Scandalous Brides Books in Order
Part ofSuzanne Enoch Books in OrderBrowse the Scandalous Brides books by Suzanne Enoch in order, with summaries, Regency series background, Tantalus Club connections, and where to start.
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Scandalous Brides books in publication order
5 books
A Beginner's Guide to Rakes
by Suzanne Enoch
2011
Widowed Diane Benchley plans to open the Tantalus Club, a gentlemen's gaming house run on her terms. To succeed, she needs help from Oliver Warren, the rake whose past makes their alliance dangerously personal.
Rules to Catch a Devilish Duke
by Suzanne Enoch
2012
Sophia White knows the rules of London society, but she is not interested in obeying all of them. A devilish duke complicates her plans, turning a strategic pursuit into a risky emotional gamble.
Taming an Impossible Rogue
by Suzanne Enoch
2012
After fleeing an unwanted wedding, Lady Camille Pryce finds work at the Tantalus Club. Keating Blackwood is sent to lure her away, but he soon realizes she is no one's problem to solve.
The Wicked One
by Suzanne Enoch
2012
This short Scandalous Brides prequel offers a quick introduction to the Tantalus Club world. Romance, mischief, and a man with a questionable reputation set the tone for the novels that follow.
The Handbook to Handling His Lordship
by Suzanne Enoch
2013
Emily Portsman has built a life for herself at the Tantalus Club, where she can keep an old secret safe. A determined lord threatens her careful plans, and their attraction makes concealment much harder.
Scandalous Brides books in chronological order

A Beginner's Guide to Rakes
by Suzanne Enoch
2011Scandalous Brides, Book 1
Taming an Impossible Rogue
by Suzanne Enoch
2012Scandalous Brides, Book 2
The Wicked One
by Suzanne Enoch
2012Scandalous Brides, Book 3
Rules to Catch a Devilish Duke
by Suzanne Enoch
2012Scandalous Brides, Book 4
The Handbook to Handling His Lordship
by Suzanne Enoch
2013Scandalous Brides, Book 5
Series background & context
Scandalous Brides is Suzanne Enoch's Regency romance series centered on the Tantalus Club, a fashionable London gaming house run by women. That premise gives the books an immediate edge: these heroines are working, making decisions, and navigating a world that is not always ready to accept either.
The main sequence is A Beginner's Guide to Rakes, Taming an Impossible Rogue, Rules to Catch a Devilish Duke, and The Handbook to Handling His Lordship. The short prequel The Wicked One offers an extra glimpse of the series world.
The Tantalus is more than a backdrop. It is a place where women can build loyalty, find work, and protect one another, even while London's upper ranks watch for any excuse to call them improper. That pressure fuels the romances, because each couple must deal with personal attraction as well as the public consequences of choosing an unconventional life.
The heroes include rakes, dukes, and men with enough privilege to assume they understand the rules. The heroines are usually better at reading the real stakes. They have goals beyond marriage, and they need partners who will respect those goals rather than simply rescue them.
Expect witty arguments, romantic friction, business problems, and a strong found-family feeling among the women connected to the club. The stories are sensual and playful, but they also care about independence, security, and what it takes to be taken seriously.
Start with A Beginner's Guide to Rakes, then follow the novels in order. Each romance resolves its own central story, while the Tantalus Club and the women around it make the series feel like one shared London community.
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