Books in the series Montague Siblings

The Lady's Guide to Petticoats and Piracy is a thrilling historical adventure that follows Felicity Montague, a young woman determined to become a doctor in an 18th-century world that refuses to let women study medicine. While this is the second book in the Montague Siblings series, it stands brilliantly on its own, shifting the focus to Felicity's fierce ambition and her refusal to conform to societal expectations. When a mysterious heiress offers her a chance to reach a legendary physician, Felicity embarks on a perilous journey that takes her from London to Zurich and across the high seas.

This book is perfect for readers who love strong-willed heroines and stories that prioritize female friendship and career aspirations over traditional romance. It is an ideal choice for fans of historical fiction who enjoy a touch of scientific wonder and maritime adventure. Mackenzi Lee expertly balances sharp humor with a deep exploration of the barriers women faced in the Enlightenment era, making it a great choice for readers interested in STEM history and feminist narratives.

Highlights:

• A fierce, aromantic protagonist who prioritizes her medical career and personal autonomy.
• An exciting globe-trotting journey featuring pirates, ancient maps, and mythical sea creatures.
• A powerful focus on female solidarity and the different ways women navigate a patriarchal society.
• A witty and fast-paced narrative that blends historical detail with modern sensibilities.

The Nobleman's Guide to Scandal and Shipwrecks is the thrilling and emotional conclusion to Mackenzi Lee's beloved Montague Siblings series. This historical adventure follows Adrian Montague, the youngest of the siblings, who is struggling with the weight of family expectations and his own worsening anxiety. When he discovers a mysterious spyglass left behind by his mother, he embarks on a journey across Europe and the Atlantic to find the brother and sister he never knew he had. It is a perfect choice for readers who love high-stakes adventures blended with deep emotional resonance.

Ideal for fans of character-driven historical fiction, this book explores complex themes of mental health and the bonds of family. Adrian's journey is not just one of physical travel, but of self-acceptance and understanding his place in a world that feels increasingly overwhelming. Parents and educators will appreciate the sensitive portrayal of OCD and anxiety within a historical context, making it a great choice for older teens looking for stories that reflect their own internal struggles while providing an escapist, swashbuckling plot.

Highlights:

• A poignant exploration of mental health and anxiety in a historical setting.
• A grand-scale adventure featuring shipwrecks, secret societies, and family mysteries.
• The heartwarming reunion of the Montague siblings (Monty, Felicity, and Adrian).
• Richly researched historical details that bring 18th-century Europe to life.