Renwick House Books in Order
Renwick House is a series of 5 books written by Rachel Van Dyken.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Renwick House books in publication order
5 books
The Seduction of Sebastian St. James
by Rachel Van Dyken
2011
Sebastian St. James and Emma Gates agree to help each other find suitable spouses while avoiding society's matchmaking mothers. Their mutual attraction undermines the plan, and a man from Emma's past threatens the duke's carefully protected reputation.
The Ugly Duckling Debutante
by Rachel Van Dyken
2011
Belittled by her family, Sara enters London's social season hoping to marry well and prevent financial ruin. Nicholas, Earl of Renwick, becomes her tutor in society's rules, creating an unexpected connection that complicates his own plans for marriage.
An Unlikely Alliance
by Rachel Van Dyken
2012
Under pressure to marry, New York rogue Royce McArthur pursues outspoken Evelyn DeJarlias, who refuses his gifts and attention. Their parents' secret courtship gives him opportunities to see her, but his past threatens the trust their connection requires.
The Devil Duke Takes a Bride
by Rachel Van Dyken
2012
Benedict Devlyn's aunt arranges an engagement to his childhood nemesis in hopes of reforming the notorious duke. Her resistance to marrying him awakens feelings he did not expect, forcing him to prove himself beyond his scandalous reputation.
The Redemption of Lord Rawlings
by Rachel Van Dyken
2012
Lord Rawlings must marry before his birthday to claim his inheritance and avoid debtor's prison. His damaged reputation makes finding a bride difficult, especially when the only interested woman belongs to the family of a man who despises him.
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