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Regency romances are a subgenre of historical romance novels set during the period of the English Regency or early 19th century.

Most Read This Week Tagged "Regency Romance"

Charming Artemis (The Lancaster Family, #5)

A Lady's Guide to Fortune-Hunting (A Lady's Guide, #1)

Christmas at Falstone Castle (The Lancaster Family, #4.5)

How to Lose a Lord in Ten Days (A Lady's Guide, #3)

A Lady's Guide to Scandal (A Lady's Guide, #2)

Portrait of a Scotsman (A League of Extraordinary Women, #3)

A Match Made On Duchess Square (The Silver Duchesses, #3)

The Best Intentions (The Huntresses, #1)

Miss Newbury's List (Proper Romance Regency)

Game of Rogues (The Palace of Rogues, #9)

Never Fall for Your Fiancée (The Merriwell Sisters, #1)

The Best-Laid Plans (The Huntresses, #.5)

The Missing Diamond (The Crown Jewels Regency Mysteries, #1)

The Gentleman's Gambit (A League of Extraordinary Women, #4)

Rules for Ruin (The Crinoline Academy, #1)

An Accidental Marriage (The Gentlemen's Gamble)

Snowdrops and Winterberry (The Gents, #1.5)

A Sea View Christmas (On Devonshire Shores)

Highcliffe House (Proper Romance Regency)

The Belle of Belgrave Square (Belles of London, #2)

A Proper Scoundrel (Proper Scandals, #3)

A Lass Beloved (The Earls of Cairnfell Book 2)

A Foolish Proposal (The Gentlemen's Gamble)

The Tides of Time (A Storm Tide Romance, #1)

To Marry and to Meddle (The Regency Vows, #3)

To Love and to Loathe (The Regency Vows, #2)

Remember That Day: Nicholas' Story (A Ravenswood Novel)

The Seaside Homecoming (On Devonshire Shores, #3)

Lady Ludmilla's Accidental Letter (Merry Spinsters, Charming Rogues #1)

The Abduction of Rosalind Thorne (Rosalind Thorne Mysteries #9)

A Fortunate Miscalculation (The Gentlemen's Gamble)

The Muse of Maiden Lane (Belles of London, #4)

Calling on the Matchmaker (A Shanahan Match, #1)

Return to Satterthwaite Court (Somerset Stories, #3)

Lord Blackwell's Promise (Larkhall Letters #5)

Mischief, Mayhem, and Marriage (Supposed Scandal #1)

The Design of Dukes (The Beautiful Barringtons #2)

A Much Maligned Miss (Victorian Reversal of Fortune, #2)

A Daughter's Guide to Mothers and Murder (A Countess of Harleigh Mystery, #8)

The Secret Daughter (The Brides of Bellaire Gardens #4)

Reputation at Risk (A Chronicle of Misadventures #1)

Two Dances and a Duke (The Seduction #1)

A Winter by the Sea (On Devonshire Shores, #2)

The Lily of Ludgate Hill (Belles of London, #3)

The Bachelor and the Bride (The Dread Penny Society, #4)

The Sisters of Sea View (On Devonshire Shores, #1)

The Matchmaker's Request (Larkhall Letters, #4)

The Merchant and the Rogue (The Dread Penny Society, #3)

Manor for Sale, Baron Included (A Romance of Rank, #1)

An Honorable Love (The Gentlemen's Gamble)

A Tartan Love (The Earls of Cairnfell #1)

The Governess and the Rogue (Somerset Stories, #6)

The Gentleman's Confession (Matchmaking Mamas, #3)

The Misplaced Miss Eloise (School of Charm #8)

The Beast Takes a Bride (The Palace of Rogues, #8)

Fatal by Design (Bow Street Duchess Mystery #5)

Miss Ava's Scandalous Secret (Merry Spinsters, Charming Rogues #2)

A Courtship of Conspiracies (Crown & Cipher, #1)

A Bewildered Bachelor (The Gentlemen's Gamble)

A Match of Misfortune (Bachelors of Blackstone's)

Duke with a Reputation (Wicked Dukes Society #1)

The Earl’s Bluestocking Bride (Unconventional Brides, #2)

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Quotes Tagged “Regency Romance”

“ Luke marveled that two years had passed, and yet the woman elicited precisely the same uncomfortable mix of reactions in him. He wanted a stiff drink. He wanted to step closer to her. He wanted to call her out for calculated provocation. He wanted to study her closely enough that he discovered the precise root of his powerful, unrelenting fascination with her. And then he wanted to use that information to excise said fascination once and for all. Surgically, if necessary. ”
― Lark Maitland, Ash and the Butterfly

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“ Miss Grantham ordered me to my room and told me no man would ever wish to marry me if I did not learn to behave like a lady. But Miss Grantham always behaves like a lady, and no man has ever wished to marry her, either, so if it really makes no difference in the end, I don’t see why I shouldn’t at least have fun! ”
― Sheri Cobb South, A Dead Bore

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