Nelson's Tea Books in Order
Nelson's Tea is a series of 5 books written by Katherine Bone.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Nelson's Tea books in publication order
5 books
The Rogue's Surender
by Katherine Bone
2016
Betrayal places Lady Mercedes in mortal danger, leaving Captain Blade as her best hope of rescue. Returning to Spain forces him to confront memories of imprisonment and torture while resisting his feelings for the woman he must save.
Duke by Day, Rogue by Night
by Katherine Bone
2018
Constance flees an arranged marriage aboard a ship bound for Spain, only to encounter pirates. Her rescuer is a duke living a secret life at sea, whose mission for the Crown clashes with his desire to protect her.
My Lord Rogue
by Katherine Bone
2018
Widowed spy Gillian Chauncey carries a secret that could save Admiral Nelson's life. Seeking Lord Simon Danbury's help reunites her with a man from her past, while conspiracy and renewed attraction endanger their work.
The Rogue's Prize
by Katherine Bone
2018
Captain Henry Guffald sails to rescue a captured comrade whose intelligence must not reach the enemy. Lady Adele Seaton intercepts him with her own plan to save her brother, forcing two determined rivals into a dangerous alliance.
My Lady Rogue
by Katherine Bone
2019
A mole threatens Nelson's Tea as Lord Simon Danbury struggles to preserve his authority over the spy network. Gillian Chauncey must make a desperate decision to protect the man she loves, risking everything they have built together.
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