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See the Medieval books in order by Elizabeth Lowell, with quick summaries, series background, and help choosing where to start the trilogy.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Medieval books in publication order

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1

Forbidden

by Elizabeth Lowell

1993

Amber has long feared the love and death foretold for her, until wounded Duncan arrives exactly as prophecy promised. When memory returns and enemies close in, passion becomes the most dangerous choice.

2

Untamed

by Elizabeth Lowell

1993

Crusader Dominic le Sabre returns to claim Lady Margaret of Blackthorne as his bride, and the match could easily start a war. Lowell pairs conquest, prophecy, and fierce attraction in full medieval mode.

3

Enchanted

by Elizabeth Lowell

1994

Simon agrees to marry a reluctant Norman heiress for peace, not love. Ariane brings fear, silence, and deep old hurt into the match, leaving both of them to learn trust the hard way.

Medieval books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Untamed"

    Untamed

    by Elizabeth Lowell

    1993Medieval, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Forbidden"

    Forbidden

    by Elizabeth Lowell

    1993Medieval, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Enchanted"

    Enchanted

    by Elizabeth Lowell

    1994Medieval, Book 3

Series background & context

The Medieval series is Elizabeth Lowell's answer to readers who want passion, danger, and a strong sense of old-world fate. The three books, Untamed, Forbidden, and Enchanted, are set in a borderland world of Norman conquest, Celtic memory, prophecies, and marriages that begin as duty and turn into something much more dangerous.

These are not courtly drawing-room romances in chain mail. Lowell goes for raw terrain, political tension, and households that feel one bad decision away from bloodshed. In Untamed, Dominic le Sabre returns from the Crusades to claim Margaret of Blackthorne as his bride. In Forbidden, Duncan and Amber are caught between prophecy and war. In Enchanted, Simon and Ariane must build trust inside a marriage that begins with fear, silence, and old betrayal.

The mood is intense from page one.

What links the books is a shared landscape of disputed lands, powerful families, and inherited wounds. Warriors return carrying war inside them. Women bring gifts, knowledge, or lineage that make them more than prizes. Love matters, but so do land, clan, and the cost of peace.

If you want the fullest effect, read the trilogy in order. The books focus on different couples, but the family and political ties carry through. It is a compact series, yet it feels large because the emotions are large, the landscape is harsh, and love is never a small thing.

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