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16 past books matching Regency Romance
A good pick for fans of wallflower friendships, enemies-to-lovers tension, protective heroines, and rakish Regency heroes.
The Earl Not Taken
Historical Fiction · Romance · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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Penelope “Poppy” Arrington asks longtime adversary Rhys Draper, Earl of Marsden, to help investigate the stranger her friend is expected to marry. Their uneasy alliance revives an old rivalry and sparks attraction, with a 4.0-star rating from more than 600 Amazon reviewers. A good pick for fans of wallflower friendships, enemies-to-lovers tension, protective heroines, and rakish Regency heroes.
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Left standing on the side while their contemporaries marry into society, four young ladies forge a bond to guard each other from a similar fate . . .
Finishing school failed to make a proper lady of Penelope Arrington. But as a Wallflower of West Lane, Poppy has a far more vital role—she and her three best friends have made a pact to protect each other from the clutches of dangerous, disreputable men. So when one of them is about to be married off to a duke sight unseen, Poppy makes it her mission to divine the prospective husband’s true character. If only she didn’t require the aid of London’s most unsuitable rake.
Rhys Draper, Earl of Marsden, has known the headstrong Poppy since she was a young girl naïve to the ways of men. To her eternal chagrin—and to his vague amusement—they have been at odds over the memory of embarrassing first encounter all these years. Now, with his services in need, Rhys sees a chance to finally clear the air between them. Instead, he is surprised by the heat of their feelings. If the two do not tread carefully, they may end up in a most agreeably compromising position . . .
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Best for readers who like Regency romantic comedy with sharp banter, harmless pranks, ballroom mischief, and a rogue who falls hard.
When a Rogue is in Vogue
Romance · Historical Fiction · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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When a Rogue is in Vogue follows Lady Esme Jones, who has no intention of being matched with the most sensible man in London, and James Dearborn, a carefree rake who joins her in a Mutual Mischief Society to dodge the ton’s matchmakers. Best for readers who like Regency romantic comedy with sharp banter, harmless pranks, ballroom mischief, and a rogue who falls hard.
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Lady Esme Jones has no intention of being auctioned off to the “most sensible” man in London—no matter how tirelessly her brother, Viscount Woodmere, tries to arrange it. Determined to survive the Season on her own terms, Esme finds an unexpected ally in James Dearborn, Viscount Redford: a carefree rake with a wicked grin, an even wicked-er tongue, and a talent for turning social rules into sport.
Together they quietly found a “Mutual Mischief Society,” devoted to harmless pranks and artful escapes from the ton’s most determined matchmakers. What begins as a simple pact—Redford helps Esme outmaneuver relentless matchmaking, and Esme helps Redford prove he’s more than a charming scandal magnet—quickly spirals into modiste mayhem, ballroom mischief, and one spectacular tumble into Hyde Park’s waters.
Somewhere between laughter and stolen glances, Esme must decide whether she can trust a rogue with her heart… and whether Redford can stop joking long enough to ask for it.
When a Rogue is in Vogue is a sparkling Regency romantic comedy filled with sharp banter, mutual mischief, and a rake who falls hard for the one woman determined not to be anyone’s sensible choice.
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Safety and freedom collide when a young woman fleeing exploitation takes refuge in the household of a guarded doctor already circling a deadly mystery.
A Lesson in Scandal
Romance · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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Safety and freedom collide when a young woman fleeing exploitation takes refuge in the household of a guarded doctor already circling a deadly mystery. In A Lesson in Scandal, Sofia Moorland’s herbal knowledge earns her a place beside Reid Gentry, but suspicion, proximity, and a marriage of convenience pull them into something far riskier than either expected. A slow-burn historical romance threaded with danger and scandal.
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A slow-burn historical romance featuring a runaway herbalist, a brooding doctor, a deadly mystery, and a marriage of convenience that was never meant to turn into love.
Having read a secret letter, Sofia Moorland knows of her stepmother’s wicked plan to auction her virtue. With danger looming, escape is her only option. Armed with a knowledge of herbalism, she seeks refuge working for the brooding doctor, Mr Gentry. But freedom comes at a price—and Mr Gentry soon holds more than her fate in his skilled hands.
