Galloway Trilogy books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Galloway Trilogy series?"

"There are three books in the Galloway Trilogy series, published in 2009."

Q: "What is the first book in the Galloway Trilogy series?"

"The first book in the Galloway Trilogy series is Tamed by a Laird, published in 2009."

Q: "What is the setting of the Galloway Trilogy?"

"The series is set in the Galloway region of southwestern Scotland during the medieval period. This area, less commonly used in Highland romance than the central or northern Highlands, gives Scott a distinctive backdrop with its own clans, landscape, and political tensions."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Tamed by a Laird	2009	Amanda Scott	Buy
2	Seduced by a Rogue	2009	Amanda Scott	Buy
3	Tempted by a Warrior	2009	Amanda Scott	Buy

The Galloway Trilogy by Amanda Scott consists of three novels all published in 2009: Tamed by a Laird, Seduced by a Rogue, and Tempted by a Warrior. The rapid release schedule gave readers a complete trilogy within a single year. Each book pairs a headstrong heroine with a Highland laird, rogue, or warrior, with the Galloway countryside as the shared setting. Scott chose the Galloway region of southwestern Scotland for this trilogy, a less familiar part of the country than the Highlands to the north. The area’s own clan politics, coastline, and history give the books a slightly different flavor from her other Scottish work. Readers who have followed her border and Highland novels will find the Galloway Trilogy a natural extension of her range, while newcomers can jump in without needing any background from her other series.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Galloway Trilogy series?

There are three books in the Galloway Trilogy series, published in 2009.

What is the first book in the Galloway Trilogy series?

The first book in the Galloway Trilogy series is Tamed by a Laird, published in 2009.

What is the setting of the Galloway Trilogy?

The series is set in the Galloway region of southwestern Scotland during the medieval period. This area, less commonly used in Highland romance than the central or northern Highlands, gives Scott a distinctive backdrop with its own clans, landscape, and political tensions.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order