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The Scandalous Highlanders series by Suzanne Enoch has 5 known books (5 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with One Hot Scot (2013).
Start here: One Hot Scot (2013) — 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.
One Hot Scot (2013) opens Scandalous Highlanders, Suzanne Enoch's move into Scottish-set historical romance following Highland lairds navigating the culture clash between rugged Scotland and genteel English society, at a slim 84 pages.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of One Hot ScotThe Devil Wears Kilts followed One Hot Scot in Scandalous Highlanders as the second entry, also in 2013, continuing the series' punning, pop-culture-inflected titles and lighter, more contemporary comic voice.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Devil Wears KiltsScandalous Highlanders continues with Rogue with a Brogue, the third entry, released in 2014 at 352 pages, keeping to Enoch's marriage-of-convenience and reformed-rake structures against a Highland backdrop.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Rogue with a BrogueAt 550 pages, Mad, Bad, and Dangerous in Plaid is the longest book in Scandalous Highlanders to date, published in 2015, continuing the English-versus-Scottish culture clash that runs through the series.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Mad, Bad, and Dangerous in PlaidPublished in 2015, Some Like It Scot is the fifth and final installment of Scandalous Highlanders, closing out Suzanne Enoch's run of Highland lairds and their genteel English matches.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Some Like It ScotScandalous Highlanders is Suzanne Enoch's move into Scottish-set historical romance, following a cast of Highland lairds and clan-connected women navigating the culture clash between rugged Scotland and genteel English society. One Hot Scot (2013) opens the series, followed the same year by The Devil Wears Kilts, then Rogue with a Brogue (2014), Mad, Bad, and Dangerous in Plaid (2015) and Some Like It Scot (2015) closing out the run.
The series' punning, pop-culture-inflected titles signal a lighter, more contemporary comic voice than Enoch's Regency ballroom series, with the Highland setting and English-versus-Scottish culture clash providing fresh terrain for the marriage-of-convenience and reformed-rake structures she's built her career on.
Five: One Hot Scot (2013), The Devil Wears Kilts (2013), Rogue with a Brogue (2014), Mad, Bad, and Dangerous in Plaid (2015), and Some Like It Scot (2015).
Yes -- it's set in the Scottish Highlands rather than London ballrooms, following lairds and clan-connected women rather than the English peerage of her earlier series.
Not strictly -- each book follows a different couple with a self-contained romance, though publication order is the conventional sequence.
No -- despite the similar Scottish setting and titling style, Scandalous Highlanders is a standalone series, distinct from Enoch's later No Ordinary Hero and Wild Wicked Highlanders books.
None has been announced as of August 2026; the series appears complete.
Reading order last verified .