Reid Gentry never planned to hire a woman, yet Miss Moorland’s sharp wit and hidden passion prove an irresistible temptation. With patients dying under suspicious circumstances, Reid is determined to uncover the truth. But the more he delves into the mystery, the more he becomes ensnared in a web of secrets and scandal. And as the danger grows, so does his desire for Sofia.
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How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days fits historical romance readers who want sparkling banter, enemies-to-lovers tension, social maneuvering, and a witty Regency setup built for romantic…
How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days
Romance · Historical Romance · Regency Romance · RomCom
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Lydia has ten days to sabotage a secret engagement to the most eligible lord in England without destroying her reputation, which would be easier if he were less persistent and the chemistry were less annoying. How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days fits historical romance readers who want sparkling banter, enemies-to-lovers tension, social maneuvering, and a witty Regency setup built for romantic chaos.
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‘Sophie Irwin is an exciting and original voice. She's a must-buy author for me’ Taylor Jenkins Reid
'I simply couldn't put this book down. Joyous, hilarious and full of sparkling enemies-to-lovers tension, it has everything you could want in a regency romcom’ Beth O’Leary, The Flat Share
From the Sunday Times bestselling author comes a delicious new romance…
He wants a wife. She wants to be jilted. This. Is. War.
Rich, handsome and titled Lord Ashford has every lady in England longing for his hand in marriage.
Everyone, that is, except Miss Lydia Hanworth – the only young woman Ashford wishes to marry.
Pressured into accepting Ashford’s proposal, the announcement must be kept secret for ten days. Can Lydia free herself from her obligations before the engagement is publicly announced, without ruining her reputation? You can achieve an awful lot in ten days, after all…
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Ideal for readers looking for queer historical romance, a trans lead, class differences, dry wit, and a slow-burning relationship.
A Gentleman’s Gentleman
LGBTQIA+ · Romance · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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A Lambda Literary Award winner and USA Today bestseller, this Regency romance follows Christopher, a trans earl who must marry before his twenty-fifth birthday to retain his title and estate. His plans grow complicated when he hires the handsome James Harding as his valet and their uneasy friendship develops into something more, with a 3.9-star average from more than 4,800 Goodreads ratings. Ideal for readers looking for queer historical romance, a trans lead, class differences, dry wit, and a slow-burning relationship.
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WINNER OF THE LAMBDA LITERARY AWARD FOR LGBTQ+ ROMANCE
A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLE BOOK • A USA TODAY BESTSELLER • From the acclaimed author of Chef's Kiss, a groundbreaking trans Regency romance that's both delightfully witty and refreshingly iconoclastic.
“A Gentleman’s Gentleman is a thoroughly charming confection of a romance. If you’re looking for a tender, gentle slow burn, this is the book for you.” —Cat Sebastian, author of We Could Be So Good
The notoriously eccentric Lord Christopher Eden is a “man of unusual make” and even more unusual habits: he prefers to live far from the prying eyes and ears of the ton, and would rather have the comfortable company of his childhood cook and his aged butler than the swarm of servants and hangers-on befitting a man of his station. But Christopher’s pleasant, if occasionally lonely life is upended when he receives word from his lawyers that, according to his late father’s will, he must find a wife by the end of the Season if he intends to keep his family’s fortune and the Eden estate. Christopher cannot imagine a worse fate: as he isn’t attracted to women, his chances of making a wife happy are slim. Furthermore, if his quest to marry has any hope of succeeding, he must move to London posthaste and acquire some more suitable staff.
Enter James Harding, Christopher’s new, distractingly handsome—if rigidly traditional—valet. After a rocky start, the two strike up a fragile friendship amid the throes of the London Season . . . a friendship that threatens to shatter under the looming shadow of Christopher’s impending nuptials—and the secrets both men are keeping. With its heady combination of dry wit, slow-burn romance, and a nuanced portrait of trans identity, A Gentleman’s Gentleman stands to transform the historical romance genre as we know it.
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A teasing wager leads to an unexpected affair between Lady Diana Templeton and the infuriatingly charming Marquess of Willingham.
To Love and to Loathe
Romance · Regency Romance
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A teasing wager leads to an unexpected affair between Lady Diana Templeton and the infuriatingly charming Marquess of Willingham. What begins as a game of pride and pleasure soon turns into something dangerously close to love. 4.0 stars on Amazon and 3.5 on Goodreads for Martha Waters’s To Love and to Loathe, a witty Regency romantic comedy.
