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I wouldn’t necessarily say that regency era books are my cup of tea.
But then I read Edenbrooke on a friend’s recommendation and I REALLY LOVE IT.
Since then – more than a decade later – I have kept my eyes open for good Edenbrooke love reading!
Here are some favorites to pick up once you’re done Edenbrooke.
Books to Binge Read After Reading Edenbrooke
Lakeshire Park by Megan Walker
I listened to this one and it was really fun. Amelia and her sister faced dire poverty soon after their stepfather died and Amelia hoped that before that happened, she could secure a marriage between her sister and a rich man – Sir Ronald – whom her sister had indicated. Luckily, they were invited to a house party at Sir Ronald’s house and it seemed like the same was true for his two sisters. Until Amelia found out that one of the other guests, Peter Wood, hoped to help his sister match Sir Ronald. And when Amelia starts to take an interest in Peter, things will get even more complicated.
In this delightful novel, eighteen-year-old Jerusha, “Judy,” grows up in an orphanage. When a mysterious millionaire starts paying for her college education, she can’t believe her luck! Who is this mysterious man and will Jerusha be able to meet him?
These Are My Words by Nancy E. Turner
I read this book YEARS ago after my mom raved about it and sent me a copy. She’s not wrong – this historical romance is written in diary form (a format I don’t usually care for but works well here) and follows Sarah Prine and her family in the Arizona Territory where just about every bad thing you can imagine happens until they join a wagon train. The leader of the wagon train is Captain Elliot and Sarah alternately admires and despises him. Of course he did. I LOVED this book. (Full review here)
To Charm Women by Joanna Barker
You know those books that make you immediately want to spend EVERY MOMENT reading them? This book is perfect for me! This is the 2nd book in this regency romance series, but is completely standalone. While attending a house party, Cora is under strict instructions from her mother to find a husband, but will she pursue the man her mother approves of, or an old love she can never forget.
The Unselected Journal of Emma M. Lion by Beth Brower
When Emma M. Lion returns home to her neighborhood in London, she has only one thing on her mind – taking back ownership of her rightful home from her cousin Archibald. You better believe Archibald isn’t going anywhere without a fight. In true Emma M. Lion style, she shares the ins and outs of her increasingly hilarious and frustrating life. I am absolutely OBSESSED with this series!
Luxury by Anna Godbersen
Romance, intrigue and class warfare – what’s not to love? Set at the turn of the twentieth century in New York City, Luxury Room begins with Elizabeth Holland’s funeral. She was the daughter of an upper class family and this was supposed to be her wedding day to one of New York’s most eligible bachelors. The book introduces the main characters present at the funeral and then rewinds two weeks to show the events leading up to the funeral. It’s full of twists and turns, both big and small, and I loved every second of this story told from the perspective of five characters. Luxury Room was the first in a series of four and I devoured them all.
Searching for Persephone by Sarah M. Eden
This one has everything I love in romance – swooning, Regency era, and possession The beauty and the Beast feel! When a sweet, headstrong heroine marries an angry, emotionally scarred duke to save her family – she’s determined to melt the ice around her heart. That’s hilarious and listen for a moment!
When the Day Comes by Gabrielle Meyer
In this time travel book, Libby is given the gift of falling asleep in one time period, and waking up in another time period without any time passing. He divided his time between Colonial Williamsburg of 1774 and another in Gilded Age New York City of 1914. He lived very different lives in each, but there came a time when he had to make a very important decision about which time period he would stay in forever.
This one was really fun to read. After her father dies, Ginny is devastated when her prized pocket watch goes missing. When he hires a special investigator, Jack Travers, to help find the watch, he discovers there is more going on than just the missing watch. When Ginny and Jack work together, of course there will be romance. It’s a fantastic story with as sharp dialogue as you’ll find Edenbrooke.
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