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My Sweet Scoundrel Books in Order

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See the My Sweet Scoundrel books by Aileen Fish in order, with quick summaries, series notes, and simple reading guidance.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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My Sweet Scoundrel books in publication order

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1

The Rake Takes a Wife

by Aileen Fish

2013

A practiced rake meets the woman who makes his usual tricks useless. Their courtship is full of scandal, resistance, and the unsettling discovery that marriage might be exactly what he wants.

2

That Miscreant Marquess

by Aileen Fish

2017

What begins as flirtation and a reckless wager quickly grows serious. Lady Matilda and a marquess with a troublesome reputation have to decide whether one stolen chance at romance can turn into something lasting.

My Sweet Scoundrel books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Rake Takes a Wife"

    The Rake Takes a Wife

    by Aileen Fish

    2013My Sweet Scoundrel, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "That Miscreant Marquess"

    That Miscreant Marquess

    by Aileen Fish

    2017My Sweet Scoundrel, Book 2

Series background & context

My Sweet Scoundrel is Aileen Fish doing what the title promises. These are Regency romances about charming men with bad reputations, quick tongues, or questionable habits, and the women smart enough to see through them. The heroes may start as rakes, scoundrels, or self-protective aristocrats, but the stories are really about whether they can grow into the kind of men the heroines deserve.

The books are short and built around flirtation, misunderstanding, and strong social pressure. A kiss, a wager, or a badly timed rumor can shift everything. That lets Fish keep the tone lively while still giving the couples a real emotional hurdle to clear.

The Rake Takes a Wife and That Miscreant Marquess are good examples of the vibe. Readers should expect Regency sparkle, a little scandal, and love stories where the supposed rogue is often the one caught most completely.

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