Browsing: Historical Romance

A Texan historical romance: As Gabriella celebrates Christmas with her large San Antonio family, doctor Luke arrives in town. Gabriella and the newcomer can’t deny their growing feelings for one another, but will the secrets of Luke’s past keep them apart?

A charming historical romance from the minds behind the hit CW show Jane the Virgin: In 1902 Miami, Josephine must face an unexpected pregnancy… not to mention a sizzling love triangle!

Victoria’s true love — Nathaniel, the Earl of Exeter — died years ago, so she married another man. Now she’s the widowed Viscountess Waters, and all she wants is to protect her son… until Nathaniel returns, very much alive! “Christi Caldwell is a must-read” (Mary Balogh).

From a USA Today bestselling author: K.C. Granger has spent most of her life dressing and acting like a man — including becoming sheriff of her small Montana town. But when she asks the sexy blacksmith to serve as her deputy, she awakens romantic feelings she never thought to experience…

1375 A.D. – When Sir Christopher “Kit” Emory’s beloved mother falls ill, he decides to seek the help of someone…

A brilliant mystery set in 16th-century London: Mallory, the daughter of a locksmith, enters the dangerous world of espionage by becoming the protégée of Queen Elizabeth’s spymaster. But when she uncovers a conspiracy that threatens the kingdom, she must make a life-altering choice…

Shortly after Elizabeth Bennet refuses Fitzwilliam Darcy’s offer of marriage, he becomes convinced her reproofs were correct and determines to…

While taking a solitary ramble on her father’s estate, Elizabeth Bennet finds an injured woman, cares for her, and helps…

Since ancient times, every Halloween, the ritual of Sanun is performed, freeing the dead to interact with the living for…

Lady Gwendolyn reluctantly awaits the nobleman she is supposed to marry. But Sir Aiden isn’t the cold-hearted warrior she was expecting — and their attraction unleashes a passion no one can control! “Diana Cosby is superbly talented” (Cathy Maxwell).