Secrets of the Loch Books in Order
Part ofCandace Camp Books in OrderExplore the Secrets of the Loch books by Candace Camp in order, with quick summaries, Scottish series background, and where to start.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
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Secrets of the Loch books in publication order
3 books
Treasured
by Candace Camp
2014
A Highland legend of lost treasure brings Isobel Rose into conflict, and then marriage, with the Englishman who has won her family estate in a card game. Accidents and a possible killer turn their uneasy union urgent.
Pleasured
by Candace Camp
2015
Widowed Earl Damon is captivated by Meg, the village healer who wants nothing to do with him. When his daughter falls ill, they are forced together, and desire has to battle class, grief, and pride.
Enraptured
by Candace Camp
2016
Coll Munro oversees an archaeological dig in the Highlands and clashes at once with bluestocking Violet Thornhill. A midnight intruder and a buried mystery turn their verbal sparring into a treasure hunt with real stakes.
Secrets of the Loch books in chronological order
Series background & context
Secrets of the Loch is a Scottish-set historical trilogy that mixes romance with treasure hunting, murder, and old family legends. The books are Treasured, Pleasured, and Enraptured, and they all revolve around the Highlands world near Loch Baille, where the past refuses to stay buried and hidden gold is never the only thing people are searching for.
The first book sets up the central legend, a cache of treasure said to date back to Culloden, and ties it to Isobel Rose and the Englishman who unexpectedly comes into possession of her family home. From there the series expands. Pleasured turns to a widowed earl and a village healer, while Enraptured brings archaeology, excavation, and midnight danger into the mix.
The setting does real work here.
Camp uses the Highlands for more than scenery. Clan history, English and Scottish tensions, estate troubles, village loyalties, and the weight of local stories all feed the romances. The result is more atmospheric than a plain London-set Regency, but still very accessible.
What readers can expect is a nice balance of warmth and adventure. The couples often begin at odds, usually for good reason, and the mystery gives them something active to do together while attraction grows. If you like historical romance with lochs, legends, and just enough peril to keep everyone honest, Secrets of the Loch is a strong series to pick up.
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