Those Very Bad Fairbanks Books in Order

Disenchanted with society, Phoebe Fairbanks bargains to perform as a violinist in Gabriel Stanton’s gambling club. Ten nights meant to help him defeat a rival establishment draw them toward an affair that threatens her carefully bounded future.

Penny Fairbanks tries to behave respectably until a viscount insults her sisters. Her campaign to humble him draws the Duke of Shrewsbury into a battle of wits, but their growing attraction encounters the barrier of his family’s expectations.

After Caroline Fairbanks steals a rocking horse from the Earl of Walcott, she finds him unexpectedly attending her family’s Christmas gathering. Their antagonism gives way to attraction, but his refusal to believe in love threatens her growing hopes.

Watching her siblings marry leaves Julia Fairbanks longing for a love of her own. An encounter with the Earl of Ashton leads to a compromising predicament, though his rigid ideas about a suitable wife leave little room for her.

Determined to reject an unsuitable marriage, Lady Cressida Winters commissions a scandalous portrait from Nicholas Fairbanks. Their sessions spark an attraction neither family would welcome, complicating her rebellion against one match with the possibility of another.

Overlooked wallflower Persephone Blagrove sends an anonymous letter to Richard Fairbanks, the rogue she secretly admires. Their correspondence leads to increasingly risky encounters, while his determination never to marry threatens the hopes she can no longer dismiss.

Margaret Fairbanks leaves London for a family Christmas, only to become snowbound in a cottage with Grayson Rochester. Their unexpected intimacy disrupts her carefully ordered plans and raises the possibility of a romance she never anticipated for herself.

Ester Fairbanks sneaks into a gambling den to retrieve the debt that cost her cousin his estate. Confronted by owner Edmond Glendevon, she uses flirtation to escape, only to discover an attraction that threatens both their resolutions.

Lizzy Fairbanks tries to forget an earlier romance with the Duke of Ravenswood as her family seeks acceptance in London society. The duke wants to renew their connection, but Lizzy doubts that her reputation will ever allow marriage.

Eleanor Fairbanks is expected to restore her family’s reputation through a respectable marriage. Her growing attraction to gambling-den owner Lucien Glendevon threatens that duty, forcing her to weigh social approval against a love her family would forbid.

Newly appointed Earl of Celdon Colin Fairbanks needs a respectable wife to help his scandal-prone family enter society. Lessons with etiquette tutor Hermina Fernsby suggest an unexpected match, but she has good reason to distrust a rogue.

Emma Fairbanks wants more from life than the marriage society expects of her. An encounter with Viscount Barlow offers excitement and passion, but growing feelings leave her uncertain whether he can offer the emotional connection she needs.

Fanny Fairbanks conceals a child born from a wartime romance she believed was over. When she encounters a viscount who looks exactly like her lost lover but claims not to know her, she devises a desperate plan.

Sarah Bloomfield has long admired James Fairbanks despite his efforts to keep her at a distance. When he is kidnapped, she risks everything to rescue him, and their ensuing confinement gives her a chance to challenge his resistance.