Caroline Lee Books In Order

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Publication Order of Black Aces Books

Publication Order of Calendar Girls' Ranch Books

Publication Order of Cowboys of Cauldron Valley Books

Publication Order of Everland Ever After Books

Publication Order of The Highland Angels Books

Publication Order of Highlands Happily Ever After Books

Publication Order of The Hots for Scots Books

Publication Order of The Royal Wedding Books

Publication Order of Second Chance Manor Books

Publication Order of The Sinclair Jewels Books

Publication Order of Sunset Valley Books

Publication Order of Surprise! Dukes Books

Publication Order of The Sweet Cheyenne Quartet Books

Publication Order of Those Kilted Bastards Books

Publication Order of The Alphabet Mail-Order Brides Books

Publication Order of Quinn Valley Ranch Books

Publication Order of River's End Ranch Books

Publication Order of The 12 Days of Christmas Mail-Order Brides Books

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Caroline Lee is a bestselling romance author from North Carolina best known for her feisty, capable and strong heroines. Her medieval Scottish novels usually come with lots of action while her Victorian era novels are simply hilarious.

Romance is a genre that Lee has loved reading for years and hence it is no wonder that she would end up becoming a romance author. She started writing stories as a fourth grader, but it was not until she was in her thirties that she got started writing her novels.

The author wrote “Where They Belong,” her debut novel in 2015 and has never looked back since. She now has more than forty novels across more than ten series of novels.

Caroline now makes her home in North Carolina, where she lives with her husband and children. In 2006, she was named the “Time Magazine” Person of the Year for her accomplishments.

When she is not writing her novels or reading, she loves to take walks in nature and sometimes whips out her sewing machine to make costumes for her children.

Growing up, Caroline Lee was a huge lover of historical romance and it was no wonder that she would pursue a degree in social history and a masters in Comparative World History.

Her favorite theme has always been marriage as it unfolds across different eras of world history. She loves to write about periods in which two very disparate people come together to marry.

For instance, she has written about marriage between convicts in New South Wales and marriage in the Levant when the Kingdom of Jerusalem was one of the major powers in the Middle East.

Lee has said that she hopes to bring her love of history to her novels and she has successfully done this as her novels have been some of the most popular in the genre.

Getting some high praise from George RR Martin is huge for anyone and being called a garden author by Martin must have been Caroline Lee’s most fulfilling career moments.

Much of the time, the author has been known to draw her romances into wonderful and unexpected places.

Caroline Lee has said that she has been reading historical romances since she was in the third grade and this has definitely had a huge influence on who she is today.

Lee had said that she was not particularly influenced by specific novels growing up. Still, she loved reading the likes of May McGoldrick, Johanna Lindsey and Julie Garwood during her formative years.

The first book she ever read was “Ride the Wind,” by Lucia St. Claire when she was in elementary school. To this day, she still maintains a secret love for the Comanche.
She has asserted that she was inspired to pen her first story which was a Scottish historical romance by her upcoming wedding. The manuscript remains unpublished and hidden underneath her bed in a box with a warning “do not read.”

“A Scot Mess” by Caroline Lee opens to Laird Oliphant telling his six illegitimate sons that whoever gave him a son first, would become the next heir.
Finn Oliphant has been waiting for just such news and has a wife candidate in Fiona Maclan ready. She loves him with all her heart and so he thinks marriage should be just a foregone conclusion.

All he needs to do is get her to sign betrothal contracts and he would be home and free. But then she gets cold feet since she has been that confident especially as compared to her more sassy sister.

She is giddy and warm at the idea of marrying Finn, but she is not certain if he wants her. One can never be too sure of anything in Oliphant land, not when there are all manner of people offering terrible advice and spreading rumors.

She thinks it would have been a good idea for Finn to have mentioned that he had a twin brother. This would have certainly saved everyone heartbreak and a lot of headache.

Caroline Lee’s novel “Scot on her Trail” is the story of Duncan oliphant who refuses to marry despite his father’s insistence on that as a condition for inheritance. All he needs is a small cottage with a forge in the front and enough silver and gold to craft valuable and delicate jewelry.

But as the son of a laird, he has a duty to produce grandsons for his father. Still, he wants to postpone it as he takes a commission that will see him work on several projects across the Highlands. Things get interesting when he is attacked by a feisty and gorgeous highway woman.

She happens to be the woman he had kissed at a party two weeks prior to his brother’s wedding. Just what is Skye MNaclan doing as a highway robber? The only way to find out the truth is to kidnap her and offer terms only this does not go so well.

She is not some delicate and meek lady and despite their rocky beginnings, it is impossible to ignore how his kisses make her feel. He is a simple goldsmith who is determined to make peace with a sassy highway woman for both their sakes.

“Getting Scot and Bothered” by Caroline Lee tells the story of Rocque Oliphant, a man who only desires a lusty wench besides him, a good meal in his belly and a fine sword on his hip. He is a leader of men as the Oliphant commander which means men look up to him.

He has had a long term affair with the clan healer Merewyn as she brings him much pleasure and jouy in ways he never could imagine before. Things had been fine until his father demanded the Oliphant sons start making babies if they wanted to have a chance at inheriting him.

But Merewn is a feisty woman who will not marry him nor give him a reason why. Merewyn knows she is very valuable as the healer of the Oliphant and does not want to marry for anything but love. Rocque has never declared his true feelings and she can’t be blamed for rejecting his proposal.

He can never imagine spending his life with anyone else. But unless he marries he will never stand a chance at inheriting his father’s lands and titles. But she is now running out of time and needs to act fast if she is not to lose everything.