header logo

Lucinda Riley Books in Order (26 Book Series)

AtlasAriaEnchanted
Description

Lucinda Riley is a series of 26 books written by 2 authors. Here, you can see them all in order! (plus the year each book was published)

As an Amazon Associate, we earn money from purchases made through links in this page.

Last Updated: Monday 1 Jan, 2024

    Total: 26 books
    1. 2
      Hidden Beauty

      Hidden Beauty

      Lucinda Edmonds

      1993
    2. 3
      Enchanted

      Enchanted

      Lucinda Edmonds

      1994
    3. 5
      Aria

      Aria

      Lucinda Edmonds

      1996
    4. 6
      Losing You

      Losing You

      Lucinda Edmonds

      1997
    5. 8
      Seeing Double

      Seeing Double

      Lucinda Edmonds

      2000

    FAQ

    • Can you provide a complete list of Lucinda Riley books in order, including her series?

      Yes, the complete list of Lucinda Riley books in order can be found on our menu in New York's finest literary guide. This includes all of Lucinda's series and standalone novels. Her most well-known series is "The Seven Sisters," which follows the stories of adopted siblings exploring their heritage. For a full list with the proper order of reading, you can browse through our Lucinda Riley section on the website.

    • What are some popular books in order and series by Lucinda Riley I should start with?

      Readers often fall in love with Lucinda Riley's unique brand of writing, which beautifully weaves historical details into compelling stories of romance and mystery. Starting with her "The Seven Sisters" series is highly recommended, as it showcases her talent for crafting engaging family sagas. You can find links to these books, complete with reviews and options for paperback or Kindle editions, directly on our site.

    • Where can I find Lucinda Riley's novels for my Kindle?

      For those who prefer reading on their Kindle, each Lucinda Riley book listed on our site has an ad linking directly to the corresponding Kindle version on Amazon. Simply click on the Kindle icon next to the book you're interested in, and you'll be able to purchase and download it instantly in New York or wherever you may be.

    • Do Lucinda Riley books need to be read in order of the series?

      While some of Lucinda’s books can be enjoyed as standalone novels, her series, particularly "The Seven Sisters," is best read in order to fully appreciate the complex storylines and character development. On our website, under the Lucinda Riley section, we provide a list indicating the recommended reading order to enhance your experience.

    • Is there an author guide for Lucinda Riley's works?

      Yes, we have an author guide that covers all of Lucinda Riley's works, and it includes a special feature from our New York reviewers' circle. As an author, Lucinda has penned numerous novels that span various genres, though she is particularly beloved for her historical romance stories. Our author guide provides a detailed list of her books, including publication dates and publisher information.

    • Can I trust the reviews for Lucinda Riley books on Most Recommended Books?

      Absolutely! The reviews for Lucinda Riley’s novels on our site are sourced from genuine readers who have shared their thoughts on her stories. Whether you're looking for her sweeping sagas set in different historical periods or indulgent tales of love and intrigue, our reviews can help guide your selection in finding the next gem to read.

    • What is the next book I should read after finishing Lucinda's latest release?

      Once you've caught up with Lucinda's latest release, you may want to explore her other series or standalone novels that you haven't read yet. If you're unsure about the next book to dive into, our website features a curated list of recommendations based on popularity and readers who enjoyed her other works, offering a roadmap through her literary journey. Whether you’re new to her stories or a returning fan, there's always a new adventure awaiting in Lucinda Riley’s expansive catalogue of engaging narratives.