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Wicked Widows' League Books in Order

Part ofAileen Fish Books in Order

See the Wicked Widows' League books linked to Aileen Fish in order, with quick summaries, series notes, and reading guidance.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

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Wicked Widows' League books in publication order

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3 books

1

My Lady Rake

by Ari Thatcher

2023

Widowed Verity Stanhope does not need love, only willing young admirers and her hard-won freedom. Then Oliver Fitzallen arrives wanting not an affair, but her actual heart.

2

A Scoundrel Under Mistletoe

by Ari Thatcher

2024

Christmas, mistletoe, and a scoundrel are never a safe combination. This spicy historical romance turns holiday temptation into a real emotional risk.

3

My Lord Rogue

by Ari Thatcher

2025

Theo invents a dead husband's dear friend to fend off matchmaking, then watches the very real Baron Teddington appear and play along. Their charade quickly becomes a much more dangerous truth.

Wicked Widows' League books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "My Lady Rake"

    My Lady Rake

    by Ari Thatcher

    2023Wicked Widows' League, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "A Scoundrel Under Mistletoe"

    A Scoundrel Under Mistletoe

    by Ari Thatcher

    2024Wicked Widows' League, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "My Lord Rogue"

    My Lord Rogue

    by Ari Thatcher

    2025Wicked Widows' League, Book 3

Series background & context

Wicked Widows' League is a shared historical series built around women who have already done what society expected of them once and are not eager to disappear quietly afterward. Widows in Regency romance come with freedom, money questions, gossip, and experience, which makes them excellent leads. This series knows that and uses it well.

Because it is a multi-author world, the heroines vary. Some are ready for pleasure, some are still grieving, and some are simply tired of being told what sort of woman a widow ought to be. The men who enter their lives tend to be rogues, rakes, or titled troublemakers who underestimate them at first.

Ari Thatcher's My Lady Rake, A Scoundrel Under Mistletoe, and My Lord Rogue are right at home here. They give the widows agency, appetite, and the right to choose love on their own terms.

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