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The Diomedi Heirs Books in Order

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Find the The Diomedi Heirs books by Kate Hewitt in order, with short summaries, reading help, and background on this linked royal romance series.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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The Diomedi Heirs books in publication order

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1

The Prince She Never Knew / Kholodov's Last Mistress

by Kate Hewitt

2013

A royal love story that starts as a carefully staged performance grows messier and more real by the day. Behind the fairy-tale headlines, duty, secrets, and desire pull hard in opposite directions.

2

A Queen for the Taking?

by Kate Hewitt

2014

A convenient royal marriage is meant to solve a political problem, not complicate two lives. But once a king and his reluctant bride are locked together, pride and passion both start to shift.

The Diomedi Heirs books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Prince She Never Knew / Kholodov's Last Mistress"

    The Prince She Never Knew / Kholodov's Last Mistress

    by Kate Hewitt

    2013The Diomedi Heirs, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "A Queen for the Taking?"

    A Queen for the Taking?

    by Kate Hewitt

    2014The Diomedi Heirs, Book 2

Series background & context

The Diomedi Heirs is a linked royal romance duo set in a Mediterranean court where image, duty, and scandal matter almost as much as love. These books follow heirs and aristocrats who look polished in public but are much messier in private.

The first story turns on a royal relationship that looks perfect from the outside and is anything but. The second keeps the focus on power, marriage, and what it means to choose love when family expectation is pressing in from all sides. The stakes are personal, but the crown is always there in the background, shaping every decision.

These are intimate romances rather than sprawling fantasies. Hewitt keeps the courts and palaces grounded in emotion, with heroines who see through the performance and heroes who have to learn that command and trust are not the same thing.

If you enjoy royal romances with fake appearances, convenient marriages, and characters forced to grow up in public, this series is a strong place to start.

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