If you’re eagerly awaiting new titles from Eloisa James, Jo Beverley, Victoria Alexander and other prominent historical romance authors, here are five more books worth exploring.
The Dark Lady by Máire Claremont
Surprisingly gripping and shadowy, Claremont’s detailed, character-rich novel is set in Victorian England. If you enjoy it, be sure to pick up Lady in Red and The Dark Affair
When She was Wicked by Anne Barton
Barton’s delightful debut novel features a headstrong and loyal heroine desperately trying to help her family while falling for a man in the upper class.
The Turncoat by Donna Thorland
In a refreshing change of scenery, Thorland’s novel takes place during the American Revolution. Kate Grey’s forbidden attraction to an English military officer is made even more precarious by Kate’s role as an American spy.
Sins of a Virgin by Anna Randol
Speaking of spies, Randol’s steamy and suspenseful Regency tale features a guarded former female spy who appears to be a target of a serial killer. If this book hooks you, be sure to check out Sins of a Ruthless Rogue and Sins of a Wicked Princess.
Must Love Dukes by Elizabeth Michels
For something lighter, pick up this amusing debut novel featuring strong characters engaged in a battle of wills.
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