Regency Reads imprint: 456 books

When Georgia Canning hears that her widowed mother might refuse her suitor's proposal, she's determined to temporarily suspend her studies at Miss Angstead's Select Seminary and see that her mother is properly wed.  But for all her marriage-minded scheming on behalf of her mother, the attentions of...

Jane Lockwood was a model of propriety, with a yearning for adventure in her life. So when her drunken coachman shot a suspected highwayman, Jane decided to nurse him in her own home--despite the embarrassing nature of his wound. But Jon "Sebast" was more and less than he seemed.  Poor Jane had a...

Amanda Morrison's father has not forgiven her for eloping with the fallen soldier, Jack Morrison. She is forced to live in seclusion and avoid the haughty Duke of Norwood when he comes to court her half-sister. No great problem, since she dislikes the man, except that the more she gets to know him,...

Did modern-day Cherlynn Cardington understand the gravity of the Gypsy Curse when she claimed her new title of Marchioness of Broadbanks? Visiting an historic estate, she wakens to find herself a Regency lady, never married to her intended, the Marquess of Broadbanks. She is determined to see the...

Anne Southwell and her ward Melissa sought refuge from a snowstorm at the estate of Henry Stanton, Marquess of Talford. Though Anne realized belatedly that this was Hell-Born-Harry, notorious rake, she found herself explaining her present difficulties to him. When his lordship provided a scandalous solution,...

Cecily Wolverton has been done out of her inheritance by her cousin Alfred. And Jack Henley, son of Sir Geoffrey, has been temporarily disowned by his father because of his gambling debts. Jack, forced to drive a Royal Mail Coach, has learned the error of his ways, but its the determined Miss Wolverton...

Because she wrote popular fiction, Honora Dillon was effectively excluded from the Regency ton. But her major concern was to provide a comfortable life for her daughter Miranda. Though his mother thought her an adventuress, Viscount Vane was more than tempted by Honoras beauty and brilliance. But Honora...

An innocent mistake takes on the appearance of a highly compromising situation, so Phoebe Bridgerton and Charles Hargood, to prevent ruin, find they must marry. Theyve always professed to despise one another: Phoebes too mischievous and Charles is too stuffy. But when she thinks Charles might be involved...

Living quietly at Bath suited Miss Elizabeth Ashton perfectly. In the past she had refused several unexceptionable suitors--for reasons of her own. Her peace was shaken, however, by the arrival of Mr. Charles Carlyle, a charming and irreverent rake. When relatives place her in a compromising position...

Linnet and Fanny Hungerford are wards of Lord Farrington, who has neglected them. When the old lord died, young Lord Farrington became their guardian and determined to bring them to London to find husbands. Linnet stubbornly resisted the new lords autocratic commands. But Aunt Templeton insisted that...

Bridget Durabian had no interest in the ton or anything else, really, except horses. Her indebted father, however, wagered her future on a race and Bridget was honor-bound to marry the Marquis of Haverly. Unfortunately Haverly, though delighted by Bridget, found her far too unconventional for his...

When Claire Oliver returned from an unrewarding London season to her familys country home, she discovered that the new parish rector, Christopher Bennett, had all the virtues the London beaus lacked. But it was her cousin Lydia who was pushed toward the penniless parson, and she was aimed toward the...

The legendary Loversalls have long loved unwisely and too well, among them Cara, the widowed Lady Norwood, who is content to rusticate on her country estate. But then her brother Beau arrives to destroy her peace, and Cara must hurry to London to rescue her abominable niece Zoe from Lord Mannering, the...

Lady Frances Cresswell has decided opinions about an unjust society in Regency England. And Lord Julian Mainwaring happens to represent everything she abhors. But Frances's friend Kitty has been summoned to London for the Season by her uncle, the very same Lord Julian, and Lady Frances feels it her...