Rakes & Rebels Books in Order

Returning home after the American Revolution, Alexandre Beauvisage finds an unconscious young woman who has lost her memory. Calling herself Caroline, she accompanies him to Philadelphia, where his attempts to resume a carefree life founder on growing attraction and the return of her dangerous past.

Aspiring politician Lion Hampshire agrees to an advantageous marriage to improve his standing in Philadelphia. His attraction to his fiancée's spirited maid Meagan threatens that plan, especially as the woman beneath the servant's role proves far more complicated than he expects.

After British forces burn her Connecticut town, Devon Lindsay stows away aboard privateer André Raveneau's ship. He agrees to take her to her childhood sweetheart in Virginia, but their growing attraction complicates a journey through the dangers of the American Revolution.

Nicholai Beauvisage returns from revolutionary France hoping to forget its horrors through pleasure. Philadelphia coffeehouse owner Lisette Hahn has built an independent life, but their attraction and a night shaped by tragedy reopen desires that neither can easily dismiss.

Adventurer and spy Ryan Coleraine becomes involved with schoolmistress Lindsey Raveneau, whose outward propriety conceals strong passions. Their romance develops alongside his work for the American cause, including a dangerous masquerade in which he poses as the brother of the woman he loves.

Escaped prisoner Grey St. James encounters aspiring novelist Natalya Beauvisage in her uncle's French château. Needing to leave France, they travel together in disguise, but their growing attraction must contend with the painful secrets that keep Grey emotionally captive even after his physical escape.

Nathan Raveneau agrees to protect Adrienne Beauvisage in exchange for land he wants in Barbados, concealing his identity as Nathan Essex. His attraction to his headstrong charge complicates the bargain, while threats surrounding her force them into a perilous voyage from England across the Atlantic.

American heiress Catherine Parrish seeks escape from the duke her mother intends her to marry, while newly titled Adam Raveneau needs money to restore his Barbados estate. Their practical marriage carries them across the sea, where pirate legends and emotional uncertainty test their arrangement.

Determined to spare her shy sister an alarming marriage, Julia Faircloth substitutes herself as Lord Sebastian Trevarre's bride. Their unexpected union takes them to his troubled Cornish estate, where attraction grows amid his concealed activities and efforts to recover a lost fortune.

French corsair Jean-Philippe Beauvisage meets Russian émigrée Antonia Varyshkova at a London ball before she sails for America. Their immediate bond appears impossible to pursue, until a potentially cursed Roman sword sends him after the ship carrying the woman he cannot forget.

Artist Isabella Trevarre reunites with Gabriel St. Briac just as a stolen family painting sends him toward wartime France. Stowing away aboard his ship lets her join the search, but a secret of her own threatens their fragile trust.

To satisfy his apparently dying mother, privateer Justin St. Briac arranges a pretend marriage with disgraced society beauty Mouette Raveneau. She needs refuge for herself and her sons, but their growing attraction threatens the emotional distance both intended to maintain.

Devon Raveneau struggles to balance raising young children with her husband André’s restless nature. The return of two people from their past awakens old fears, forcing the passionate couple to confront whether their marriage can accommodate the lives they have built.

Restless former corsair Justin St. Briac follows his wife Mouette into London society as she tries to restore her son’s reputation. A helpful nobleman provokes Justin’s jealousy, turning their marriage into a contest of pride, temptation and conflicting expectations.

Refusing an unwanted marriage, Frederica Redfield disguises herself as a male scholar and works in the home of a naturalist believed dead. Anthony St. Briac’s unexpected return threatens her new identity while drawing them into the mystery surrounding his disappearance.

Camille St. Briac’s campaign to protect birds from feather hunters brings her into conflict with returning ornithologist Benedict Hawke. A misunderstanding fuels hostility and attraction, but threats to her work force them to decide whether they can trust each other.