In fact, I didn’t feel like he changed all that much from beginning to end. I love a hero who has serious issues and needs to change because of love, but Devon isn’t it. It falls flat for me because the hero, Devon, is just kind of terrible. However, he also inherits the three sisters of the previous Earl as well as Kathleen, the former Earl’s wife. This book is about a rake (Devon) who inherits an earldom and has to take on a lot of responsibility as well as a huge amount of debt. There are a few exceptions but Cold Hearted Rake isn’t one of them. I have to be honest here: I didn’t love most of the books in the Ravenels series. However, if you prefer to go in totally blind without a clue pertaining to the characters or plot, then you may want to skip the Lisa Kleypas books you haven’t read yet in this post. I do give some info that can generally be found on the back cover/online blurb, but I won’t say anything that will outright ruin the read for you. I try my hardest not to outright spoil any of these Lisa Kleypas books here. Thanks! Will This Post Include Lisa Kleypas Book Spoilers? At no extra cost to you, a small percentage of your purchase will go towards keeping this blog alive and mostly ad free.

You might love the books I didn’t care for and vice versa!ĭisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. However, keep in mind that every review here is a matter of preference. Here is a list of Lisa Kleypas books ranked from A-Z! These are my personal favorites that I think you will love as much as I did. I often get asked what my favorite Kleypas books are so I’m putting together this post as a personal reference guide! If you have similar taste as me in the romance department, then you’ll probably love some of the books that rank highly on this list. In fact, I’ve read most of her books at least twice. When I first began reading historical romance, I quickly devoured everything by Lisa Kleypas, from her oldest books to her newest series. However, most romance fans know that Lisa Kleypas is the OG historical romance writer of our time for a reason. Nowadays, there are so many different types of romances available that it can be hard to pick out which one you want to read next. But it didn’t matter to me because I loved them all! There was something about reading these predictable stories that made me feel good inside – like everything in the world was going to be alright no matter what happened outside of those pages. The books were always the same: a virginal heroine, a dark and brooding hero, and an ending where they live happily ever after. It all started with a Lisa Klepyas book and that was it – I was hooked.

I’ve been a romance novel addict for as long as I can remember.

Devil in winter