Browsing: Historical Romance

Prequel to the Legendary Bastards of the Crown Series.Lady Annalyse Granville is a cursed second-born twin. Because of superstition and…

Rook and his brothers are the bastard sons of King Edward III, who attempted to kill them at birth. Rook’s heart has been hardened, but when he meets Calliope, he begins to question his ruthless ways…

On his most recent raid, Reed, a bastard son of King Edward III, encounters his childhood sweetheart, Maggie — and finds that their old flame still burns.

In a plan to infiltrate the castle walls of her clan’s enemy, fierce Spring is married off to laird Shaw. But everything changes when she learns her life has been a lie, and she starts to fall for the man she married…

An impromptu pretend wedding between young Lily Scott and her best friend’s brother, Henry Dalton, seemed perfectly harmless — until Henry swears that she is to be his forever, making her go weak in the knees… A captivating Regency romance!

Donet duology, book 2, a Georgian romance.

“An outstanding example of historical fiction” (Booklist) based on true events: In 18th-century South Carolina, Eliza becomes determined to learn the secret behind producing lucrative indigo dye — and save her family from financial ruin. “Captivating” (Publishers Weekly), with over 9,500 five-star Goodreads ratings!

When the arrogant Earl of Gloucester agrees to help his sister’s best friend navigate the London social season, their unlikely friendship turns into a scandalous romance! George and Abigail throw caution to the wind in this delightful Regency tale.

When Lady Amelia Atherton and Commander Samuel Beresford join forces to unravel a mystery, they can’t stand each other — yet they can’t help but fall in love! A twist of fate unites a mismatched pair in this Regency romance.

To seek vengeance on a notorious rake, Ned, the Earl of Stranraer, infiltrates his household disguised as a servant. But a headstrong lady determined to learn the art of seduction stands in his way… Will he end up receiving a lesson on love instead?