Rogues to Riches Series in Order by Grace Burrowes

"A Rogue in Winter" is a novella by Grace Burrowes and is part of the "Rogues to Riches" series. The story follows Vicar Pietr Sorenson, who is preparing to spend another solitary holiday season in Yorkshire when Joy Danforth and her drunken brother are dumped on him due to weather and illness. Joy is on her way to charm a titled man into marrying her to save her family from financial ruin. Pietr has accepted a prestigious post closer to London, but he is drawn to Joy and her brother and decides to help them. As they spend time together, Joy and Pietr develop feelings for each other, but they both have secrets that could ruin their chances at happiness. The novella is a heartwarming holiday romance that explores themes of family, love, and forgiveness.

"Lord of the Masquerade" is a romance novel by Erica Ridley, part of the "Rogues to Riches" series. The book follows the story of Unity Thorne, an entrepreneur who helped two different men amass their fortunes, only to end up on the street. She is now scraping by at the theatre, but this isn't enough to make ends meet. Julian, the Duke of Haverford, is a man with a secret. He's been living a double life, and he needs Unity's help to maintain his facade. The two strike a deal, but as they work together, they begin to develop feelings for each other. The book is described as a fun, fast-paced interracial romance full of banter, scandal, and devastating secrets.

"How to Catch a Duke" is the sixth and final book in the "Rogues to Riches" series by Grace Burrowes. The book follows the story of Abigail, a successful inquiry agent, and Stephen, the heir to the Duke of Walden. Abigail accepts Stephen's courtship of convenience, and as they spend more time together, Stephen realizes that Abigail kisses like his most intimate wish come true. Stephen is described as brilliant, charming, and sometimes ruthless, but he proposes marriage to keep Abigail safe instead of resorting to "murder". The book explores their growing relationship and the challenges they face as they navigate society's expectations and their own desires. With historical romance elements, "How to Catch a Duke" offers a captivating tale of love, passion, and the pursuit of happiness.

"The Truth About Dukes" is a Regency romance novel written by Grace Burrowes. It is the fifth book in the "Rogues to Riches" series. The story revolves around Robert Rothmere, the Duke of Rothhaven, who has spent most of his life incarcerated in an asylum due to epilepsy. Now free, he longs for a normal life and the companionship of Lady Constance, who befriended him years ago. In this delightful and charming romance, Robert and Lady Constance get a second chance at love. However, there are those who seek to exploit Robert's wealth and send him back to his worst nightmares. To foil their schemes, Robert must navigate the challenges and obstacles that come their way. The book explores themes of second chances, love, and the resilience of the human spirit. It offers a lighthearted and passionate story set in the Regency era, with intriguing characters and an engaging storyline.

"A Duke by Any Other Name" is a Regency romance novel by Grace Burrowes. The book is part of the "Rogues to Riches" series, but it can be read as a standalone novel. The story follows Nathaniel, Duke of Rothhaven, who lives in seclusion and is known for his grumpiness. Lady Althea Wentworth, the sister of a newly-made duke, seeks Nathaniel's guidance to gain entry into society. Nathaniel is initially annoyed by Althea's presence, but he soon finds himself drawn to her. As they spend more time together, Nathaniel and Althea begin to develop feelings for each other. However, Nathaniel's past and his reluctance to open up to others threaten to keep them apart. The novel features Burrowes's trademark wit and charming characters.

"Forever and a Duke" is the third book in the "Rogues to Riches" series by Grace Burrowes. The book follows Wrexham, Duke of Elsmore, who is overwhelmed by family obligations. With three sisters to escort around town, a legion of cousins to look after, and aunties who insist on sponsoring girls through the London season, Wrexham is desperate for a break. When he meets Eleanora Hatfield, who has an uncanny knack for numbers, he finds himself drawn to her. However, Eleanora knows from experience that dealing with the peerage can only lead to problems. The book is a charming Regency romance that explores the clash of classes and features a "beauty and the geek" premise.

"When a Duchess Says I Do" is the second book in the "Rogues to Riches" series by Grace Burrowes. The book tells the story of Duncan Wentworth and Matilda Wakefield. Duncan Wentworth, who once tried to rescue a damsel in distress and failed, has vowed never to make that mistake again. However, when he meets Matilda Wakefield, a widowed duchess, he finds himself drawn to her. Matilda is fleeing from problems in London and cannot entrust her secrets to Duncan without embroiling him in her troubles. The book is an enchanting Regency romance with a fairy-tale twist.

