Those Scandalous Ravenhursts Books in Order

Coaching-company operator Bree prizes her independence and has little patience for aristocrats until an accidental meeting with an earl changes her prospects. Entering society requires hiding her working past while resisting a man determined to persuade her into marriage.

Spy and adventurer Jack Ryder agrees to escort a grand duchess to England, expecting a difficult but manageable assignment. Discovering warmth beneath her reserved manner makes the journey increasingly personal and threatens the distance his mission requires.

Freed from an unhappy marriage, Lady Belinda begins an affair with a handsome soldier and enjoys ignoring society’s disapproval. She has no intention of marrying again, but growing dependence on Major Reynard challenges the freedom she hoped to preserve.

Determined to escape rumors of an impending marriage, an earl recruits a respectable governess to help make him socially ineligible. Teaching Jessica to appear scandalous awakens unexpected attraction and risks creating a much more personal complication than either intended.

Fleeing an unwanted engagement, Sarah encounters a nobleman disguised as a highwayman to win a wager. His kiss inspires a plan to ruin her marriage prospects, but their growing attraction makes a performance of scandal difficult to control.

Theo Ravenhurst encounters his apparently unremarkable cousin Elinor abroad just as his dangerous activities catch up with him. Her connections offer practical help, but sharing the adventure reveals unexpected abilities and an attraction he had never imagined.

Lady Maude refuses suitable proposals because she loves a theater owner society considers ineligible. Eden distrusts love itself, leaving her determined to challenge both convention and his assumptions as she pursues the relationship she truly wants.

Forced to flee Jamaica, Clemence falls into the hands of dangerous pirates and depends on an undercover naval officer for protection. Their perilous journey sparks attraction, but Nathan’s sense of honor and guarded heart stand between them.