The Deed Series in Order
Lynsay Sands shaped the Deed run between 1997 and 2004; the Deed shelf holds 3 here, set out by publication year, oldest Deed first, every record linked.
About the Deed Series
In our records the Deed run reads as historical romance, with scotland and history recurring across the Deed entries.
Beyond Deed, the Lynsay Sands books in order guide maps the whole shelf Deed sits on.
Honest scope for Deed: we hold 3; treat the Deed list as our shelf, not Lynsay Sands's complete run.
The Deed books in order
The records carry no numbering for Deed, so the Deed books below run by publication year, Deed's safest default.
- The Deed (1997) — Lady Emmalene Eberhart was dying to do it. She even begged the King to make her husband do it to her- because she wanted to be a good wife.
- The Key (1999) — Iliana Wildwood would do anything to escape from the depraved baron who sought her lands - including marrying a barbarian.
- The chase (2004) — It wasn't her first choice, for Seonaid Dunbar had, like her brother, been trained as a Scottish warrior at her father's knee; but fleeing to an abbey was clearly preferable…
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Frequently asked questions
How many Deed books are in the Elowmere library?
Our catalogue holds 3 Deed titles, published 1997–2004; the Deed list above links each to its record.
Which Deed book comes first?
By publication date, The Deed (1997) is the earliest Deed title we hold — the natural start.
Do the Deed books need to be read in order?
No numbering appears in the Deed records; publication order, as listed, is Deed's sensible default.