Fans of Eloisa James & Julia Quinn discussion

The awesome blog that used to put all of the historical novel new release dates is no longer available, so I need your suggestions and help!Please post upcoming or new releases that you would like to see added to the monthly read list. I won't be able to choose all of the books, but I will choose ones that I best think fit the theme of our group. Since we mostly read historical and regency novels, those will be chosen first.

Please put the name of the book you would like to suggest in this thread and please include the release date too.

Some from my highly anticipated list:
July (I've read all three of these, and all are good.)
The Escape, Mary Balogh
Vixen in Velvet, Loretta Chase
Lady Windermere's Lover, Miranda Neville

August
Why Lords Lose Their Hearts, Manda Collins
My Beautiful Enemy, Sherry Thomas

September
What a Duke Dares, Anna Campbell
Not Quite a Wife, Mary Jo Putney
The Songbird's Seduction, Connie Brockway

October
Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover, Sarah MacLean
Season for Desire, Teresa Romain
Darling Beast, Elizabeth Hoyt

November
Rogue Spy, Joanna Bourne
Twice Tempted, Eileen Dreyer

Thanks, Janga! That helps out a lot! :)

How about The Winter Bride by Anne Gracie or Let It Be Me by Kate Noble (I have read the latter and it is wonderful, the former I just received today!)

My daughter and I went to a reading and book discussion on the Book of Life the third part of All Souls Trilogy written by Deborah Harkness. A highly clever well written series of books with engaging characters and time walkers. Read the first and you will be hooked.

Janga wrote: "Some from my highly anticipated list:
July (I've read all three of these, and all are good.)
The Escape, Mary Balogh
Vixen in Velvet, Loretta Chase
Lady Windermere's Lover, Miranda Neville

August
..."

One correction since I posted this list: Sarah MacLean's Never Judge a Lady by Her Cover releases November 25, so it counts as a December book.

Susan wrote: "My daughter and I went to a reading and book discussion on the Book of Life the third part of All Souls Trilogy written by Deborah Harkness. A highly clever well written series of books with engagi..."

I looooove witches and wonder how this book series escaped me. Thanks so much. Have added!

Janga wrote: "Janga wrote: "Some from my highly anticipated list:
July (I've read all three of these, and all are good.)
The Escape, Mary Balogh
Vixen in Velvet, Loretta Chase
Lady Windermere's Lover, Miranda Ne..."

Heard great things about LC, especially Vixen in Velvet. If I'm to start reading Miss Chase, I'll probably start there. Thanks for the info!

John wrote: "Susan wrote: "My daughter and I went to a reading and book discussion on the Book of Life the third part of All Souls Trilogy written by Deborah Harkness. A highly clever well written series of boo..."

Yes John awesome books I loved the first two and am now starting the third. The added bonus is she weaves together science in Elizabeth I time and today. So cool plus the relationships are complex

Susan wrote: "John wrote: "Susan wrote: "My daughter and I went to a reading and book discussion on the Book of Life the third part of All Souls Trilogy written by Deborah Harkness. A highly clever well written ..."

Hi Susan. How very awesome. I've always thought Anne Rice was THE authority on witches, but this author looks very interesting to me. Probably going to be an October read, and a very welcome and timely one too!

@John Yes you should definitely read Loretta Chase! Her Lord of Scoundrels is widely considered the best HR ever but I actually much preferred the book after it in her Scoundrels series, The Last Hellion. And Lord Perfect and Mr. Impossible from her Carsingtons series are pretty fantastic too. Mr. Impossible, in particular, has one of the funniest, most self-deprecating, self-effacing heroes I've ever read :) And I loved all three books in her Dressmakers series, especially Vixen in Velvet which had probably the sweetest, funniest secondary romance I've ever read!

@Kasey As for the monthly read suggestions I'd add the following:

September
The Laird by Grace Burrowes
Once More, My Darling Rogue by Lorraine Heath
How The Scoundrel Seduces by Sabrina Jeffries

October
Rules for a Proper Governess by Jennifer Ashley

December
In Bed with a Spy by Alyssa Alexander

Marita wrote: "@John Yes you should definitely read Loretta Chase! Her Lord of Scoundrels is widely considered the best HR ever but I actually much preferred the book after it in her Scoundrels seri..."
Hi Marita

As Amazon have a great deal on Vixen in Velvet, that's the Loretta Chase book I'm having for September, as well as:-

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7...

Looking forward to September already, but I have six paperbacks (different genres) to complete in August!

Thank you for your suggestions. I have chosen the books for the rest of 2014.

They will be as follows:
August - Why Lords Lose Their Hearts - Manda Collins
September - What a Duke Dares - Anna Campbell
October - How the Scoundrel Seduces - Sabrina Jeffries
November - Darling Beast- Elizabeth Hoyt
December - Season for Desire- Theresa Romain

I will start a thread for 2015 book suggestions soon. Thanks again for all of your help!