Real Housewives of publishing: Every book ever written by the Bravo reality stars

Let's face it: The Real Housewives are no longer just a frothy escape. Andy Cohen's reality TV franchise has become a phenomenon, taking wealthy suburban matriarchs and turning them into entrepreneurs, actresses, producers, momagers (looking at you, Lisa Rinna), pop stars, and, not least of all, best-selling authors. Here's a compilation of every book written by the Real Housewives mafia.

Lisa Rinna was a TV staple long before she joined the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. In this book, the beloved villain shares her "best-kept secrets" on everything from feeling sexy to staying fit to balancing work and family. Basically, Rinnovation is a Real Housewives bible. Buy it here.

Notorious for her outrageous mouth, Rinna teamed up with sex counselor Ian Kerner to write the ultimate guide to "mind-blowing" sex. It even includes a 10-step plan guaranteed to "rejuvenate" anyone's sex life. Buy it here.

Yes, Rinna is quite the prolific author. When she was presented with the opportunity to write a novel, she went for it. Starlit tells the story of the red carpets, flashing lights, and glamour of being a Hollywood A-lister. Sounds familiar, right? Buy it here.

This memoir tells the story of a small-town girl who built an award-winning career as a television producer before marrying a prince, Anthony Radziwill, and later encounters tragedy. Buy it here.

After writing her hard-hitting memoir, the Real Housewives of New York City cast member decided to write a witty book loosely inspired by the tragic events in her life. The novel tells the story of Claire Byrne, a glamorous 34-year-old Manhattanite, and her life after the death of her wealthy, famous, slightly older husband. Buy it here.

Brandi Glanville made a splash in Beverly Hills and quickly became the OG villain. She was loud, uncensored, and irreverent, thus making her one of the franchise's most beloved (and hated) housewives. With this hilarious memoir, she tells all. Buy it here.

In her second book, the Beverly Hills housewife shares everything she's learned while drinking and dating, from "why a man would wear his hat during sex" to "why you should close your legs when you get out of a car." Buy it here.

Erika Girardi, better known for her alter ego Erika Jayne, is one of the most successful pop stars to have emerged from the Bravo franchise. Although she's become a fan favorite for her straight-shooting attitude and glamorous lifestyle, there's a softer side to Girardi, too. In her first tell-all memoir, she spills the tea about her ascent to fame. Buy it here.

Model–turned–Real Housewife Yolanda Hadid was suddenly struck with a mysterious disease that flipped her life upside down. Her journey was captured by cameras and sparked controversy among her castmates, but out of her experience came out an eye-opening book about "courage and hope." Buy it here.

After her 20-year marriage crumbled right in front of the Bravo cameras, Ramona Singer gave fans an honest peek at her "emotional, dynamic," and entertaining life. Buy it here.

Growing up in the 90210 isn't easy — just ask Kyle Richards. In this book, she shares her tips on family, men, beauty, and, most deliciously, the perils of being rich and famous. Buy it here.

This is easily the toughest read on the list. After years of suffering in silence, Taylor Armstrong opened up about her abusive husband, Russell Armstrong, while also touching on her childhood and the process of healing after surviving domestic violence. Buy it here.

Besides being the richest Housewife from the Beverly Hills series, Lisa Vanderpump is also a divine entertainer. This book explains step by step how to achieve a "simply divine" fête à la Vanderpump. First rule? Rosé is a must. Buy it here.

Bethenny Frankel is one of the most successful entrepreneurial Housewives from any of the Bravo franchises. But it wasn't easy getting to the top and to "a place of yes." Here, she shares her 10 commandments to achieving your goals in life. Buy it here.

Relationships are tough, especially when trying to balance them on top of a professional life and reality show(s). Thankfully, Frankel has lived it all and breaks down her hard-learned wisdom into 10 steps for anyone who is ready to say yes to love. Buy it here.

The RHONY cast member has built an empire around being svelte. (Skinnygirl margarita, anyone?) With Naturally Thin, Frankel is ready to help her fans achieve a "healthier and thinner life" without giving up tasty meals, snacks, or drinks. Buy it here.

It is hard to imagine NeNe Leakes, one of the breakout stars from Andy Cohen's Housewives empire, sans glam squads, Glee cameos, or Fashion Police quips. The reality is that it took her years to overcome adversity, and she bares it all in this memoir. Buy it here.

After two successful books, Teresa Giudice is done flipping tables, turning up the heat in the kitchen instead. The Real Housewives of New Jersey queen shares her secrets to living "La Bella Vita — the 'skinny' way." Buy it here.

Giudice shares the secrets to her slender figure while enjoying the delights of authentic and inexpensive Italian food in this cookbook. Skinny Italian marked Giudice's transformation from fan-favorite Housewife to New York Times best-selling author. Buy it here.

