Rogues of Regent Street Books in Order
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Rogues of Regent Street books in publication order
6 books
The Devil's Love
by Julia London
1998
Abigail Carrington sails to England to marry the childhood love she has idealized for years, only to find a brooding marquis who agreed for money. A marriage of convenience turns into a clash between romantic dreams and painful truth.
Wicked Angel
by Julia London
1999
Impoverished widow Lauren Hill falls for a stranger in the countryside, then discovers he is a duke promised elsewhere. Their reunion in London turns a brief enchantment into a dangerous choice.
The Dangerous Gentleman
by Julia London
2000
Adrian Spence marries Lilliana Dashall out of revenge, then finds himself undone by the very wife he meant to use. Passion, pride, and old family wounds drive the conflict.
The Ruthless Charmer
by Julia London
2000
A reckless scandal traps Julian Dane in the orbit of the one woman who once refused him. In London's judgmental society, desire and reputation become equally dangerous.
The Beautiful Stranger
by Julia London
2001
After a friend's duel death, Arthur Christian goes to Scotland and meets widowed Kerry McKinnon, who thinks he has come to seize her home. Their attraction deepens just as fresh danger drives them back into English scrutiny.
The Secret Lover
by Julia London
2002
Years after a ruinous scandal, Sophie Dane returns to London and finds a surprising ally in the mysterious Caleb Hamilton. As rumor and suspicion follow them, both must decide whether the past still owns them.
Rogues of Regent Street books in chronological order

The Devil's Love
by Julia London
1998Rogues of Regent Street, Book 1
Wicked Angel
by Julia London
1999Rogues of Regent Street, Book 2
The Dangerous Gentleman
by Julia London
2000Rogues of Regent Street, Book 3
The Ruthless Charmer
by Julia London
2000Rogues of Regent Street, Book 4
The Beautiful Stranger
by Julia London
2001Rogues of Regent Street, Book 5
The Secret Lover
by Julia London
2002Rogues of Regent Street, Book 6
Series background & context
Julia London's Rogues of Regent Street books are interconnected Regency romances about a tight circle of fashionable young aristocrats whose easy charm starts to crack under grief, scandal, and bad choices. The books work as individual love stories, but they gain a lot from being read in order, because friendships, betrayals, and old history keep echoing forward.
The turning point for the whole group is a senseless death in a duel. From there, London follows different men and women as they try to keep their footing in a world where every ballroom, gaming room, and country house seems to come with an audience. Reputation matters here. So do family grudges, wounded pride, and the kind of attraction that makes otherwise sensible people behave very badly.
The Dangerous Gentleman opens with Adrian Spence and a marriage built on revenge. The Ruthless Charmer shifts attention to another man in the same social orbit, while The Beautiful Stranger sends Arthur Christian through Scotland and back into English scrutiny. The Secret Lover returns years later to Sophie Dane, who comes back to London carrying the memory of a very public scandal.
These books are emotional first, flashy second. The heroes can be arrogant, the heroines are rarely pushovers, and the series has a nice balance of wit, sensuality, and genuine hurt. If you like Regency romance that feels busy, social, and a little dangerous, this is a very easy series to sink into.
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