Wicked Earls' Club Books in Order
Part ofLauren Smith Books in OrderSee the Wicked Earls' Club books by Lauren Smith in order, with quick summaries, series notes, and help finding this Regency romance spin off.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Wicked Earls' Club books in publication order
4 books
Earl of Pembroke
by Lauren Smith
2018
Gillian Beaumont, an earl's illegitimate daughter turned lady's maid, is forced to pose as a lady on a spy mission. Rescued by James Fordyce, the Earl of Pembroke, she risks losing the future she never thought possible.
Earl of Kent
by Lauren Smith
2019
Phillip Wilkes nearly dies in a violent attack and is nursed back to health by Ella Humphrey, the woman he never meant to love. When fear drives him away, a snowy reunion gives them one last chance at healing.
Earl of Morrey
by Lauren Smith
2021
Letty Fordyce knows Lord Morrey is dangerous, secretive, and impossible to ignore. When fear and desire pull her into Adam Beaumont's orbit, she must choose between the safe life she planned and the man who unsettles it.
Wicked Earls Forever
by Lauren Smith
2023
A convenient collection of Lauren Smith's Regency romances gathers dangerously charming earls, winter sparks, and high society trouble in one place. Expect scandal, chemistry, and happily ever afters earned the hard way.
Wicked Earls' Club books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Wicked Earls' Club sits inside Lauren Smith's larger Regency world, but it has its own flavor. These stories focus on titled men who know how to move through polite society and how quickly scandal can turn into danger. The heroines are not passive observers, either. They push back, keep secrets of their own, and make the earls work very hard for trust.
The tone is romantic and adventurous. You get wintry settings, stolen kisses, class tension, old enemies, and the usual Smith mix of social rules colliding with very inconvenient desire.
What makes this corner of the world fun is that these earls are not polished fairy tale princes. They are bruised, stubborn, sometimes secretive men who have to decide whether they want control more than they want love. The books also keep one foot in the wider rogue network, so there is a strong sense of friendship and shared history running underneath the romance.
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