New and Delightful Regency Romance Books

As owner of London’s most exclusive gaming hall, Gabriel Marchand is used to dealing with young earls looking to usurp his inheritance. He is not used to dealing with his sisters. Guinevere Woodville will do anything to make up for her brother’s mistake, so she accepts Marchand’s offer to repay the debt for one night. It should have been simple, but when their protest turns into the hottest night of their lives, both Ginny and Marchand will be forced to face the truth. Ginny can’t keep her position in society if she wants to be with Marchand, but she’s willing to risk everything if it gives her the chance to keep it.

The Poly Pirate of Cairo historical is refreshingly sexy, wildly adventurous and delightfully heartwarming. In 1816, Evrand was serving as a Royal Navy carrier man in post-war Great Lakes assignments when her former lover was court-martialed before her on charges of piracy. He has never seen Vitya since their first and last meeting years ago, but he refuses to let him die. With the help of his fellow officer, longtime friend and sometime lover, Preston D’Arcy, he breaks Vitya out of jail, and the three escape. Life as an eccentric pirate is a revelation, but through battles, storms, and struggles, Ever begins to make a home with the men he loves.

In 1817, Bath, the daughters of two arch enemies, Catherine Paine and Lady Rosalie, set on a collision course towards equal enmity. Catherine wants to win Lady Rosalie’s lover and take revenge on her mother. However wooing Mr. Dean is not as tempting as confronting Rosalie’s cat-wits, and Katherine soon finds herself attracted to the young woman. Rosalie is a mean girl who wants to be swept off her feet by Katherine, a woman who challenges and intrigues her in equal measure. Alban certainly works with her Sapphic regency mean Girls.

To carry out his latest deception, Nicolas-Marc pretends to be on a mission to improve his image as the son of a French noblewoman who was wrongly convicted of diamond theft. In reality, he is out to deceive Titus Pilcrow, a man who has recently inherited a fortune. Nico didn’t expect that he would fall for his Mark. Now if that fool wants any chance of gaining Titus’s trust and love, he will have to tell the truth. Technically, 1821 falls just outside the Regency period, but I couldn’t resist recommending Charles’s delightful new historical.

Grace Nyayo Richards is the illegitimate daughter of a man who lost her latest chance at marriage when the man’s cousin eloped with her. As a duke, Declan has a lot to do without being distracted by a surprisingly tough young lady, who could use his help in securing a new lover. Finding himself attracted to Grace, Declan offers a fake courtship to improve his prospects among London society, but he soon begins to fall in love with the adventurous newcomer.

When Viscountess Katherine Wilcox Palmers loses custody of her daughter, she will do anything to get it back, even if it means seeing her daughter’s sick father, the Duke of Torrance. Jahalil had campaigned for the court’s decision before falling ill. If he dies, Catherine will lose her daughter and be ostracized by her late husband’s family. She is determined to nurse Jahlil back to health and find him a husband with the Duke’s help in public… while in private she is his mistress. Jahlil knows he will die from a hereditary blood disease and refuses to marry Catherine, tying her to his fate, even though he loves her. He must risk everything for his daughter, even if it means sacrificing himself.

Verbena Montrose is an aristocratic woman with no estate, so when she learns that her dear friend Étienne needs a convenient wife who will protect his secret, she offers his hand. Everything goes as planned until the mysterious poet, Flora Witcombe, begins publishing fragments revealing Verbena and Étienne’s arrangement. Now, Verbena must face the Poet…only to be unexpectedly charmed instead. Flora is easy to fall for, but their romance becomes complicated when Flora discovers that he is also novelist William Forsyth, who is able to woo Verbena in public. Trapped in relationships outside the bounds of proper society, Verbena must break conventions if she wants to claim her happiness.

This novel of Howard taming the dukes The series follows suffragette Lady Briar Fairview and the rakish Earl of Lashing, Jasper Lyndhurst, who both despise each other with prior intentions. Briar and Jasper may not get along, but that doesn’t stop them from successfully co-managing a social club that raises money for fallen women. So, when gossip arises about their failed lawsuit, Briar and Jasper decide to fake courtship to get their old flames back, but instead they fall for each other.

Finding an ancient Viking amulet may launch Alfreda Marsden’s career, but before she can report her discovery, she is trapped in her condemned nemesis and loses her prize. Now, Alfreda will need Georgie Redmayne’s help if she wants to find more evidence of medieval life. Georgie did not intend to ruin Alfreda’s historical findings, and she could use the money to escape Derbyshire, so she agreed to the hunt. As they work together, Alfreda and Georgie discover something even more precious than a Viking hoard full of gold: love.