The Chase Muses Books in Order
Part ofAmanda McCabe Books in OrderExplore The Chase Muses by Amanda McCabe in order, with summaries, series background, and a quick guide to the Chase sisters.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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The Chase Muses books in publication order
3 books
To Catch a Rogue
by Amanda McCabe
2008
When antiquities vanish from London drawing rooms, Calliope Chase suspects Cameron de Vere, Earl of Westwood. Hunting a thief would be simpler if she were not also falling for him.
To Deceive a Duke
by Amanda McCabe
2008
Clio Chase wants a quiet season in Sicily, but the mysterious Duke of Averton arrives with warnings and secrets of his own. The threat closing in leaves them too close to stay safe.
To Kiss a Count
by Amanda McCabe
2009
Thalia Chase returns from Sicily hoping to leave her feelings behind, only to find Count di Fabrizzi in Bath and mixed up in danger. Adventure and attraction catch her all over again.
The Chase Muses books in chronological order
To Catch a Rogue
by Amanda McCabe
2008The Chase Muses, Book 1
To Deceive a Duke
by Amanda McCabe
2008The Chase Muses, Book 2
To Kiss a Count
by Amanda McCabe
2009The Chase Muses, Book 3
Series background & context
The Chase Muses books are some of McCabe's most playful Regencies. The Chase sisters are clever, well-educated, and deeply interested in art and antiquities, which gives the series a different center of gravity from the usual ton-focused romance. These heroines are not just waiting to be chosen. They are already busy looking closely at the world.
That curiosity drives the plots. Missing antiquities, suspicious noblemen, travel, and secrets link the books together, and the Greek muse theme gives the whole series a lightly scholarly flair. London, Bath, and Sicily all play their part, so the stories feel mobile rather than boxed into one social season.
The tone is bright, witty, and adventurous, but there is still emotional depth underneath. The Chase sisters may be competent, but romance still has the power to unsettle them. If you like intelligent heroines, art-history touches, and mystery threads woven into your Regency romance, this series is an easy recommendation.
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