Books matching: georgian regency period
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Save:"The Truth About Cads and Dukes" by Elisa Braden is a historical romance novel set during the Georgian Regency period. The story follows Lady Jane Huxley, a shy and plain wallflower who finds herself in a scandal orchestrated by Lord Colin Lacey. She is rescued from ruin by the Duke of Blackmore, Harrison, who offers her a marriage of convenience to protect her reputation and that of her sisters. The plot revolves around Jane's journey to overcome her lack of self-confidence and Harrison's struggle to let go of his icy facade and embrace love, all while navigating the challenges of their tumultuous relationship.
Elisa Braden's writing style in this book is praised for its ability to evoke emotions in readers right from the opening scene. The author skillfully develops relatable and complex characters like Jane and Harrison, crafting a slow-burning romance that is both steamy and filled with drama. explores themes of loyalty, self-discovery, communication, and overcoming societal expectations, making it a compelling read for fans of historical romance.
“Humiliation is a sign either of poor judgment or poor timing. Or, in your case, both.” —The Dowager Marchioness of Wallingham to her nephew, upon his premature departure from Oxford for activities of...
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Save:The Black Moth by Georgette Heyer is a swashbuckling melodrama set in the Georgian period. The story follows Jack Carstares, an honorable aristocrat turned highwayman, who rescues the virtuous Miss Diana Beauleigh from the clutches of the villainous Tracy Belmanoir, Duke of Andover. As the plot unfolds, secrets are revealed, romances blossom, and themes of sacrifice, honor, and true love are explored. Heyer's writing style is noted for its period speech, well-drawn characters with emotional depth, and a blend of light-hearted moments with darker elements, creating a captivating and entertaining read.
Chadber was the name of the host, florid of countenance, portly of person, and of manner pompous and urbane. Solely within the walls of the Chequers lay his world, that inn having been acquired by his... - #3
Save:The Surviving Trace by Calia Read is a time-travel romance novel that follows Serene Parow, an antique shop owner with a passion for the past. After finding an old photograph at a flea market, Serene mysteriously travels back to 1912 where she discovers she is married to Etienne, the man from the photo. As Serene navigates her new life in the past, she must uncover the reason for her journey and the connection she shares with Etienne. The book is written in a first-person perspective, alternating between Serene and Etienne's point of view, creating a captivating and immersive storytelling experience that blends romance and time-travel elements.
The first time, I was fourteen. I watched my aunt die in a small hospital room. We were prepared for her death, but seeing her life slowly fade away was chilling. My parents, brothers, and I surrounde...
