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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.

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The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion: Vol. 6

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

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

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

To Have and to Hoax (The Regency Vows, #1)

A Rogue of One's Own (A League of Extraordinary Women, #2)

Hazardous to a Duke's Heart (Lords of Hazard, #1)

The Wallflower's Absolutely Scandalous Seduction (The Notorious Briarwoods #1)

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

Road Trip with a Rogue (Her Majesty’s Rebels, #3)

A Lady's Guide to Mischief and Mayhem (Ladies Most Scandalous, #1)

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

Duke with a Reputation (Wicked Dukes Society #1)

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

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

An Improper Agreement (Improper Agreements #1)

The Heiress Gets a Duke (The Gilded Age Heiresses, #1)

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

My Inconvenient Duke (Difficult Dukes, #3)

Love Practically (The Penn-Leiths of Thistle Muir, #1)

Not That Duke (Would-Be Wallflowers, #3)

A Gentleman Fallen on Hard Times (The Lord Julian Mysteries #1)

Miss Fleming Falls in Love (Miss Fleming #1)

Wrath: The Devil Duke (Seven Deadly Sins #1)

The Seaside Homecoming (On Devonshire Shores, #3)

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

The Earl’s Bluestocking Bride: A Regency Historical Romance (Unconventional Brides, #2)

To Forge Her Fate (Hearts of Harewood, #1)

An Improper Gentleman (Improper Agreements #2)

The Wager of a Lady (The Beautiful Barringtons, #4)

Convergence of Desire (The Lovelocks of London, #1)

Penance for the Dead (Bow Street Duchess Mystery #4)

A Victim, A Viscount, And Miss Mifford (Regency Murder and Marriage #2)

The Reluctant Countess (Would-Be Wallflowers, #2)

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

All's Fair in Love and War (Miss Prentice's Protegees, #1)

To Swoon and to Spar (The Regency Vows, #4)

Always Be My Duchess (Taming of the Dukes, #1)

A Murder, a Marquess, and Miss Mifford (Regency Murder and Marriage #3)

Betting Against The Scoundrel (Dukes and Secrets, #4)

A Deal with the Earl (Necessary Arrangements, #1)

An Heiress's Guide to Deception and Desire (Ladies Most Scandalous, #2)

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

The Misadventures of Miss Adelaide (School of Charm, #1)

A Gentleman in Challenging Circumstances (The Lord Julian Mysteries #3)

My Season of Scandal (The Palace of Rogues, #7)

Appointment in Bath (Somerset Stories, #4)

Always Remember: Ben's Story (Ravenswood, #3)

Reputation at Risk (A Chronicle of Misadventures #1)

A Duke for Diana (Designing Debutantes, #1)

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

The Detective Duke (Unexpected Lords #1)

Ten Things I Hate About the Duke (Difficult Dukes, #2)

Eliza and the Duke (The Doves of New York, #2)

The Stranger I Wed (The Doves of New York, #1)

The Dreadful Duke (The Bad Heir Day Tales #1)

Remember When: Clarissa's Story (Ravenswood, #4)

Fatal by Design (Bow Street Duchess Mystery #5)

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Quotes Tagged “Regency Romance”

“ 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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“ I love you, John.” It was the only time in his life he’d heard that sweet utterance. Those four little words were to be the making and undoing of John Barrington: the source of his greatest happiness and deepest sorrows. ”
― Charlotte Brentwood, Heart of a Gentleman

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