
The Abduction and Seduction
historical romance
Series · historical romance
The With This Ring series by Suzanne Enoch has 3 known books (3 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Reforming a Rake (2000).
Start here: Reforming a Rake (2000) — 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.
Reforming a Rake opens the trilogy in 2000 at 384 pages, launching Suzanne Enoch's close circle of aristocratic friends whose reputations and romantic prospects are entangled with each other's.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Reforming a RakeMeet Me at Midnight followed the same year, 2000, the second of two books Suzanne Enoch published that year, continuing the entangled reputations and romantic prospects of the same close aristocratic circle.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Meet Me at MidnightA Matter of Scandal closed the trilogy in 2001, following the third member of the social circle toward an unlikely match and completing the pattern of tightly connected courtships Enoch would carry into her later series work.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of A Matter of ScandalWith This Ring is a Regency romance trilogy from Suzanne Enoch centered on a close circle of aristocratic friends and siblings whose reputations and romantic prospects are entangled with each other's. Reforming a Rake and Meet Me at Midnight, both published in 2000, launch the series, and A Matter of Scandal (2001) closes it out, each following a different member of the group toward an unlikely match.
The trilogy marks an early, formative stretch of Enoch's career, coming just after her Bancroft Brothers duology and setting a pattern -- a tight social circle providing the connective tissue between otherwise self-contained courtships -- that recurs throughout her later series work.
Three: Reforming a Rake (2000), Meet Me at Midnight (2000), and A Matter of Scandal (2001).
A shared social circle of aristocratic friends and siblings -- each book follows a different member of that circle toward their own romance.
Publication order: Reforming a Rake, then Meet Me at Midnight, then A Matter of Scandal.
No -- it's a standalone trilogy, unconnected to her later Griffin Family or Lessons in Love series.
None has been announced as of August 2026; the trilogy appears complete.
Reading order last verified .