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The Phoenix Club Books in Order

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See the Phoenix Club books by Darcy Burke in order, with short summaries, series background, and an easy guide to where to start.

Last updated: July 8, 2026

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The Phoenix Club books in publication order

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9 books

1

Impassioned

by Darcy Burke

2021

Sabrina and Constantine have spent nearly two years in a painfully polite marriage lived mostly apart. When she decides their arrangement cannot continue, one awkward visit changes the shape of everything between them.

2

Improper

by Darcy Burke

2021

Tobias Powell must find a husband for his young ward and a wife for himself in a matter of weeks. Fiona Wingate has no interest in marriage, but the more time she spends with her guardian, the more improper their attraction becomes.

3

Intolerable

by Darcy Burke

2021

A Phoenix Club romance built on longing, frustration, and a match that refuses to stay simple. As hearts get involved, what once seemed manageable becomes utterly intolerable to ignore.

4

Invitation

by Darcy Burke

2021

Before the Phoenix Club fully opens, Tobias, Mirabelle, and Lucien are each facing disappointment and social limits. This short prequel shows the heartbreak, ambition, and chance encounters that give the club its purpose.

5

Impeccable

by Darcy Burke

2022

Behind an impeccable surface, both leads have more to hide than Society suspects. Their growing connection deepens just as secrets, reputation, and desire refuse to stay neatly contained.

6

Impossible

by Darcy Burke

2022

A match that seems impossible starts with sharp banter and inconvenient attraction at the Phoenix Club. To be together, hero and heroine must risk the very rules that have kept them safe.

7

Indecent

by Darcy Burke

2022

At the Phoenix Club, a supposedly improper attraction puts reputation, desire, and Society's rules under pressure. What begins in scandal slowly becomes a test of whether two wounded people can trust each other.

8

Irresistible

by Darcy Burke

2022

In this Phoenix Club romance, mutual temptation quickly becomes something far harder to dismiss. As feeling deepens and scandal threatens, staying apart proves much harder than giving in.

9

Insatiable

by Darcy Burke

2023

A determined young woman refuses to give up her research into mating rituals, even when it means asking her brother's best friend, Lord Lucien Westbrook, for help. Their practical arrangement quickly turns personal, and desire becomes impossible to ignore.

The Phoenix Club books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Invitation"

    Invitation

    by Darcy Burke

    2021The Phoenix Club, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Improper"

    Improper

    by Darcy Burke

    2021The Phoenix Club, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Impassioned"

    Impassioned

    by Darcy Burke

    2021The Phoenix Club, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Intolerable"

    Intolerable

    by Darcy Burke

    2021The Phoenix Club, Book 4
  5. Book cover for "Indecent"

    Indecent

    by Darcy Burke

    2022The Phoenix Club, Book 5
  6. Book cover for "Impossible"

    Impossible

    by Darcy Burke

    2022The Phoenix Club, Book 6
  7. Book cover for "Irresistible"

    Irresistible

    by Darcy Burke

    2022The Phoenix Club, Book 7
  8. Book cover for "Impeccable"

    Impeccable

    by Darcy Burke

    2022The Phoenix Club, Book 8
  9. Book cover for "Insatiable"

    Insatiable

    by Darcy Burke

    2023The Phoenix Club, Book 9

Series background & context

The Phoenix Club is one of Darcy Burke's most connected Regency worlds. It begins with the idea of a private club in London, but this is not a stiff, closed-off gentleman's haunt built only for the usual crowd. The club becomes a meeting place for people who are respectable, disreputable, lonely, wounded, curious, or simply in need of a fresh chance.

That matters.

The books follow a range of heroines and heroes who do not fit neatly into the boxes Society has prepared for them. Some are titled and powerful. Some are vulnerable, underestimated, or carrying real damage from the past. A few are trying to escape scandal, while others are trying to survive it. Across the series, Burke uses the club as a social hub where unlikely people cross paths and where reputation does not always tell the whole story.

The tone is romantic and sexy, but it is also warmer and more generous than the title might suggest. These are books about redemption and second chances as much as they are about chemistry. One couple may start with a practical problem, another with a disastrous attraction, and another with years of distance already between them. Again and again, the question is whether two people can see each other clearly enough to risk a real future.

London gives the series its sparkle, but the club gives it its heart. It is the place where secrets surface, where friendships and loyalties matter, and where even characters with rough edges can find room to begin again. If you like connected historical romances with a strong sense of community, this series offers plenty of variety without losing its center.

Start with Invitation if you want to see how the club comes together, then move into Improper and Impassioned to get a feel for the world. From there, the series keeps widening, while still returning to the same promise: scandal is never the end of the story.

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