The Prince & the Imposter Books in Order

The Prince & the Imposter is a two-book Victorian romance adventure built around mistaken identity, royal secrets, and the trouble caused when two men who look alike are pulled into each other's lives. The series has Scottish heroes, English society, highwayman danger, and a lighter, more adventurous tone than Crosby's Highland romances.

The story begins with The Impostor's Kiss, also collected as Seduced by a Prince. Chloe Simon notices that Lord Lindale is acting very differently after an encounter with the masked highwayman known as Hawk. The mystery is not just a change in manners. It points toward a larger switch involving status, identity, and a man who may be far more important than he appears.

The second book, The Impostor Prince, also collected as A Crown for a Lady, carries the deception into the marriage market. Ian MacEwen wants answers about the past that has been kept from him, but his search places him in the center of a royal problem and forces him to consider a future he never expected.

The series plays with a classic look-alike setup. An outlaw and an heir are brought together, roles shift, and the people around them must decide whom they can trust. Romance is central, but so are kidnappings, family secrets, and the practical dangers of being mistaken for someone else.

These are brisk historical adventures rather than heavy political dramas. The Victorian setting brings balls, titles, rules of class, and romantic expectations, while the impostor plot keeps things moving.

Start with Seduced by a Prince or The Impostor's Kiss, then continue to A Crown for a Lady or The Impostor Prince. The paired editions tell the same two connected stories under alternate titles.