Reading order
| # | Title | Published | Author | Buy on Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Black Duke’s Prize | 1995 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
| 2 | Angel’s Devil | 1995 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
| 3 | Lady Rogue | 1997 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
| 4 | Stolen Kisses | 1997 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
| 5 | Something in the Heir | 2022 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
| 6 | Every Duke Has His Day | 2023 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
| 7 | A Duke Never Tells | 2025 | Suzanne Enoch | Buy |
Suzanne Enoch’s standalone novels cover the full arc of her career, from her debut in the mid-1990s to her recent bestsellers. Her early books like The Black Duke’s Prize, Angel’s Devil, and Lady Rogue established her voice in Regency romance, with heroines who refuse to follow the rules and heroes who are better for knowing them. Stolen Kisses continued that pattern before Enoch shifted her focus to her popular series work for several years.
Her standalone novels got a second wind starting in 2022 with Something in the Heir, a comedy about a married couple who fake having children to satisfy the terms of an inheritance. The book found a wide audience and was followed by Every Duke Has His Day in 2023 and A Duke Never Tells in 2025. These later standalones have a lighter, more comedic touch compared to her earlier work, but they share the same well-researched Regency settings and snappy dialogue that her readers have come to expect.