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historical romantic suspense
Series · historical romance
The No Ordinary Hero series by Suzanne Enoch has 3 known books (3 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Hero in the Highlands (2016).
Start here: Hero in the Highlands (2016) — then read straight through in publication order.
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
Hero in the Highlands is the opening book in Suzanne Enoch's No Ordinary Hero trilogy, a historical romance published in 2016. It's followed by My One True Highlander and then A Devil in Scotland, which closes out the three-book series.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Hero in the HighlandsMy One True Highlander is the second entry in Suzanne Enoch's No Ordinary Hero trilogy, published in 2017. It follows Hero in the Highlands and precedes the series' closing volume, A Devil in Scotland.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of My One True HighlanderA Devil in Scotland closes out Suzanne Enoch's three-book No Ordinary Hero trilogy, published in 2018. It follows My One True Highlander as the final installment in a historical romance series that ran from 2016 to 2018.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of A Devil in ScotlandNo Ordinary Hero continues Suzanne Enoch's run of Scottish Highland romances, following a new set of lairds and their English or Scottish matches. Hero in the Highlands (2016) opens the trilogy, followed by My One True Highlander (2017) and A Devil in Scotland (2018), each pairing a differently unconventional hero with a heroine who upends his plans.
Coming directly after Enoch's Scandalous Highlanders series, No Ordinary Hero continues the same Highland setting and culture-clash premise with a fresh cast, giving Enoch's Scottish romance output a substantial, multi-series run through the mid-to-late 2010s.
Three: Hero in the Highlands (2016), My One True Highlander (2017), and A Devil in Scotland (2018).
No -- despite the shared Scottish Highland setting and similar tone, they're separate series with different casts of characters.
Not strictly -- each book follows a different hero with a self-contained romance, though publication order is the conventional sequence.
No -- it's a standalone trilogy, separate from Enoch's later Wild Wicked Highlanders series.
None has been announced as of August 2026; the trilogy appears complete.
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