Maya Rodale Books in Order

Co-written with Maria Rodale, this nonfiction book argues that women deserve pleasure without guilt. It mixes stories, advice, and a push to stop putting everyone else's needs first.

American beauty Emilia Highhart hits London society under the care of an inattentive chaperone and quickly attracts attention. What she does not know is that the man courting her may actually be one of identical twins playing a dangerous game.

Angela Sullivan is about to take her vows when the rogue who once ruined her life lands injured at her abbey. Forced into close quarters, Angela and Lord Phillip must face old wounds and an attraction that never really died.

Newspaper writer Sophie Harlow is supposed to cover the wedding of a perfect duke, not fall for him. But secrets, a foreign prince, and one badly timed kiss turn her assignment into a full blown scandal.

Lady Julianna Somerset makes her living reporting society's scandals until she lands in one with notorious Lord Simon Roxbury. Their public feud, his need for a wife, and their undeniable attraction make for delicious trouble.

This nonfiction study looks at why romance novels have been mocked for so long and why readers keep loving them anyway. Rodale traces the genre's history and makes a lively case for reading pleasure without shame.

Advice columnist Annabelle Swift has loved her boss from afar for years and finally decides to do something about it. The results are awkward, funny, and unexpectedly effective once Derek Knightly starts seeing her clearly.

Eliza Fielding is secretly writing about the dangerous Duke of Wycliff while posing as a lowly housemaid in his household. Falling for the penniless, scandal haunted duke is a terrible idea, which only makes it harder to stop.

Lady Charlotte Brandon swears off scheming, then promptly lands in fresh disaster while trying to make amends. Stuck with the man who once broke her heart, she may discover that friendship and chaos can still lead to love.

Susannah Grey is finally free to choose her own future, until the fiance who vanished years ago comes back to claim her. Damien's seductive return sparks gossip, old hurt, and a romance that might still work if scandal does not ruin it.

Librarian Jane Sparks accidentally announces her engagement to bad boy billionaire Duke Austen. He needs the fake romance to clean up his image, but their public charade starts turning into something real.

Emma Avery accidentally announces an engagement to the most eligible duke in England before she has even met him. He agrees to the charade for his own reasons, but neither expects the fake betrothal to turn so tempting.

Jack, Lord Willoughby, is the last man who should be trusted with a ducal wedding ring, which is exactly how disaster begins. Prim Henrietta Black helps him hunt it down, and the search quickly turns romantic.

Jane's faux engagement has already complicated her life, and publishing a romance novel based on it makes everything messier. As Duke Austen's business future hangs in the balance, the pair must decide whether scandal will break them or bring them together.

Olivia Archer has spent years being good, with little to show for it except an awful nickname and an unwanted match. Deciding to behave scandalously around her new fiance, the Mad Baron, only makes him want her more.

Jane and Duke seem to have it all, until a violent encounter with her ex shakes their future. Trapped together during a hurricane, they have to rebuild trust before life pulls them in different directions.

Prudence Payton has every reason to distrust romance after a past she keeps hidden. When a cowardly suitor fails her and the charming John Roark steps in, Prue has to decide whether love is worth the risk.

Tired of being proper, Lady Amelia sneaks out to see London and spends one unforgettable day with Alistair Finlay-Jones. Their chemistry is instant, but scandal and hidden motives make happily ever after anything but easy.

Bridget Cavendish arrives in London ready to become the perfect lady and conquer society. Her disastrous diary entries, missing journal, and growing feelings for the proper Lord Darcy make that plan delightfully impossible.

Claire Cavendish wants a duke who can talk mathematics, not a glittering social lion. Lord Fox thinks he can polish her into society's next sensation, but their bargain turns into a smart, sexy contest neither expects to lose.

James Cavendish becomes a duke overnight and spends his last free evening with a stranger he cannot forget. When that woman turns out to be Meredith Green, the companion charged with teaching him duty, desire suddenly gets very inconvenient.

In Gilded Age Manhattan, the Duke of Kingston plans to marry money and save his estate. Instead he falls for Adeline Black, a talented seamstress who agrees to help him hunt for an heiress and may steal his heart instead.

Daisy Swan wants to build a future around the cosmetics she creates, not marry a rake. But a fake engagement to scandal magnet Theodore Prescott III may solve both their problems, until pretending starts to feel dangerously real.

Beatrice Goodwin returns to Manhattan as a divorced duchess, determined to rescue her family's fading department store. Her fiercest rival is Wes Dalton, the self made man she once left behind, and old wounds make their renewed attraction even messier.

Lady Miss Penny loves going out to eat and knows exactly how a well behaved pup should act at a restaurant. Teaching those rules to her rowdy animal friends is a lot harder, and much funnier, than she expects.

Gabrielle Fox and Lady Alice Fellows wake up in each other's bodies, centuries apart, after a lightning strike. Figuring out school, society, crushes, and identity is hard enough without also being stuck in someone else's life.

In 1887 New York, Nellie Bly fights for real reporting work and lands a terrifying assignment. Going undercover inside Blackwell's Island asylum could make her career, if she survives long enough to tell the story.

Jane Sparks accidentally announces her engagement to billionaire Duke Austen, and he decides to play along. Their fake romance is supposed to solve a business problem, but it soon creates one much more complicated.