Lana Williams Books In Order

Publication Order of Falling For A Knight Books

Publication Order of The Duke’s Lost Treasures Books

Publication Order of The Mayfair Literary League Books

Publication Order of The Rogue Chronicles Books

Publication Order of The Secret Trilogy Books

Publication Order of The Seven Curses of London Books

Publication Order of Vengeance Trilogy Books

Publication Order of Revenge of the Wallflowers Books

Publication Order of Indulgences Books

Publication Order of The Marriage Maker Books

Publication Order of Wicked Widows' League Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Lana Williams is a USA Today bestselling novelist with more than 40 mystery, history, and romance fiction novels to her name.

She published “A Vow to Keep,” her debut novel in 2012 and this was the first of the “Vengeance Trilogy.”

As a prolific novelist, she not only has several series to her name but has also published short stories, novellas, and collections.
She now spends her day in Medieval, Regency, and Victorian times depending on her current deadline and mood.

Lana now makes her home in Colorado in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, where she lives with her husband and two dogs.

Similar to many authors, Lana Williams loved reading when she was still very young. Her mother and sisters were also voracious readers and they often shared recommendations.
But she found that some of the novels she read had a poor ending and she thought that she would be better at telling some of the stories.

She began dabbling whenever she had some free time, learning all she could. When she got a placement in a contest, she was thrilled and wanted to learn even more about writing.

The big challenge with writing is that there is always something more to learn whether it is better marketing tactics, different plotting methods, and better character arcs, which keep it all very interesting.
One of her very first stories was a modern suspense work that never made it past a few scenes before she abandoned it. The first book she ever finished was “A Vow to Keep,” a medieval novel that she published all on her own in 2012.
She has been writing ever since and after writing several romances set in the medieval era, she has also penned Regency as well as Victorian-era historical romances.
Even though she now has more than forty titles, she does not seem like she will be slowing down her publishing any time soon.

Even though Lana Wiliams has a home office, she loves to move all around the house while she is writing her novels. Sometimes when the weather allows, she will take her laptop and enjoy the weather while writing.
She has also bought a very comfortable chair for her bedroom so that she can always change her scenery whenever one place is not giving as much inspiration.

Her best work usually happens in and around midday, even though it often depends on the clarity of her story and how far along she is.

She has said that the biggest challenge about working from home is that there are a ton of things that are always pulling her attention, from dusty surfaces to the laundry.

There is also the fact that her husband is always home ever since he is retired, even though he for the most part is involved with projects such as gardening and woodworking.
On some days, there are far too many interruptions while on others, they hardly see each other except for mealtimes.

Lana Williams’s work “Loving the Hawke” tells the story of a determined wallflower and a wounded war hero.

Lettie Fairchild has spent five seasons as a wallflower and is now resigned to the fact that maybe she will spend the rest of her life as a monster.

However, she wants to find purpose in her life and she finds it when she stumbles upon an old book about the seven curses that afflict the English capital London.

As for Nathaniel Hawke, he is recently retired from the military and is adjusting to civilian life. However, his memories of his time in the service and his injured life have been making the transition very difficult.
While walking in London during the darkest nights, he hates the happenings in the dirty alleyways and streets. He wants to do something and when he stumbles upon a rebellious and proper lady in a dangerous part of town, it frustrates and intrigues him.
Lettie is infuriated with Nathaniel who has little regard for his personal safety but she loves how he is determined to work with the neglected children in the city.

As the two of them meet each other periodically in the ballrooms or the slums, they come to realize that in addition to fighting a common cause, they also have an unbridled passion for each other.

“Charming the Scholar” by Lana Williams is all about an undeniable love, a charming lady, and a reclusive scholar.

At the opening of the novel Viscount Frost, also known as Oliver knows he needs to get out more since that is the only way to learn all about the mysteries of an ancient book that professional thieves used in their work.
Emerging from his studies, he stumbles into Lady Julia Hopwood who is blocking his path to knowledge. Her charming smile and friendly nature hide her desperate efforts to ensure her father does not succumb to illness and melancholy.
She had gotten an old book for her father hoping it would brighten his spirits.

When Frost demands that she hand over the book, she does not even think of acquiescing to the demand, even when she finds herself caught up in a dark side of London she never imagined was part of her city.
She becomes a beam of light in Frost’s dark world but he is persistent in his efforts to get the book. As they cross paths, passions rise and they begin sharing stolen kisses.

She is attracted to the quiet scholar as she feels a deep desire to ease his deep unhappiness. But will he be ready to let go of his demons so that Julia can help him or will their secrets keep them apart?

Lana Williams’ “Rescuing the Earl” is a work all about a gentle widow and a tormented earl both in need of being rescued.

Following several suspicious accidents, the widowed viscountess Grace Stannus and Matthew her son flee the only place they called home deep in the night while concealing their identities.
But things go from bad to worse, when she is left penniless and ill in the pouring rain beside a deserted road.

On the other hand, is the Earl of Adair Tristan Hawke, who skips the celebration of his betrothal and finds refuge at his country estate.

He wants to convince himself that proposing marriage was not a mistake but things change for the worse when his coach hits a woman while he is out on the road. Fearing the worst, he takes Matthew and Grace his mother back to his home.
As his mysterious and lovely guest recovers, Tristan is charmed by how kind she is. She is just the type he cannot get with, as he fears his temper will just destroy everything they try to build.

However, his efforts to keep her at arm’s length fail when his guests make him begin to consider that maybe the perfect antidote to his darkness might be adopting a gentle spirit.

As passions ignite, they will need to work hard to deal with their demons before fate forces them apart.