Browsing: Victorian Romance

Luke has a bright future — until a run-in with powerful Sir Henry Abbott earns him 15 years on a remote Tasmanian prison farm. After he escapes, he must contend with betrayal, vengeance, and forbidden love in this vibrant novel from an author of “lovely, lyrical prose” (The Australian).

A fake fiancé and a Christmas engagement are a recipe for trouble in this delightful holiday romp featuring New York…

Miss Caroline Crispin is on top of the world. But she’s about to take a painful fall.As the daughter of…

The bastard son of a duke, Blake is one of the richest men in Victorian London, and he’s hell-bent on destroying his father. But his plans never included falling for the woman betrothed to his father’s legitimate son!

Pregnant and alone, Lady Isabella almost drowns near a decaying mansion in the woods. But when a wild stranger named Henry rescues her, an unlikely passion sparks a second chance for romance.

Bluestocking Lady Lavinia is more interested in science than in Society, but when an anonymous poet praises her, she suddenly has several suitors. She’s less than pleased, which surprises the mysterious writer — who is, in fact, the rakish Marquess of Northam… From a USA Today bestselling author!

A sexy Georgian Romance as only bestselling author Maggi Andersen can deliver!A country-bred girl, Kate Bancroft always intended to marry…

After three months of marriage, the husband of Lady Rosalind Branson falls to his death down the stairs of a…

“Julie Anne Long reinvents the historical romance for modern readers” (Amanda Quick): Delilah, the widowed Countess of Derring, vows to never fall in love — not even with roguish Tristan Hardy, who stirs an undeniable passion in her… “Beautifully written and achingly romantic” (Kirkus Reviews starred review).

From a New York Times bestselling author: Finn, a nobleman’s illegitimate son, betrayed Lavinia’s heart years ago — but what really tore them apart? A dreamy hero sets out to reclaim his one true love in this “tender and intimate story” that “will make readers’ hearts sing” (Publishers Weekly).