Suzanna Medeiros Books in Order

Charlotte Grant has loved the Duke of Clarington for years, and he has barely noticed her. A new London season changes that balance, turning old familiarity into sharp chemistry and a rivalry for attention he did not see coming.

At a masked ball, Sophie Crandle follows the man she expects to marry and asks for a kiss. One mistaken identity later, she is entangled with his rakehell brother, the Earl of Dearbourne, and nothing feels simple.

Catherine Evans heads into her London season hoping to win the man she already loves. The Earl of Kerrick wants her too, but duty and outside pressure threaten to push him toward the wrong bride.

Newly widowed Miranda Hathaway turns to Andrew Osborne, the man she never forgot, with a shocking request: help her conceive an heir. Their brief bargain revives old passion, but deception and regret make this second chance anything but simple.

Nicholas marries Louisa Evans to save her family from ruin, but his tidy plan comes with a shocking condition. As their marriage deepens, convenience gives way to desire, and both must decide what kind of life they truly want.

Sarah Mapleton enters a marriage of convenience determined to keep her heart protected. James Hathaway may have won her hand when he inherited the viscountcy, but winning her trust proves far more difficult.

With the Duke of Beckworth dead and no heir in sight, valet Robert Milton faces an uncertain future. Isabel Durham sees him as a path out of an unwanted marriage, but desire makes their bargain far riskier than either expects.

This collection gathers four shorter Regency romances, including Dear Stranger, Dancing with the Duke, Lady Hathaway's Indecent Proposal, and Forbidden in February. It is an easy way to sample Medeiros's mix of longing, scandal, and emotional payoff in one volume.

After Waterloo, Captain Edward Hathaway is bound by guilt and a dying promise. Grace Kent is mourning a man she agreed to marry, and their growing attraction offers hope that neither of them feels ready to claim.

Rose Hardwick needs the Earl of Brantford's help proving her father innocent of treason. Brantford's cool reputation makes him a difficult ally, but close quarters reveal a much more vulnerable man beneath the frost.

After several disappointing seasons, Emily Hathaway has almost given up on marrying for love. Then family friend Jonah Stanton returns from abroad, and a Christmas gathering makes both of them look at old affection in a new way.

Childhood friends turned enemies, Ellen Laughton and the Duke of Castlefield meet again after her widowhood. He wants forgiveness and love, but an old betrayal tied to her late husband threatens any chance they have.

War veteran John Evans returns home to an unexpected marquessate and meets bluestocking Amelia Weston under false pretenses. When society brings them together again, her hidden identity complicates an attraction neither of them expected.

Lily Rowland rejects the Earl of Seaford because his careful courtship feels too proper. He decides to show her the passion beneath the polish, setting off a daring Christmas romance with a distinctly reckless edge.

Viscount Isaac Thornton comes home for Christmas to find Celia Rowland asleep in his bed. A compromising misunderstanding pushes them toward marriage, but trying to escape the match only shows them how badly they want it.

Viscount Ashford talks his friend Mary Trenton into a fake courtship to escape his mother's matchmaking. What begins as a practical arrangement soon blurs into gossip, tenderness, and feelings neither of them planned for.

After an unexpected encounter rescues Iris Rowland from ruin, the Earl of Wentworth cannot stop thinking about her. He arranges a Christmas reunion, only to discover that curiosity has turned into something far more serious.

Eleanor Pearson is determined to protect her cousin's engagement, even though she is drawn to the groom. The Earl of Hargrove wants the unwanted arrangement ended, but using Eleanor's help only makes his attraction harder to ignore.

Widowed Lucy wants freedom and a discreet lover, not another husband. Viscount Holbrook answers with a wager that turns flirtation into courtship, and forces both of them to reconsider what they really want.

Millicent Tyndale hopes for a London season and gets an arranged betrothal instead. A winter storm strands her with the aloof Viscount Carlisle, turning a youthful infatuation into a much more immediate problem.

Lady Victoria Wright asks a notorious baron to fake an affair so she can escape a cruel betrothal. What starts as a calculated scandal quickly turns dangerous when desire, family power, and real feeling upset the plan.

After a reckless wager, a viscount is drawn into Caroline Edwards's scheme to escape an unwanted match. Their fake courtship is meant to court scandal, but stolen moments and growing trust make the bargain harder to end.

When the Earl overhears a threat against Diana Atherton, he spirits her away toward Gretna Green to protect her fortune and her safety. The rescue begins as practicality, but the journey gives both of them room to change.