Books matching: light hearted regency romance
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Save:Lady Olivia Bevelstoke becomes intrigued by her new neighbor, Sir Harry Valentine, and starts spying on him from her bedroom window. Rumors suggest that Harry may have murdered his fiancée, leading to a series of misunderstandings and comedic situations between the two characters. As their relationship evolves, they navigate suspicion, espionage, and unexpected feelings of love in this light-hearted Regency romance by Julia Quinn.
Olivia took a hard look at Anne Buxton, and then at Mary Cadogan, who was nodding her head in agreement. “You must be joking,” she said, although she knew quite well that Anne would never joke about s... - #2
Save:Midsummer Moon by Laura Kinsale is a Regency romance novel featuring the unlikely pairing of the brilliant inventor Merlin Lambourne and the Duke of Damerell, Ransom Falconer. The plot unfolds with Ransom seeking out Merlin for her inventions, leading to humorous situations and eventual romance. The story is filled with quirky characters, including a pet hedgehog, and revolves around themes of independence, love, and conflicting desires.
For the fourth time, His Grace the Duke of Damerell lifted the knocker with his free hand and brought the tarnished brass crashing down on its mottled-green base. For the fourth time, the sound echoed... - #3
Save:'The Corinthian' by Georgette Heyer is a Regency romance novel that follows the escapades of Sir Richard Wyndham and Penelope Creed as they embark on a journey filled with adventures, mistaken identities, and romance. The story is set in Regency England and features a mix of humor, wit, and light-hearted moments, typical of Heyer's writing style. The plot revolves around Sir Richard's desire to escape an arranged marriage and Pen's determination to avoid marrying her cousin, leading them to cross paths and set off on an unexpected adventure together.
The book is praised for its engaging plot filled with humorous escapades, charming characters, and the delightful Regency setting that Georgette Heyer is known for. Readers enjoy the witty banter between the protagonists, the lighthearted tone of the story, and the entertaining blend of romance, adventure, and comedy that keeps them engaged from start to finish.
T he company, ushered by a disapproving butler into the yellow saloon of Sir Richard Wyndham's house in St James's Square, comprised two ladies and one reluctant gentleman. The gentleman, who was not ... - #4
Save:'Arabella' by Georgette Heyer is a Regency romance novel that follows the story of the high-spirited and impetuous heroine, Arabella Tallant, who finds herself in a series of humorous and charming situations in London society. The plot revolves around Arabella's decision to masquerade as a wealthy heiress to attract suitors, leading to misunderstandings, romantic entanglements, and amusing interactions with various characters, including the arrogant yet captivating Robert Beaumaris. The writing style of the book is described as delightful, engaging, and filled with historical detail, capturing the essence of the Regency period.
The schoolroom in the Parsonage at Heythram was not a large apartment, but on a bleak January day, in a household where the consumption of coals was a consideration, this was not felt by its occupants... - #5
Save:Lady Sophie Talbot, one of the "Soiled S's," finds herself in a scandalous situation after pushing her cheating brother-in-law into a fish pond. Seeking to escape the ton and its strictures, she ends up on an unexpected adventure with Kingscote, the Marquess of Eversley. As they embark on a journey together, full of shenanigans, misunderstandings, and sparkling banter, Sophie and King navigate scandals and hurt from their respective families while discovering unexpected feelings for each other.
Filled with witty banter, outrageous adventures, and dynamic characters, "The Rogue Not Taken" is a light-hearted regency romance that combines humor, romance, and drama. Sarah MacLean's writing style brings to life a story of two misfits who find themselves perfectly suited for each other, despite their imperfections, as they open up to love in unexpected ways.
Perhaps no one would have witnessed the events of the thirteenth of June, the final, legendary garden party of the 1833 season. Perhaps London would have happily packed itself into myriad coaches that... - #6
Save:The Miser of Mayfair by M.C. Beaton is the first book in the 'A House for the Season' series, set in Regency England. The story follows Fiona Sinclair, a beautiful and mysterious orphan under the guardianship of Mr. Roderick Sinclair. The plot revolves around Fiona's attempts to navigate the London marriage market during the London season, with the help of the servants at No. 67 Clarges Street. The writing style is described as charming and engaging, capturing the essence of the Regency era with humor and light-heartedness.
