An unexpected inheritance brings new power, old resentment, and fresh romantic trouble for Lord Ilchester. In a world where money and title change everything, the heart proves the least manageable part of the bargain.
Lord & Ladies books in chronological order
Series background & context
Lord & Ladies is another loose grouping rather than a single story arc. These books revolve around titled men and women, but they tend to be a little more varied in setup than the duke books. Some are classic courtship stories. Others lean into investigation, revenge, secrecy, or the consequences of a bad family decision.
That variety is the point. One heroine may be trying to uncover her husband's killer with the help of a Bow Street Runner. Another may be trapped by inheritance, a hidden truth, or a promise made years earlier. The heroes are not all polished lords either. Doctors, practical gentlemen, and outsiders move through these stories just as often as aristocrats.
What links the books is Miller's fondness for emotional pressure. Reputation matters. Money matters. Family meddling matters. And love usually arrives at the worst possible moment, just when a character is convinced duty must come first.
These work well for readers who like stand-alone Regencies with slightly different flavors. Some are softer and more domestic. Some have a sharper mystery edge. None require a big commitment to a long continuing plot.
If you enjoy titles, secrets, and romances that mix drawing-room rules with real jeopardy, this grouping is easy to browse and easy to read out of order.
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