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Widowed and witty, Lady Diana Templeton has made an art of sparring with Jeremy, Marquess of Willingham. Their sharp-tongued banter is the talk of every ballroom in London. When a teasing wager turns into an outrageous proposition, neither expects it to lead anywhere but scandal.
Jeremy, stung by a lover’s criticism, proposes a temporary affair in exchange for Diana’s unvarnished opinion. She agrees, seeing the arrangement as both amusement and strategy to win their bet. But at a fortnight-long house party, desire complicates every plan.
Between gossiping guests, meddling relatives, and unexpected tenderness, two longtime adversaries discover that the greatest risk is falling in love.
Martha Waters’s To Love and to Loathe is a sparkling Regency romp praised for its wit, warmth, and irresistible charm.
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A sharp fit for readers who enjoy queer historical romance, grumpy and charming opposites, social maneuvering, and rogues seeking redemption.
The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting
LGBTQIA+ · Romance · Gay Romance · Regency Romance
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Robin Loxleigh and his sister charm their way into the Season, but when Robin targets Sir John Hartlebury’s heiress niece, the suspicious baronet is determined to expose him as a fortune hunter. As Hart and Robin begin to understand each other, distrust turns into unexpected affection, with a 4.6-star rating from more than 2,300 Amazon reviewers. A sharp fit for readers who enjoy queer historical romance, grumpy and charming opposites, social maneuvering, and rogues seeking redemption.
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Robin Loxleigh and his sister Marianne are the hit of the Season, so attractive and delightful that nobody looks behind their pretty faces.
Until Robin sets his sights on Sir John Hartlebury's heiress niece. The notoriously graceless baronet isn't impressed by good looks or fooled by false charm. He's sure Robin is a liar, a fortune hunter, and a heartless, greedy fraud - and he'll protect his niece, whatever it takes.
Then, just when Hart thinks he has Robin at his mercy, things take a sharp left turn. And as the grumpy baronet and the glib fortune hunter start to understand each other, they also find themselves starting to care - more than either of them thought possible.
But Robin's cheated and lied and let people down for money. Can a professional rogue earn an honest happy ever after?
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Kathleen Baldwin’s A School for Unusual Girls—called “completely original and totally engrossing” by Meg Cabot—mixes Regency romance and espionage with 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon.
A School For Unusual Girls
Romance · Teen + Young Adult · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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Kathleen Baldwin’s A School for Unusual Girls—called “completely original and totally engrossing” by Meg Cabot—mixes Regency romance and espionage with 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon. At Stranje House, rebellious girls are trained as spies, not wives, and Georgie must partner with a dashing inventor to help win a war without losing her heart.
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In 1814, Britain is at war on four fronts, Europe is in ruins, and Stranje House hides one of England’s most dangerous secrets. Officially, it’s where rebellious young ladies are “reformed” into perfect society wives. In reality, Headmistress Emma Stranje trains them as spies and diplomats.
After setting her father’s stables ablaze during a scientific experiment, Miss Georgiana Fitzwilliam is sent to Stranje House. Georgie has no interest in becoming a docile debutante—she plans to escape.
But when she’s paired with the infuriatingly brilliant Lord Sebastian Wyatt to develop invisible ink for the war effort, plans change. Soon she’s navigating espionage, sabotage, and a war that could consume them both.
Because in this school, survival means learning to fight with brains, bravery, and maybe even your heart.
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Part of the bestselling Bedwyn Saga, it’s perfect for fans of clever heroines and noble rogues.
Slightly Sinful
Historical Fiction · Romance · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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A nobleman with amnesia. A desperate woman with a plan. Slightly Sinful by Mary Balogh is a delicious Regency romance packed with scandal, masquerades, and heart-melting passion. Part of the bestselling Bedwyn Saga, it’s perfect for fans of clever heroines and noble rogues. Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars on Amazon. One pretend marriage, one unforgettable love.
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Lord Alleyne Bedwyn wakes up in a brothel with no memory of who he is or how he got there. All he knows is that the beautiful woman caring for him is the only thing that feels real—and he’ll do anything to keep her close.
