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Montford Heirs/Lost Heirs Books in Order

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Explore the Montford Heirs and Lost Heirs books by Candace Camp in order, with summaries, family mystery background, and easy reading order guidance.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

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Montford Heirs/Lost Heirs books in publication order

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1

A Stolen Heart

by Candace Camp

2000

Lord Thorpe's new American business partner looks exactly like a woman long believed dead, and someone may kill to keep the truth hidden. Romance and danger build together as suspicion slowly gives way to trust.

2

Promise Me Tomorrow

by Candace Camp

2000

Marianne Cotterwood survives by stealing among the rich, but she remembers almost nothing about the life she lost. When Lord Lambeth catches her in the act, their attraction grows alongside the mystery of her past.

3

No Other Love

by Candace Camp

2001

Nicola Falcourt is waylaid by a masked highwayman who thinks she belongs to the cruel earl he hates. As she tries to uncover his identity, danger and desire become impossible to untangle.

Montford Heirs/Lost Heirs books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "A Stolen Heart"

    A Stolen Heart

    by Candace Camp

    2000Montford Heirs/Lost Heirs, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Promise Me Tomorrow"

    Promise Me Tomorrow

    by Candace Camp

    2000Montford Heirs/Lost Heirs, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "No Other Love"

    No Other Love

    by Candace Camp

    2001Montford Heirs/Lost Heirs, Book 3

Series background & context

The Montford Heirs, or Lost Heirs, books are Regency romantic suspense with a strong taste for secrets, disguises, and uncertain identity. The series includes A Stolen Heart, Promise Me Tomorrow, and No Other Love, and all three books circle the same kind of trouble: people whose pasts are hidden, misread, or actively dangerous to uncover.

That gives the series a more adventurous pulse than some of Camp's quieter historical romances. One heroine arrives in London looking exactly like a dead woman and may be the target of a killer. Another has no memory of her early life and survives by moving among thieves. Another crosses paths with a masked highwayman while family power games close in around her. In every case, romance grows inside a mystery.

Trust is never simple here.

The heroes tend to be aristocratic, capable, and suspicious for good reason. The heroines are often outsiders, women with very little security who have to decide whom they can rely on. Camp uses that imbalance well. Attraction comes quickly, but belief takes longer.

If you want a Candace Camp series with more danger in it, this is a smart place to go. The love stories are strong, but the hidden-heir and hidden-past elements give the books their extra momentum. They read like classic Regency romance with a real suspense engine underneath.

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