Tracy Grant Books in Order

Destitute Livia Neville reinvents herself as the respectable Widow Royce to improve her prospects. The plan works well enough until Nicholas Warwick appears and tangles her neat deception with genuine feeling.

Philippa's path toward marriage proves far less simple than it looks. Family expectations, social strategy, and unexpectedly deep feeling turn this into a warm, character-driven Regency romance.

Set during the uproar around Queen Caroline's divorce trial, this linked Regency romance mixes political tension with courtship and social maneuvering. Appearances are useful here, but never safe.

Disgraced Viscount Gideon Came returns to England to rebuild his life and save his failing business. Fiona Alastair agrees to help, but only on strict terms, and their investigation soon stirs up old hurt and dangerous attraction.

Set against Regency politics and deception, this early linked romance follows two wary people through shifting loyalties and hidden motives. The emotional question is whether anything true can grow out of so much disguise.

This Regency anthology includes Anthea Malcolm's story 'The Perfect Mother,' about a lord seeking the ideal mother for his child and the woman who may change his carefully made plans.

When Guy returns to London a hunted man, Rachel shocks everyone by claiming they are engaged. Their improvised bargain opens into a lively blend of family drama, theater-world mystery, and slow-building romance.

A practical Regency match seems like the safest answer for everyone involved, until family pressures and inconvenient attraction complicate the plan. Sensible choices turn risky when real feeling enters the room.

This Regency anthology includes Anthea Malcolm's 'Fit for a Prince,' where Simon, Prince di Tassio, goes looking for a suitable bride and instead collides with an old love at a lively Valentine's house party.

Adam Durward, diplomat and spy, crosses paths again with Caroline, the woman he never stopped loving, in wartime Spain. To survive treachery, enemy lines, and old betrayals, they have to trust each other at last.

Paul Lescaut rescues a wounded, pregnant woman who cannot even remember her own name. As he tries to protect her, both are pulled toward the dangerous secrets hidden in her lost past.

Robert Lescaut comes to Scotland hunting the truth about his murdered wife and finds Emma Blair instead. Their growing attraction is shadowed by war, family secrets, and a past neither of them can ignore.

Charlotte de Ribard turns to Francis Storbridge, once her closest friend, to save her family from disgrace. His price is marriage, and their bargain leads into family conflict, political intrigue, and long-buried feeling.

Charles Fraser thinks he knows his wife, until a desperate crisis forces Mélanie's hidden past into the open. Political secrets and personal betrayals make this as much a marriage story as a mystery.

Charles Fraser and his enigmatic wife Mélanie arrive in Scotland expecting family complications and find far worse. Murder, buried loyalties, and wartime secrets turn a country visit into a dangerous investigation.

A glittering London ball sets off another dangerous unraveling for Charles and Mélanie Fraser. Intrigue, secrets, and strain within their marriage drive this darker, more intimate mystery.

At the Congress of Vienna, Malcolm and Suzanne investigate the murder of a celebrated princess. What begins as a society scandal becomes a tense hunt through blackmail, diplomacy, and an assassination plot.

In war-torn Spain, Malcolm rescues Suzanne and marries her to protect her. Their first investigation together begins almost at once, shaping the partnership at the heart of the whole series.

In Brussels on the eve of Waterloo, revelry and war sit side by side. When Malcolm is sent on a perilous errand and a mysterious death follows, he and Suzanne must navigate espionage, betrayal, and battle.

Post-Waterloo Paris is restless, dangerous, and full of unfinished business. Malcolm and Suzanne walk straight into murder, vengeance, and political uncertainty in the wake of war.

This book resets key events of the larger saga in a parallel version of Malcolm and Suzanne's lives. A London mystery in Berkeley Square becomes tangled with family history, grief, and hard revelations.

In the unsettled years after Napoleon's fall, Malcolm and Suzanne are drawn into another Parisian tangle of politics and private betrayal. The city is beautiful, but the danger has not gone anywhere.

A sudden crisis at the Rannochs' Berkeley Square home turns domestic life into a tense mystery. This novella is compact, intimate, and full of quick-moving danger.

