The Brocade Books in Order
The Brocade is a series of 5 books written by Jackie Ivie.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Brocade books in publication order
5 books
Brandywine
by Jackie Ivie
2013
Blackmailed into marrying Helen Bingham, Lord Gillian Tremayne instead finds her cousin Helene beneath the bridal veil. Helene's invented alter ego, Brandy, helps her survive trouble, but her new husband's intelligence and charm challenge the deception that secured her escape.
Giselle
by Jackie Ivie
2013
In eighteenth-century France, Giselle possesses noble birth, a wealthy dowry, and a powerful husband, yet lacks love. Falling for another man exposes her to a court where intrigue governs relationships and emotional vulnerability becomes another weapon in struggles for power.
Averill
by Jackie Ivie
2014
Living on Cairo's streets after escaping an unsafe mission, orphan Averill hides behind a precarious disguise. Captain Andrew Tennison's secret assignment brings him into her world, where protecting her could complicate the undercover career he values over an English inheritance.
Linna
by Jackie Ivie
2014
Pirate Cord accepts payment to seduce and ruin an innocent woman as part of his pursuit of revenge. Disgraced society beauty Linna Daniels seeks a husband to escape scandal, bringing two calculating strangers together with incompatible plans and concealed motives.
Bessie
by Jackie Ivie
2015
Queen Elizabeth orders courtier Devon Hildebrand to marry the repeatedly widowed Bessie, who conceals her wealth and beauty beneath mourning clothes. Their forced union pits his reluctance against her determination to challenge the vanity and dishonor she sees in him.
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