Susan King Books in Order
Discover Susan King’s books in publication order, with summaries of her Scottish historical romances, Highland adventures, and novels about royal women.
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Susan King books in publication order
20 books
Black Thorne's Rose
by Susan King
1994
Lady Emlyn loses her lands and flees an unwanted marriage into the greenwood of King John’s England. There she encounters the outlaw Black Thorne, whose concealed identity complicates the attraction developing between them.
The Raven's Wish
by Susan King
1995
Highland seer Elspeth Fraser foresees the death of Duncan Macrae, a royal lawyer sent to settle a clan feud. Her attempts to send him away conflict with his duty and their growing attraction.
The Angel Knight
by Susan King
1996
Declared an outlaw by Edward I and gravely ill, Scottish rebel Lady Christian faces a royal death sentence. A mysterious English knight with a gift for healing offers unexpected help, challenging her distrust of his countrymen.
Lady Miracle
by Susan King
1997
A warrior seeks a Highland healer reputed to work miraculous cures, hoping she can help his stricken niece. Her demand that he recover her family’s island estate draws them into a perilous journey and an unexpected attachment.
The Raven's Moon
by Susan King
1997
Seeking evidence to save her wrongly accused brother, a Highland woman raids the highways for documents concerning stolen Spanish gold. Her encounter with a border deputy places attraction at odds with his duty to arrest her.
The Heather Moon
by Susan King
1999
Scottish spy William Scott promises marriage to Tamsin Armstrong to spare her an unwanted match after she aids the ailing king. As danger threatens an infant queen, their temporary arrangement becomes entangled with feelings neither expected.
Laird of the Wind
by Susan King
2000
After the warrior known as Border Hawk captures her father’s castle, wounded prophetess Isabel Scott falls under his protection. Their shared devotion to Scotland’s borderlands complicates the conflict between them as war continues around their refuge.
The Stone Maiden
by Susan King
2000
To preserve her dwindling Highland clan, Alainna MacLaren must marry a man willing to adopt its name. Norman knight Sebastien agrees to protect her people and wed her, but refuses to surrender the identity he earned.
The Swan Maiden
by Susan King
2000
Scottish rebel Juliana Lindsay is captured and displayed as the legendary Swan Maiden. Knight Gawain Avenel tries to help, only to be ordered to marry her, forcing him to reconsider his divided loyalties.
The Sword Maiden
by Susan King
2000
Dispossessed Eva MacArthur needs help reclaiming her island fortress and escaping a ruthless betrothal. She turns to blacksmith Lachlann MacKerron, her former love, though he has sworn to abandon both weapon-making and romantic attachments.
Kissing the Countess
by Susan King
2003
Evan Mackenzie intends to sell his inherited Highland estate until a night stranded with Catriona MacConn obliges him to marry her. Their growing affection faces the demands of a secret mission she refuses to abandon.
Taming the Heiress
by Susan King
2003
Engineer Dougal Stewart returns to Caransay to build a lighthouse, meeting fierce resistance from Baroness Strathlin. He does not realize she is Meg MacNeill, the woman from a long-ago encounter that left her with his child.
Waking The Princess
by Susan King
2003
Antiquarian Christina Blackburn travels to examine a Highland treasure and encounters the scandalous painting she once modeled for. Its owner, Aedan MacBride, believes she can help save his estate despite a legend warning against love.
Keeping Kate
by Susan King
2005
Highland spy Kate MacCarran steals military secrets for the Scottish cause until Captain Alec Fraser captures her. Charged with escorting her to Edinburgh, he must resist her escape attempts and the attraction complicating his duty.
Laird of Twilight
by Susan King
2007
To inherit, Viscount Struan must marry a Highland woman with fairy blood. His meeting with Elspeth MacArthur offers a possibility, but her extraordinary family secret and reluctance to trust him complicate his search for a bride.
Lady Macbeth
by Susan King
2008
Pregnant Lady Gruadh is widowed and forced to marry Macbeth, the man responsible for her husband’s death. In eleventh-century Scotland, protecting her son and royal inheritance draws her into the ambitions and dangers surrounding her new husband.
Laird of Secrets
by Susan King
2008
Schoolteacher Fiona MacCarran needs a wealthy Highland husband to satisfy her grandmother’s will. Whisky smuggler Dougal MacGregor attracts her, but his efforts to protect his people conflict with the law enforced by her own brother.
Queen Hereafter
by Susan King
2010
Shipwrecked Saxon princess Margaret marries Malcolm Canmore in exchange for sanctuary and support for her family. As Scotland’s foreign queen, she confronts suspicion and competing loyalties, forming an unexpected friendship with a Celtic bard held hostage.
Laird of Rogues
by Susan King
2020
Freed from prison to meet the king, whisky distiller Ronan MacGregor is placed under Ellison Graham’s tutelage. His pretense of rough manners conceals a lawyer’s education, while family secrets and business rivalries threaten their growing attachment.
Stealing Sophie
by Susan King
2021
Married against her will to Highland rebel Connor MacPherson, convent-raised Sophie MacCarran tries to make his outlaw household unbearably respectable. She hopes he will send her away, unaware that he longs to reclaim a different life.
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