Giudice reveals scans from her prison diary, describes the final moments with her husband Joe Giudice before he left for his own prison sentence, and offers much more in her first tell-all memoir. Buy it here.

In Giudice's next memoir, she describes returning home after serving a portion of her 15-month prison sentence and taking stock of her life. She reflects on the highs and lows of the previous year, including the passing of her mother. Buy it here.

Since becoming a countess by way of marriage to ex-husband Count Alexandre de Lesseps, this NYC housewife has asserted herself as an authority on conducting oneself with decorum. Her advice aims to teach readers to be socially graceful in every way. Buy it here.

Vicki Gunvalson may be a lot of things, but a slacker is not one of them. In this book, she describes how she pivoted from stay-at-home mom to entrepreneur, and advises others on how they can do the same. Buy it here.

Today, Alex McCord is a certified psychologist living with her family in Australia; more than a decade ago, she was a member of the original cast of The Real Housewives of New York City. During her four-season tenure on the show, McCord and her husband penned this book to share their wisdom on raising small children in a bustling metropolis. Buy it here.

Danielle Staub was embroiled in controversy following the publication of a book about her ex-husband (and confidential FBI informant) Kevin Maher. In The Naked Truth, the New Jersey Housewife reclaims her narrative. Whether it be modeling gigs, jail time, or exotic dancing, Staub isn't holding back. Buy it here.

Before joining the Housewives club, Eileen Davidson established herself as a daytime soap opera queen. With two Emmys under her belt and a couple of nominations, the actress decided to write a mystery inspired by the behind-the-scenes drama of daytime — mixed with a little murder. Buy it here.

The adventures of Davidson's fictional daytime queen, Alexis Peterson, continue as she tries to find out who's behind the disappearance of one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Buy it here.

Alexis Peterson finds herself mingling with Hugh Hefner in this third installment from Davidson. It's all fun and games until her friend is found dead, at which point she heads to Las Vegas and tries to avenge the woman's death. Buy it here.

The fourth installment in Davidson's Soap Opera mystery series finds amateur detective Alexis Peterson solving a mystery that "strikes too close to home." Buy it here.

Melissa Gorga, sister-in-law of fellow New Jersey Housewife Teresa Giudice, offers relationship advice to help readers achieve the level of bliss she has in her marriage to Joe Gorga. "Treat your husband like a king!" she writes. "And in return, you'll be treated like a queen!" Buy it here.

You might wonder: What sets apart the memoir of Aviva Drescher — the 5'10" blond bombshell who blew through The Real Housewives of New York City for seasons 5 and 6 — from the mounds of other Housewife memoirs? Well, does any other memoir detail the tragic loss of a leg and the numerous attempts to reattach it? We think not. Buy it here.

RHONJ favorite Caroline Manzo, who completed five seasons on the show before leaving in 2013, put her years of experience as a mother and businesswoman on paper to inform others on her path to success. Buy it here.

Former supermodel Cynthia Bailey and entrepreneur Peter Thomas may have divorced, but, once upon a time, they were in a happy (if, ahem, complicated) marriage. In 2013, the pair wrote this memoir chronicling the peaks and valleys of their relationship. Buy it here.

This guide from Orange County housewife Heather Dubrow and Dr. Terry Dubrow of E!'s Botched promises every treatment imaginable — new and tried-and-true — to slow or reverse signs of aging. Buy it here.

Former RHONY star Jill Zarin, who left after the fourth season, came together with her sister Lisa Wexler and their mother Gloria Kamen to compose this book of tips on dating, family, parenting, and money. Buy it here.

RHONJ's Siggy Flicker considers herself to be a relationship expert, and she's written a guide for readers to bask in all her wisdom. Buy it here.

Things get messy for a recent graduate and fashion designer in this work of fiction by Real Housewives of Atlanta's resident "bone carrier." Sasha is new to Atlanta, and her new friends — and love interest — keep things interesting with scandals and soirees as she tries not to get caught up in drama of her own. Buy it here.

Veteran actress Kim Fields, well known for her roles on The Facts of Life and Living Single, only completed one season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. In this autobiography, she gets personal about the four decades she's spent on screen and behind the camera. Buy it here.

What's sweeter than a Georgia peach? The irony that fired RHOA housewife Phaedra Parks felt qualified to write a guide to "being nice" and "never having an off moment." Parks was asked not to return to the show when it was revealed that she spread a damaging rumor that fellow castmate Kandi Burruss and her husband, Todd Tucker, were plotting to drug and rape Porsha Williams, the youngest of the group.

In this book, Parks aims to teach non-Southerners how to achieve the poise, professionalism, and wit of a Southern belle. Perhaps her advice should be taken with a grain of salt. Buy it here.