Amelia Grey Books in Order: Every Series

Amelia Grey (a pen name for a long-running romance author) writes classic Regency-set historicals: London seasons, scandal sheets, meddlesome matriarchs, and heroes who are far more tender than they let on. The good news for a new reader is that every book stands alone as a complete love story. You never have to read a series in order to follow the plot — but her families and friend groups wander through each other's books, so reading a series start to finish rewards you with cameos and running jokes. Below, each series is listed in its intended order.

The Rogues' Dynasty (her breakout Regency series)

This is the series that put Amelia Grey on so many keeper shelves — a set of interconnected romances following a circle of aristocratic rogues and the women who refuse to be charmed easily.

1. A Duke to Die For (2009) — the one that starts it all, and still the most popular entry.
2. A Marquis to Marry (2010)
3. An Earl to Enchant (2010)
4. A Gentleman Never Tells (2011)
5. A Gentleman Says "I Do" (2012)
6. The Rogue Steals a Bride (2013)

A note on editions: a few of these titles were re-released with different covers and, in some cases, alternate titles over the years, which is why booksellers occasionally list them out of sequence. The order above follows original publication. If a title looks unfamiliar, check the author and publication year rather than the cover.

The Heirs' Club of Scoundrels

A tighter, more recent trilogy — and the one many readers recommend as the perfect introduction. Three friends inherit responsibility they never wanted, along with the women it drops in their laps.

1. The Duke in My Bed (2015)
2. The Earl Claims a Bride (2015)
3. Wedding Night with the Earl (2016)

Two festive novellas sit alongside the trilogy — The Duke and Miss Christmas and Mistletoe, Mischief, and the Marquis — if you want the full holiday-adjacent experience.

Rakes of St. James

Three inseparable friends, all raised together, all determined never to fall — which of course means they all do, one book at a time.

1. Last Night with the Duke (2017)
2. To the Duke, with Love (2017)
3. It's All About the Duke (2018)

Beyond these three flagship series, Amelia Grey has written a number of standalone Regencies and earlier titles across a long career; those group less cleanly and are best browsed by publication year on her author page if you want to complete the set.

Where to start

If you want the surest hit, begin with The Heirs' Club of Scoundrels and The Duke in My Bed — it is modern, witty, and a clean three books to binge. If you'd rather read her the way longtime fans first found her, start The Rogues' Dynasty with A Duke to Die For. Either way, each series is self-contained, so you can move between them in any order once you've picked your entry point.