A League of Extraordinary Women books in order

Complete reading order for A League of Extraordinary Women, Evie Dunmore's Victorian romance series featuring Oxford suffragists finding love while fighting for the vote.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Bringing Down the Duke 2019 Evie Dunmore Buy
2 A Rogue of One’s Own 2020 Evie Dunmore Buy
3 Portrait of a Scotsman 2021 Evie Dunmore Buy
4 The Gentleman’s Gambit 2023 Evie Dunmore Buy

A League of Extraordinary Women follows a group of Oxford suffragists in late Victorian England as they campaign for women’s property rights and the vote. Each book centers on a different member of the movement who becomes entangled with a powerful man—dukes, businessmen, and lords—whose worlds are upended by these determined women. The series combines romance with the actual history of the British suffrage movement.

Evie Dunmore launched the series in 2019 with Bringing Down the Duke, which became a bestseller and introduced readers to her blend of feminist themes and steamy historical romance. Set against the backdrop of Oxford academia and London society, the books explore how women navigated the constraints of Victorian marriage law while pushing for political change. The series has been praised for its research, witty dialogue, and strong-willed heroines.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in A League of Extraordinary Women series?

There are 6 books in the A League of Extraordinary Women series, published between 2019 and 2024.

Do I need to read A League of Extraordinary Women in order?

While each book features a different heroine and can be read as a standalone romance, reading in publication order is recommended. The suffragist group and their campaign progress through the series, and characters from earlier books appear in later installments.

What is A League of Extraordinary Women about?

The series follows members of an Oxford-based women’s suffrage organization in 1880s England. Each book pairs a suffragist—scholars, artists, and activists—with an aristocratic hero, blending steamy romance with the real history of the British women’s voting rights movement.

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