Vows of Sin Books in Order
Part ofDaphne Byrne Books in OrderBrowse Vows of Sin by Daphne Byrne in publication order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you choose your next read.
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Vows of Sin books in publication order
5 books
A Bride for the Sinful Duke
by Daphne Byrne
2024
Lady Juliet returns to London after years confined in a nunnery. Honoring a promise to his late sister, Duke Hector offers her a marriage of convenience, only to find their arrangement awakening unexpected desire.
A Sinful Virgin for the Duke
by Daphne Byrne
2024
Escaping the convent where her mother sent her, Lady Gemma seeks shelter from a storm at a reclusive duke’s home. Frederick wants solitude, but their enforced proximity unsettles both his isolation and her search for freedom.
Her Sinful Duke
by Daphne Byrne
2024
When her sister abandons their betrothal, Penelope must marry a duke suspected of murdering his family. She demands a year without intimacy, while James accepts the condition determined to win her desire much sooner.
Wedded to the Sinful Duke
by Daphne Byrne
2024
After spending much of her life in a convent, Ciara returns to society and is caught embracing a notorious duke. Their resulting marriage brings intense attraction, but Jonathan insists she must never fall in love with him.
The Duke’s Sinful Bride
by Daphne Byrne
2025
Lady Yvette interrupts a duel between her brother and a widowed duke, hoping to prevent bloodshed. Killian instead demands marriage to repair their reputations, bringing two stubborn people into a union complicated by attraction.
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