Regency
Murder at Half-Moon Gate
This is a thoroughly enjoyable Regency thriller/mystery novel in the same vein and era as The Alienist. The story centers…
The Duke of Her Desire
This sweet, sedate sequel to An Unlikely Duke turns to Lady Amelia, suddenly elevated from the slums of St. Giles…
The Unlikely Master Genius
Editors' choice
It’s always time to rejoice when a new Regency-set series debuts from the imagination of Carla Kelly. This time, we…
Perception and Illusion
Writing good historical romance is an art. While often dismissed as being light on historical details and heavy on the…
Someone to Care
A lady and a gentleman meet by accident at a country inn, and both decide to run off together for…
An Inconvenient Beauty
Griffith, Duke of Riverton, decides to follow rational principles when he selects a bride, but his choice, Miss Frederica St.…
The Ladies of Ivy Cottage
Klassen’s sweet, Regency-set historical takes up where Tales From Ivy Hill left off, returning to the quaint Wiltshire village of…
Duke Du Jour
In this entertaining Regency timeslip romance, the present-day Duke of Reston, Jared Langley, tumbles back to 1816 and into the…
Devotion
Devotion is Meg Kerr’s second sequel to Pride and Prejudice, following Experience (2011). At first I thought it would be…
A Contrary Wind
A Contrary Wind: A Variation on Mansfield Park continues the story of the delicate and over-emotional Fanny Price, my least…
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