Books matching: regency era aristocratic society
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- #1
Save:Amelia Cynster offers to marry Lucien Ashford 6th Viscount Calverton when he returns home drunk, assuming it's only to fix his fortunes. Meanwhile, precious items are going missing among the Ton, adding another layer to the main story. The couple finds they are a good match, but secrets become a problem. Overall, the book is described as fun, readable, and interesting, packed with action, adventure, intrigue, deception, and red-hot romance.
The story revolves around the main characters, Amelia and Lucien, as they navigate their marriage of convenience, facing challenges due to their lack of communication and hidden motives. Despite the weaknesses in the plot and characterizations, the book is praised for its steamy and sweet romance moments, as well as its entertaining and engaging narrative style.
He was twenty-nine, yet today qualified as the first of his adult life, the first day he could call said life his own. Even better, as of yesterday, he was rich. Fabulously, fantastically—legally—weal...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Cynster ) - #2
Save:'Deirdre and Don Juan' by Jo Beverley follows the story of Mark Juan Carlos Renfrew, Earl of Everdon, known as Don Juan, who needs to find a new wife quickly after hearing of his first wife's death. His mother suggests Lady Deirdre Stowe as a potential bride, although Deirdre is in love with a penniless mathematician and has agreed with her parents to undergo one more season in London before marrying him. Deirdre, who is not considered a great catch in the marriage mart due to her appearance and attire, is dismayed by Don Juan's proposal, as it disrupts her plans with her mathematician suitor. explores the dynamics between Don Juan and Deirdre as they navigate a sham betrothal that slowly turns into genuine feelings amidst societal expectations and personal desires.
The writing style of Jo Beverley in 'Deirdre and Don Juan' delves into the Regency era aristocratic society, portraying well-developed characters like Don Juan, Deirdre, and their supporting cast. The narrative unfolds with elements of humor, sensuality, and twists in the storyline, creating an engaging and romantic atmosphere that keeps readers immersed in the evolving relationship between the protagonists.
- #3
Save:A Gentleman's Position, the third book in the Society of Gentlemen series by K.J. Charles, delves into the complex relationship between Lord Richard Vale and his valet, David Cyprian. Set in Edwardian England, the book explores themes of power dynamics, loyalty, and forbidden love within the confines of societal expectations. As the two protagonists navigate their feelings for each other amidst external challenges, the narrative unfolds with intricate plot twists and engaging character dynamics. The writing style is praised for its exquisite prose, realistic portrayal of romance, and the skillful development of a diverse cast of characters.
David sat back with a sigh. It had not been one of his better performances, and Silas, a bludgeoning, brutal opponent at the backgammon board, was developing a knack for strategy too. “Blast you,” he ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Society of Gentlemen )
