Anna Campbell Books In Order

Publication Order of Dashing Widows Books

Publication Order of A Scandal in Mayfair Books

Publication Order of Scoundrels of Mayfair Books

Publication Order of Sons of Sin Books

Publication Order of The Lairds Most Likely Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Short Stories/Novellas

Publication Order of Short Story Collections

Publication Order of Anthologies

Anna Campbell
Anna Campbell was born in Brisbane, Australia, and was brought up on an avocado farm with views of Stradbroke Island and Moreton Bay. As a result, her ideal setting ever since then has involved a ton of water, even if it is just a huge bathtub with Anna lolling around in it.

Another element in her ideal setting is a bunch of books. She was the type of child that would spend her childhood with her nose buried between the pages of a book. To Anna, the words she read about were just as real and ten times as exciting as anything that would happen to her in Redland Bay. She still thinks that one of life’s finest of pleasures is picking a great book up and losing herself in it for however long it might take to finish it.

Being such an avid reader seemed naturally to morph into wanting to do what these wonderful authors were also doing. Anna’s mom proudly kept her grade 2 composition book where she penned this heartfelt wish to become the new Enid Blyton, who was Anna’s obsession during this stage. Her reading life has been marked by crazes. The Dorothy Dunnett period isn’t even worth mentioning. At least you can say she had a sense of vocation from an early time.

When she was just eight, that same mom was so desperate to shut her up, since in between reading, she’d talk a lot, gave her a Mills & Boon romance. That was back during the days when you were lucky to even get a kiss at the end. It was rather tame by modern standards, however she was still instantly hooked by it. The emotion and the fact that a woman was so central to the story made these books pretty precious to her. And she still feels this way about a good romance story.

She got an idea for her very first novel: a sexy and dark Regency historical novel about this duke that wants to marry his mistress, London’s most notorious courtesan. “Claiming the Courtesan”, released by Avon in April of 2007, was born.

“Seven Nights in a Rogue’s Bed” is the first novel in the “Sons of Sin” series and was released in 2012. Is a week of seduction going to spark a lifetime of passionate surrender?

Sidonie Forsythe, desperate to save her sister’s life, has agreed to submit herself to this horrible fate: beyond the foreboding walls of Castle Craven, one hideously scarred and notorious scoundrel is going to take her virtue over the course of seven sinful nights. But rather than a monster, she encounters one man unlike any other. And during their week together, she comes to care for Jonas Merrick in such ways which defy all logic. Even while a dark secret that she carries threatens each of them.

Jonas, a ruthless loner, knows precisely who she is. Should he forget, even for a single moment, the curse that he bears, one mere glance in the mirror serves as quite the agonizing reminder to him. When the wonderful Sidonie shows up on his doorstep, her seduction is even more of a delicious prospect than he’d originally planned. However this hardened outcast is quickly moved by her sharp wit, innocent beauty, and surprising bravery. Now while some dangerous enemies gather together at the gates in order to destroy them, can their fragile and new love manage to survive?

“The Seduction of Lord Stone” is the first novel in the “Dashing Widows” series and was released in 2015. For one reckless widow, love is the most dangerous game of all.

Caroline, Lady Beaumont, shows up in London while seeking excitement after 10 long dreary years of marriage and one even drearier year spent mourning. It means conquering society, dancing like there is no tomorrow, and taking a lover to provide some passion without any promises. Promises, in this here dashing widow’s dictionary, equal prison. So what can an adventurous lady do once she loses her heart to some notorious rake who, for the first time ever in his life, wants forever?

Devilish Silas Nash, Viscount Stone, is finally in love with a headstrong and beautiful widow that is bent on playing the field. Even worse, she has enlisted his help to set her up with his disreputable best friend. No red blooded man would take such a challenge lying down, and Silas schemes to seduce his darling right into his arms, willing, warm, and besotted. However are his passionate plots going to come undone against such a woman that is determined to act a mistress yet never a wife?

“The Laird’s Willful Lass” is the first novel in the “Likely Lairds” series and was released in 2018. Whenever two fiery souls come together, you just know a conflagration will flare. Marina Lucchetti is Fergus Mackinnon’s worst nightmare: a woman that defies a man’s guidance. Fergus challenges everything that Mariana believes about a woman’s right to choose her own path. No two people could ever be less suited for each other. However when irresistible passion enters into the equation, good sense quickly jumps into the loch. Are this imperious laird and his willful lass going to find that their differences are not all that insurmountable, however they’re the spice to flavor the lifetime of happiness?

One untamed man just as immovable as a Highland mountain.

Fergus MacKinnon, autocratic Laird of Achnasheen, enjoys being in charge. When he was barely more than a lad, he became the master of his Scottish estate, and he has learned how to rely on his unfailing judgment. So has everybody else in his corner of the world. He doesn’t see any reason for his bride, whenever he finds her, to be any different than that.

One head strong woman from the passionate and warm south.

Marina Lucchetti knows all about fighting her way through the wall of masculine arrogance. Back in her native Florence, she’s become a successful artist, no easy feat for a woman. Now this commission to paint a series of Highland scenes promises to spread her fame both far and wide. When this carriage accident leaves her stranded at Achnasheen for a few weeks, it’s a mixed blessing. This magnificent landscapes offers her everything that her artistic soul desires. If she could just resist the impulse to smash her easel across the laird’s obstinate head.