Rachel York has secrets of her own. Left penniless and desperate, she plans to reclaim her stolen inheritance. The wounded stranger she rescued may be her best chance, but there’s a catch: they’ll need to pose as husband and wife.
What begins as a daring ruse quickly becomes something neither expected—dangerous desire, whispered scandal, and the kind of love that rewrites their fates.
Slightly Sinful is a passionate, witty Regency romance from Mary Balogh’s beloved Bedwyn Saga. Pretending never felt so real.
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An arranged marriage.
A Marriage of Inconvenience
Romance · Regency Romance
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An arranged marriage. A mutual deception. A buried treasure. In A Marriage of Inconvenience, M. C. Beaton spins a delightful Regency romance where secrets unravel and love blooms in the most inconvenient places. Fans of witty banter, reluctant romance, and hidden identities will be thoroughly charmed. Don’t miss this clever and heartwarming tale from a beloved bestselling author.
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Isabella has refused proposal after proposal, determined to marry for love—not convenience. But after two failed seasons, her exasperated parents arrange a match. To her surprise, her intended, the seemingly foppish Harry, wants nothing more than a name-only marriage.
What neither knows is that both are hiding behind carefully crafted façades. Isabella isn’t the haughty beauty society thinks she is, and Harry’s dandyish charm masks a keen mind and adventurous spirit.
When a secret treasure hunt and a vengeful suitor throw them together, their fake union turns into a thrilling game of truth and temptation. As masks slip and hearts clash, Isabella and Harry discover that behind every inconvenience lies an unexpected chance at love.
The only thing more scandalous than their arrangement? Falling for it.
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In My Inconvenient Duke (4.3 stars, USA Today bestseller), Loretta Chase delivers a second-chance Regency romance full of wit, heartache, and undeniable heat.
My Inconvenient Duke
Romance · Regency Romance
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In My Inconvenient Duke (4.3 stars, USA Today bestseller), Loretta Chase delivers a second-chance Regency romance full of wit, heartache, and undeniable heat. Lady Alice must marry fast—and the only man who can save her future is the one who broke her heart. Smart, swoony, and sharp, this one's for historical romance lovers who crave emotion and banter. Start reading now!
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Of all the dukes in England, why must it be him?
Lady Alice Ancaster needs to marry—immediately. Her brother’s recklessness risks everything, including their title and fortune. If he dies in a duel, their despicable cousin inherits the dukedom… and Alice’s freedom.
Enter the infuriating Duke of Blackwood: her brother’s best friend, her childhood confidant, and the man who once broke her heart. Years ago, he chose wild living over a future with Alice. Now, he’s back—brooding, brilliant, inconveniently heroic—and determined to help.
Their past crackles with regret. Their present sizzles with longing. But trust doesn’t come easy, and time is running out.
Alice must decide: can she risk her heart a second time on the man who once shattered it?
Because love might be inconvenient—but it’s impossible to ignore.
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With 4.5 stars on Amazon and a #BookTok favorite, Bridgerton: Daphne’s Story is the swoonworthy inspiration for Season One of the hit Netflix series.
Bridgerton: Daphne’s Story
Romance · Historical Romance · Regency Romance
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With 4.5 stars on Amazon and a #BookTok favorite, Bridgerton: Daphne’s Story is the swoonworthy inspiration for Season One of the hit Netflix series. Julia Quinn’s Regency classic blends fake dating, scandal, and smoldering tension into a romance you won’t put down. Join Daphne and Simon’s charade—fall in love for real. Click to dive in!
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Daphne Bridgerton is charming, witty, and well-bred—but still single, and London’s matchmaking mothers are starting to whisper.
Simon Basset, Duke of Hastings, has vowed never to marry, making him the season’s most infuriatingly eligible bachelor. To dodge the onslaught of ambitious mamas, he strikes a deal with Daphne: a fake courtship. She’ll gain desirable attention. He’ll gain peace.
But as their charade unfolds across glittering ballrooms and whispered promenades, flirtation turns to something dangerously real. Every lingering glance and stolen touch makes it harder to remember their agreement—this isn’t meant to be love.
Yet hearts don’t always follow the rules of high society.
Will Simon risk everything to claim the love he never thought he wanted?
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