Back in London after war and upheaval, Malcolm and Suzanne try to find their footing as husband and wife. The pause is brief, and family pressures and hidden truths soon complicate everything.

In elegant Mayfair, a new mystery draws Malcolm and Suzanne into danger among the fashionable and the powerful. Beneath the polish, secrets and old enmities are waiting.

A violent encounter on a moonlit London night pulls Suzanne back toward the life she and Malcolm hoped to leave behind. Their investigation quickly becomes a dangerous new test of trust.

A royal mission puts Malcolm and Suzanne in the middle of another risky political game. Duty, deception, and divided loyalties keep this novella moving at a brisk clip.

Secrets from Suzanne Rannoch's scandalous past return with real force in this London-set mystery. What begins as social unease turns into a dangerous reckoning with betrayal, identity, and survival.

News of the Duke of Strathdon's illness sends Malcolm and Mélanie to the Scottish Highlands for Christmas. Instead of a quiet family visit, they find old tensions, fresh danger, and a holiday full of suspense.

When stolen letters are used to blackmail Lord Weston, glittering society events become the backdrop for a tense investigation. Malcolm and Mélanie have to sort out who is lying, and why, before reputations and lives are ruined.

Called to Scotland by Malcolm's grandfather, the Rannochs hope for answers about their future. Instead they get a missing sister, fresh danger, and a game that reaches into the highest levels of government.

A winter masquerade gives Malcolm and Mélanie no real chance to rest. Holiday glitter, family feeling, and concealed motives make this novella both festive and uneasy.

Papers from Mélanie's shadowed past surface at the worst possible time, threatening secrets long buried. Malcolm and Mélanie must untangle old espionage, old loyalties, and a danger that reaches into the present.

Set against the scandals of 1820, this novella folds royal politics and family tensions into a sharp, dangerous mystery. Malcolm and Mélanie have to read motives fast before gossip turns into real damage.

A young man's death at the Tavistock Theatre, just before Mélanie's play is due to open, drags the Rannochs into a case full of radicals, actors, and old spy-world enemies. The stage is lively, but the stakes are deadly.

Set in the middle of the 1820 political crisis, this novella follows Malcolm and Mélanie into another tightly wound London mystery. What looks contained quickly opens onto deeper danger and shifting loyalties.

A murder tied to blackmail and the Queen Caroline scandal sends Malcolm and Mélanie across Mayfair, Covent Garden, and Westminster. The case is fast, crowded, and packed with political danger.

A friend's vanished fiancée sends Malcolm and Mélanie into a festive Mayfair gathering full of secrets. Holiday sparkle, awkward reunions, and dangerous motives make this a smart seasonal mystery.

During Queen Caroline's divorce trial, Mélanie literally stumbles over a dying man in the House of Lords. The clue he leaves behind pulls her and Malcolm into a deadly investigation tied to government secrets, old friendships, and the future of their family.

A disputed inheritance and a fresh Mayfair scandal draw Malcolm and Mélanie into another knot of family ambition and concealed motives. Money and status matter here, but so do older, darker secrets.

When friends disappear, Malcolm and Mélanie follow the trail from London's diplomatic circles to Seven Dials and the corridors of power. The search becomes a dangerous game of murder, secrets, and state intrigue.

An affair bearing the O'Roarke name brings Malcolm and Mélanie face to face with old loyalties and dangerous memories. The London mystery is sharp, personal, and closely tied to the series' deeper past.

A country house party, stolen jewels, and feuding spies make a volatile combination. Malcolm and Mélanie have to sort through competing agendas before the gathering turns truly deadly.

A diplomatic scandal and a frantic escape over the rooftops throw Malcolm and Mélanie into another fast-moving case. Covent Garden provides the bustle, but the real threat lies in what powerful people want kept quiet.

An elopement sets Regency London talking, but gossip is only the beginning. Malcolm and Mélanie soon find themselves dealing with scandal, hidden agendas, and danger that reaches well beyond drawing-room whispers.

An explosion and an attack on a former diplomat tear through fashionable Piccadilly. Malcolm and Mélanie are soon chasing murder and international intrigue through one of London's busiest, most dangerous corners.