"My One and Only Duke" is the first book in the "Rogues to Riches" series by Grace Burrowes. It is a historical romance novel with a bit of mystery. The book follows the story of a wealthy gutter rat, Quinn Wentworth, who is out for vengeance, and a minister's daughter, Jane Winston, who must turn a marriage of desperation into a proper ducal union. Quinn proposes to Jane to save her from a dangerous situation, but as they get to know each other, they begin to develop feelings for each other. The book is set in Regency England and features a Cinderella twist. The novel has received positive reviews for its well-developed characters, engaging plot, and emotional depth.

Lord of Vice is a Regency romance novel written by Erica Ridley and is the sixth book in the Rogues to Riches series. The book tells the story of Maxwell Gideon, a vice merchant who is known for his wicked handsomeness, arrogance, and ruthlessness. His gaming hell is rumored to have the power to steal souls. The story follows Maxwell as he meets a young woman who he initially mistakes for a boy. Despite not knowing who she is, he is fascinated by her great ideas and business acumen. The book explores the relationship between Maxwell and this young woman as they navigate their feelings for each other and the challenges that come with their respective positions in society.

"Lord of Secrets" is a Regency romance novel by Erica Ridley and is the fifth book in the "Rogues to Riches" series. The book follows Heath Grenville, London's premier secret-keeper and problem-solver, as he tries to unmask the devious cretin skewering the ton with audacious caricatures. During his investigation, he meets Nora, a young lady outside his class who is skilled at sketching the infamous penny caricatures rocking high society. Nora desperately needs the money and her anonymity. The book is described as fun, humorous, with interesting dialogue, secrets, romance, a villain, an adorable pug puppy, and a HEA (happily ever after). The book has received positive reviews for its engaging plot and well-developed characters.

Lord of Temptation is the fourth book in the Rogues to Riches series by Erica Ridley. The book tells the story of Lord Hawkridge, who inherits a penniless marquessate and is forced to abandon his courtship of a lowborn girl he loves. Years later, the girl rises from a commoner to a wealthy businesswoman and crosses paths with Lord Hawkridge again. Old wounds are opened, and they must confront their past and the feelings they still have for each other. The book is a swoon-worthy romance that portrays a feisty woman with heart, a ruined Lord, and the strength of their love.

Lord of Night is the third book in the Rogues to Riches series by Erica Ridley. The book follows Bow Street Runner Inspector Simon Spaulding and Miss Dahlia Grenville. Simon is a highly principled runner who believes that there is no criminal alive who can escape the hangman. He is on the hunt for a thief who is robbing the rich, but he doesn't know that the thief is Dahlia, who is stealing to keep her family from financial ruin. Simon and Dahlia are drawn to each other, but when Simon discovers that Dahlia is the thief he's been searching for, he must choose between his duty and his heart. The book is a historical romance with a touch of adventure, set in the Regency era.

Lord of Pleasure is the second book in the "Rogues to Riches" series by Erica Ridley. The book follows the story of Lord Wainwright, an infamous rake who is known as "The Lord of Pleasure" and is frequently featured in scandal sheets. Lord Wainwright accepts a wager to turn his rakish image around and become a respectable member of society. In the process, he meets Camellia Grenville, a nondescript "good girl" who only ever opens her mouth when forced to sing at her family's musicales. Despite their differences, they are drawn to each other and embark on a love story. The book is described as humorous and a fantastic Cinderella-type story.

Lord of Chance is the first book in the Rogues to Riches historical romance series by Erica Ridley. The story follows Charlotte Devon, who disguises herself as a country miss and flees London to Scotland to escape her tattered reputation. In Scotland, she meets Anthony Fairfax, a charming but rather rackety young man whose appetite for gaming has seen him run up such large debts in London that he has to flee to Scotland as well. When an irresistible Lady Luck wins him in a game of chance, the tables have finally turned in his favor. The book is a Regency romance novel that tells the story of Charlotte Devon, a young lady with a slightly dubious reputation, and Anthony Fairfax, a charming but reckless young man who has run up large debts in London.