Regency
Sylvia Meyer, M.D.: Sometime, Somewhere
In this quietly intriguing novel, Dr. Sylvia Meyer suddenly finds herself plucked from the 21st century and mysteriously transported to…
Lady Helen Finds Her Song
When Lady Helen Poulter accompanies her mother and new stepfather, Brigadier-General Jim Stackhouse, to India in 1813, she is enthralled…
Temptations of a Wallflower
To a modern reader, marriage between a duke’s daughter and an earl’s son would seem unremarkable, other than as a…
Love and Friendship
Love and Friendship was written when Jane Austen was 14 and foreshadows the conflict between moral obligation and individual desire…
Late Harvest
Exmoor, England, early 19th century. Peggy Shawe inherits the family farm when her father dies, although marriage means that her…
The Viscount Needs a Wife
The late, great Jo Beverley has another hit with The Viscount Needs a Wife. Her well-researched plot and expert characterization…
If the Earl Only Knew
Lady Kate Ashton and John Arlington, Earl of Wynbrook, are anxious to avoid each other, though the reasons are complicated.…
A Shackled Inheritance
In 1810 Glasgow, 26-year-old Miss Abigail Carrick is grief-stricken upon the death of her father. She’s visited by Euan, a…
The Painter’s Daughter
This is an intriguing if somewhat predictable love story with religious undertones set in 19th-century England. Captain Stephen Overtree, a…
A Spy’s Devotion
In Book One of the Regency Spies of London Series, Julia Grey has problems. First of all, she is struggling…
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