


The Hathaways
3 books
Here are 3 books from The Hathaways series by Lisa Kleypas. Start with Mine Till Midnight (2007), then read the rest in the order below.
Books in order

Mine Till Midnight
Lisa Kleypas
Amelia Hathaway's life is upended when a sudden inheritance thrusts her family into the glittering, complex world of London society. Tasked with managing her newfound status and unruly siblings, Amelia finds herself unexpectedly drawn to the enigmatic Cam Rohan, a wealthy outsider weary of societal constraints. Their burgeoning attraction ignites a passionate conflict between duty and desire, tradition and rebellion. As Amelia navigates the treacherous landscape of the ton, she must confront whether Cam, a man who longs for his own path, can be drawn into the very world he disdains, and if their undeniable chemistry can forge a future together.

Tempt Me at Twilight
Lisa Kleypas
In this captivating Victorian romance, Poppy Hathaway finds her world turned upside down when she meets the enigmatic hotel owner and inventor, Harry Rutledge. Despite his wealth and power, Harry harbors a dangerous secret, and when their burgeoning flirtation threatens Poppy's reputation, she makes a shocking decision to accept his proposal. While Harry offers Poppy passion, he struggles to offer her his trust, having kept the world at bay his entire life. As their desire deepens, an unseen enemy emerges, forcing Harry to confront his past and forge a true union of body and soul if he wishes to keep Poppy by his side.

Married by Morning
Lisa Kleypas
In this captivating installment of the beloved Hathaways series, a spirited companion finds herself drawn to the infuriatingly charming brother of her charges. What begins as a battle of wits and wills soon ignites into an undeniable passion, forcing them to confront their deepest desires and hidden secrets. As societal expectations and past deceptions threaten to tear them apart, they must decide if love is worth risking everything for. Lisa Kleypas masterfully weaves a tale of forbidden attraction, second chances, and the enduring power of the heart in Victorian London.