Aileen Fish Books In Order

Publication Order of Bridgethorpe Brides Books

Publication Order of Apocalyptia Books

Publication Order of Danby Summons Books

Publication Order of Destination Weddings Books

Publication Order of Devil's Promenade Books

Publication Order of Flavors of Ecstasy Books

Publication Order of Hawaiian Holiday Books

Publication Order of Miracle Express Books

Publication Order of My Sweet Scoundrel Books

Publication Order of Regency Christmas Brides Books

Publication Order of Regency Christmas Summons Books

Publication Order of Regency Tales Books

Publication Order of Second Chance At Love Books

Publication Order of Small-Town Sweethearts Books

Publication Order of 12 Days of Christmas Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Picture Books

Publication Order of Ari Thatcher Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Beach Brides Books

Publication Order of Christmas Wallflowers Books

Publication Order of De Wolfe Pack Connected World Books

Publication Order of The Heart of a Hero Books

Publication Order of Wicked Earls' Club Books

Publication Order of Wicked Widows' League Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Aileen Fish is a published author of fiction novels. She also uses the pen name of Ari Thatcher to pen additional romance books. She is a best selling author.

The author has wanted to be a writer for a long time, ever since she was a kid. Fish was around eight or nine years old when she confided to the mother living next door that she would like to be a writer. The only thing was is that she didn’t like having to write the stories down. However, that didn’t stop her. When Aileen was twelve years old, she penned most of her first novel after reading S.E. Hinton’s The Outsiders.

She has written some early works as an adult author. These include a story set in young adult fantasy, a parallel world tale that was based on the mythology of Native Americans. The author wrote the story with some help from Ray Faraday Nelson while she was attending the novel writing workshop put on by Writer’s Digest. The stories that she were writing at that time fall mainly into the category of the dark fantasy genre. She would go on to sell her story “Saturday Night”, which was published in After Hours Magazine in their Summer 1991 issue.

Besides loving reading and writing stories, Fish has other hobbies that she enjoys pursuing. She loves quilting and does it a lot. She is also a big fan of auto racing. She has a to do list, but usually finds that there just isn’t enough time or hours in the day or week (or maybe even a lifetime) to finish all that she wants to get done. Somehow, there’s always another story or even a quilt that wants her attention.

Fish is known for writing many addictive series. She is the author of the Bridgethorpe Brides series, as well as other series that include the Small Town Sweethearts series, the Regency Tales series, the My Sweet Scoundrel series, and more.

Aileen Fish is the creator and the writer of the Danby Summons series of fictional novels. This series first started in 2011 with the publication of the debut fictional novel in the series, titled The Viscount’s Sweet Temptation. In 2014 the sequel was published, titled Chasing Lord Mystery. The third novel in the series came out in 2016 and is titled A Marquess for Christmas. The fourth novel in the series is His Unsuspecting Heart. If you have been looking for a romantic series to read, check this one out!

The Viscount’s Sweet Temptation is the first novel in the Danby Summons series. In this story, readers get to meet the man character of Lady Harriet Thornhill.

When the Lady gets a summons that came from her grandfather, she already knows what it means. It means that he has come up with a decision for who Lady Harriet is going to marry. But Lady Harriet has other plans and doesn’t want to let her family choose everything about her future.

She’s certain that she is the only person that is going to have the honor of picking who she is going to marry. She’ll get hitched with a man that she chooses and settle for no other situation. As a result, Lady Harriet decides to stow away in the carriage of her friend’s father. But she has no idea that is going to put her in a situation where she’s alone with Viscount Morley, also known as Archibald Napier.

Archibald has ever intention on having a nice Christmas that is full of quiet and harmony. But then he finds out that his carriage is also occupied by an unknown young woman that is hiding out, hidden under blankets. Harriet is discovered and says that she knows his sister as an acquaintance. Archibald takes the sweet lady at her word and as a gentleman feels that it is his duty and honor to make sure that the woman gets back safely and is returned to her family.

The two encounter a bit of bad luck when the carriage wheel breaks and they are stranded. This is not a good place to be in for either of them. Harriet risks her reputation if she is discovered by others to be in the presence of Viscount Morley as they are not married. Morley doesn’t have any plans of getting married and knows he isn’t ready for a wife.

But when he’s informed that he might not be a suitable husband for the young lady, his resolve kicks in. He’s already entranced by the memory of her kiss. Now this young man is ready to fight and take the hand in marriage of a young woman that he thinks that he might be in love with. Is he moving too fast? Would they even be good together as a pair? Read this sweeping romantic story to the end to find out!

Chasing Lord Mystery is the second fictional novel in the Danby Summons series written by author Aileen Fish. If you couldn’t tear yourself away from the events of the first book, be sure to check out this sequel!

The main character of Lord Northcotte knows that it’s the holidays, but just can’t seem to get into the spirit of it all. This is probably because his friend died in a brutal way and he has not yet fully processed all of his grief. He meets up with the family of his sister after it and then finds out that they’re planning to set him up with a match.

However, the last thing that the Lord wants is a future partner. He informs them that he’s not going to marry anyone, certainly not Lady Miriam. Meanwhile, Miriam’s mother has accused her of going after Lord Mystery. He’s also occupying a home that Miriam wanted to go to in order to get away from the Duke of Danby (her grandfather) and his summons.

Lady Miriam is scared that Lord Northcotte will see her face and recognize her. She wrote him a letter a long time ago and is worried he’ll spill about its contents. Is she more worried about Lord Mystery, who knows a secret, or a duke? Will she come through this without scandal? Read this book to find out!