Royals and Renegades Books in Order

Royals and Renegades grows naturally out of Rogue's Guild, but it opens the world wider. These books keep the danger and heat of the earlier series while leaning more openly into royalty, revolution, and the problem of wanting someone who is tangled up in the fate of a kingdom.

That makes the stakes feel bigger right away. The romances are not happening in isolation. There are betrothals with political meaning, exiled heirs, kings trying to hold power, and women who are caught between personal loyalty and national upheaval. Scott still keeps the focus on the couple, but the larger backdrop gives everything more pressure.

And more drama.

How to Love a Dangerous Rogue pairs a feared king with a lady-in-waiting secretly caught up in revolutionary plans, which tells you exactly what kind of trouble this series likes. How to Tame a Dissolute Prince shifts to a rakish prince and an icy spinster charged with helping royal sisters navigate society. Even when the tone turns playful, the sense of consequence remains.

Readers who enjoy forbidden attraction, royal politics, age gaps, and heroes who are used to command but helpless against one particular woman will probably have a good time here. The books are steamy and fast, but they also carry that useful extra weight of destiny, duty, and public responsibility.

If Rogue's Guild is the shadowy doorway into this world, Royals and Renegades is where the crowns, revolutions, and impossible choices come fully into view.