At first, Mr. Sinclair could hardly believe his luck. He was a fat, jovial, slovenly man, a bachelor, who had retired five years before to enjoy the remainder of his days in drinking away his savings.... - #7
Save:At The Bride Hunt Ball by Olivia Parker is a Regency romance novel set in the Regency period, where the Duke of Wolverest, Gabriel, decides to find a bride for his younger brother through a house party and a ball. The story follows the independent and spirited Madelyn Haywood, who gets caught up in the competition despite her reluctance. As the plot unfolds, Gabriel finds himself unexpectedly drawn to Madelyn, leading to a series of humorous and endearing interactions between the characters. The writing style is described as witty, engaging, and sparkling, with a touch of humor that keeps the readers entertained throughout the book.
Miss Madelyn Haywood nibbled on her bottom lip as she weighed her choices. She could scream, making a frenzied dash for the French doors in the adjoining room, or she could retain her composure and no... - #8
Save:Lady Louisa Whickerton and Viscount Phineas Hawke's story in 'Once Upon a Devilishly Enchanting Kiss' revolves around their tumultuous relationship filled with banter, misunderstandings, and secrets. Louisa, a strong and independent young woman with a hidden vulnerability, is teased by Phineas, leading to a series of events that test their trust and love for each other. The book delves into themes of overcoming struggles, unraveling secrets, and finding love amidst misunderstandings, with a focus on character development and psychological analysis. The author, Bree Wolf, weaves a Regency era romance that is described as clean, sweet, and enjoyable, with a touch of humor and engaging family dynamics.
(Also, see 6 recommendations for the series The Whickertons in Love ) - #9
Save:'The Grand Sophy' by Georgette Heyer follows the unconventional and independent Sophy as she descends upon her cousins' household, determined to shake things up and set their lives straight. With her vibrant personality and fearless attitude, Sophy manages to untangle various problems in her cousins' lives and meddles in their romantic affairs, all while maintaining a strong sense of good judgment and intelligence. The book is set in the Regency era and offers a classic Georgette Heyer Regency romance with cleverly interwoven plotlines, great characterizations, and gentle humor, making it an enjoyable and charming read for fans of historical romance.
Sophy's character stands out as a strong and intrepid female lead, willing to go against societal norms and follow her own path while still adhering to the rules of society with a touch of feminism and humor. The story unfolds with Sophy's audacious and outrageous behavior, providing hilarious episodes throughout the book and showcasing her as one of Heyer's most memorable and delightful creations. Overall, 'The Grand Sophy' offers a delightful and entertaining read filled with witty dialogue, lively characters, and a cleverly plotted storyline that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
THE BUTLER, recognizing her ladyship’s only surviving brother at a glance, as he afterward informed his less percipient subordinates, favored Sir Horace with a low bow, and took it upon himself to say... - #10
Save:Brighton Road by Susan Carroll is a delightful Regency romp featuring the adventures of Gwenda Vickers and Lord Ravenel. The story follows the unlikely pairing of a scatterbrained lady novelist and a serious-minded Baron as they find themselves entangled while traveling to Brighton. As they navigate through a series of mishaps and disasters during their journey, they discover love blossoming amidst their contrasting personalities. The writing style is humorous, light-hearted, and chaste, making it one of the best in the Regency romance genre.
Gwenda Vickers, a member of the eccentric Vickers family, embarks on a trip to Brighton to join her family but ends up caught in a series of unexpected events with Lord Ravenel. The plot unfolds with witty dialogues, funny antics, and endearing characters, such as Bert the dog, adding layers of charm to the narrative. The book captures the essence of traditional Regency novels with its engaging storyline, well-developed characters, and a touch of humor that keeps readers entertained from start to finish.
Out of the mists he came—his windswept hair darker than a raven's wing, the pulse at the base of his throat throbbing with all the fury of the passionate blood coursing through his veins. His scarlet-...
