Touch Books in Order
Part ofStella Cameron Books in OrderBrowse the Touch books by Stella Cameron in order, with short summaries, series notes, and quick help picking the best place to begin.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Touch books in publication order
2 books
Only by Your Touch
by Stella Cameron
1992
Edward deWorthe plans to avenge his brother by ruining Lindsay Granville, the wrong man's stepsister. Lindsay is far stronger than expected, and his tidy revenge plot quickly starts to unravel.
His Magic Touch
by Stella Cameron
1993
James St. Giles returns to England determined to punish the Godwins for a family betrayal. His scheme expands to include their daughter Celine, and then Celine becomes the flaw in the whole plan.
Touch books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Touch books are historical romances built on one of Cameron's favorite engines, revenge plans that go badly wrong once real feeling gets involved. Both novels begin with a man who thinks he knows exactly what he is doing. Then the woman at the center of the scheme refuses to behave as expected.
That makes these books feel tight and focused. The stakes are personal from the start, and the conflict comes from clashing motives, hidden pasts, and desire that becomes impossible to manage politely.
Even by Cameron's standards, these are high-emotion stories. Pride, betrayal, family damage, and social pressure all sit close to the surface. The historical backdrop matters, but the real draw is watching carefully laid plans unravel because the people involved are more vulnerable than they meant to be.
If you like historical romance where strategy turns into surrender, the Touch books are a strong place to go.
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