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The Griffin Family

by Suzanne Enoch

The Griffin Family series by Suzanne Enoch has 4 known books (4 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Sin and Sensibility (2004).

Books
4 known books (4 novels)
Published
4
First published
2004
Status
completed
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Start here: Sin and Sensibility (2004) — then read straight through in publication order.

Book one

Cover of Sin and Sensibility

Sin and Sensibility (2004)

Reading order

The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.

  1. Sin and Sensibility

    Novel

    Sin and Sensibility (2004) opens The Griffin Family, following one of the tightly bonded aristocratic Griffin siblings through London society's marriage market, with the family's shared household and reputation setting up the connective tissue for the three books that follow.

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  2. An Invitation to Sin

    Novel

    An Invitation to Sin (2005) turns to another Griffin sibling's turn at London's marriage market, continuing Suzanne Enoch's pattern of letting each sibling's scandal or triumph reflect on the rest of the family.

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  3. Something Sinful

    Novel

    Something Sinful (2006) is the third entry, following yet another Griffin sibling toward their own match while the family's collective standing in society keeps raising the stakes for all of them.

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  4. Sins of a Duke

    Novel

    Sins of a Duke (2007, 384 pages) closes out The Griffin Family quartet, following Something Sinful and bringing the last Griffin sibling to their own match within the same socially entangled family saga.

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About The Griffin Family

The Griffin Family follows a large, tightly bonded set of aristocratic siblings -- the Griffins -- as each navigates London society's marriage market in turn. Sin and Sensibility (2004) opens the series, followed by An Invitation to Sin (2005) and Something Sinful (2006), with Sins of a Duke (2007) closing out the quartet. Each novel follows a different Griffin sibling toward their own match, with the family's shared household and reputation as connective tissue.

Enoch builds the series around the family's collective standing in society -- each sibling's scandal or triumph reflects on the others -- giving the four books a slightly higher-stakes, more socially entangled feel than her earlier trios like Lessons in Love or With This Ring.

Frequently asked questions

How many books are in The Griffin Family series?

Four: Sin and Sensibility (2004), An Invitation to Sin (2005), Something Sinful (2006), and Sins of a Duke (2007).

What connects The Griffin Family books?

All four follow siblings of the same aristocratic Griffin family, whose shared reputation and household connect each sibling's individual romance.

What order should I read The Griffin Family in?

Publication order: Sin and Sensibility, An Invitation to Sin, Something Sinful, then Sins of a Duke.

Is The Griffin Family connected to Enoch's other series?

No -- it's a standalone quartet, unconnected to her Lessons in Love or Notorious Gentlemen series.

Is a fifth Griffin Family book planned?

None has been announced as of August 2026; the series appears complete.

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