Collette Cameron Books In Order

Publication Order of The Blue Rose Romances: The Culpepper Misses Books

Publication Order of Castle Brides Books

Publication Order of Chronicles of the Westbrook Brides Books

Publication Order of Daughters of Desire: Scandalous Ladies Books

Publication Order of Heart of a Scot Books

Publication Order of The Honorable Rogues Books

Publication Order of Highland Heather Romancing a Scot Books

Publication Order of Lords and Ladies of St. James Books

Publication Order of Seductive Scoundrels Books

Publication Order of Revenge of the Wallflowers Books

Publication Order of The Lyon's Den Connected World Books

Publication Order of Wicked Earls' Club Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Anthologies

Collette Cameron is an American USA Today bestselling author of historical fiction and romance books. She is popularly renowned for her Regency and Scottish historical romance books featuring feisty heroines and filled with humor and inspiration, making them ideal for readers who prefer sweet and spicy timeless romances.

The Viscount’s Vow is a delightful Regency book by Collette Cameron. Although it is not formally an installment in a series, it is interconnected to her earlier novel, Highlander’s Hope. The stories in The Viscount’s Vow occur before those in Highlander’s Hope, even though The Viscount’s Vow was released some months later. These are the initial two novels released by Camero, and they demonstrate her strong writing abilities.

The narrative begins with an enraged Viscount Warwick attending a dance. It would appear that his little brother and father both passed away recently. He is there to exact vengeance for their deaths. Evangeline Caruthers, a cunning troll, supposedly triggered it. He intends to destroy and punish her.

Nevertheless, his aunt introduces them together, and sadly things do not go as he had anticipated, and he ends up marrying her. While Vangie, as her family refers to her, is a half-gipsy, she speaks Romi, which enhances the plot. You see what makes her tick, which is lovely. Like every great love story, many misunderstandings and falsehoods are designed to divert and mislead. The journey was heartbreaking, and you begin to sympathize with these two. The plot is a romance, but the mystery and how the truths are revealed make it difficult to put down.

The characters we encounter in this tale are the kind that is impossible to forget. They are not larger than life, yet they leave a lasting impression when the tale concludes. Even the least pleasant characters are wonderful in their way. Every single one of them is captivating in some manner. Each of them is entirely distinct and will have you returning for more. Evangeline (Vangie) is as lively as the sun. She leaps off the pages with her sassy voice and incredibly forgiving nature. Vangie is a lady caught between two worlds: the English Ton Elite and the Gypsy Roma, a collection of wandering, good-hearted individuals. She is mistaken for a woman who freely gives her favors, and gossip begins to circulate. Vangie attracts the attention of men due to her ethnicity and elegance.

Ian Hamilton, Lord Warrick seeks retribution. Returning home from overseas to find his brother and father dead, he is determined to reclaim everything he has lost. According to Ian’s stepmother and sister, Vangie is responsible for the death of his brother. He will stop at nothing to destroy the beautiful Miss Caruthers.

Cameron effortlessly shifts from the past to the present in this gripping story of love, sorrow, and trust. As a reader, you are completely immersed in this captivating novel due to Cameron’s astoundingly fluid storytelling abilities. She builds a marvelously original plot that keeps you guessing and prevents you from putting the book down. Cameron is a unique show and not tell author, allowing her readers to visualize every scenario and environment. Overall, this is a superb historical romance book that you will find impossible to put down. It is one of those books you wish was part of a series, not due to the unanswered questions at the climax, but because you can’t let go just yet.

A Kiss for a Rogue is the first book in The Honorable Rogues series. Olivia Kingsley and Allen Wimpleton have previous interactions. During Olivia’s first season three years ago, they met each other and fell madly in love. The fact that it occurred in a span of two-week was irrelevant to them. Suddenly, completely out of the blue, Olivia’s quirky father revealed that he would travel with his family to the Caribbean in less than two days. In addition, he disclosed that he was unwell and that his physician had suggested the change. He became enraged when Olivia informed Oliver about her father’s plans to take her abroad for an entire year. He did not allow her to explain or address the matter. He just issued an injunction requiring her to choose between him and her father. That worried her since she hadn’t witnessed that part of Allen before. Olivia becomes so distressed by Allen’s response that she never tells him anything concerning her father’s sickness, etc. She is so fearful for both her father and Oliver; hence, she opts to accompany her father.

Olivia’s father dies three years later, and she and her brother Bradford are now back in London. She understands that she must see and engage with Allen to get over him truly – or perhaps they might reunite. This great second-chance romance is so captivating that it can be read in one sitting. Can these two former love buds overcome their sorrow and betrayal? Are they going to be able to recover their former love? Is forgiveness a possibility? You must read this brilliant romance story to discover the answers.

To Love a Highland Liard is the first book in the Heart of a Scot series. The best-selling novelist Collette Cameron transports us back in time to when arranged marriages reigned, and people had no control over whom they would marry. Mayra Findlay was expected to marry Logan when she became an adult. But Mayra has not had the same opportunities as other young women due to her arranged engagement. She has been treated like a priceless gem and has not been free to live her youthful life genuinely.

Until the day she encounters a gorgeous Highlander who would permanently alter her life. Logan, yes, the same man she is betrothed is in a difficult position: he’s supposed to marry a lady he’s only met a few times before, and as a result, he has no feelings of love for her and wants nothing but to break the impending marriage and restore Mayra’s dowery. That’s not so easy, though, as Logan’s father spent the dowery on his erratic second wife before passing away. Now Logan must devise a way to repay the money or marry the young lady. Logan devises a plan, assumes his cousin’s identity, uses his name, and puts Mayra’s to the ultimate test. Will Mayra hold her feelings, or will their chemistry burst into flames? What will happen when his identity is revealed?