Series
Series about Regency Era (8 series)
Regency Romances in Order
Georgette Heyer’s Georgian and Regency romances are standalone novels rather than a continuous narrative, but they share a meticulously reconstructed social world of inheritance, marriage settlements, gambling, debt, travel, military service and aristocratic convention. Arranged here in publication order, the collection moves from the powdered fashions of the…
1. The Convenient Marriage
3. The Talisman Ring
4. The Corinthian
5. Faro’s Daughter
6. Friday’s Child
7. The Reluctant Widow
8. The Foundling
9. Arabella
10. The Grand Sophy
11. The Quiet Gentleman
12. Cotillion
13. The Toll-Gate
14. Bath Tangle
15. Sprig Muslin
16. April Lady
17. Sylvester
18. Venetia
19. The Unknown Ajax
20. Pistols for Two
21. A Civil Contract
Alastair-Audley in Order
The Alastair–Audley novels form a loose multigenerational sequence linking Georgian family drama with the Regency and the Battle of Waterloo. These Old Shades introduces Justin Alastair and Léonie, while Devil’s Cub follows the next generation through their son, Dominic. Regency Buck shifts to Judith and Peregrine Taverner under…
The Ladies Most in Order
The Ladies Most consists of two collaborative Regency novels by Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and Connie Brockway. Each volume uses linked sections, recurring characters and a single house-party premise, so the books read as continuous ensemble stories rather than as collections of independent novellas. The Lady Most Likely……
The Broad Highway in Order
The Broad Highway sequence follows Peter and Charmian Vibart from the road romance that brings them together into the problems of marriage and parenthood. The Broad Highway places Peter on the Regency roads of Kent after he rejects an inheritance conditioned on marriage; Charmian, Lady Vibart returns to…
Splendid Trilogy in Order
The Splendid books begin with American heiress Emma Dunster’s arrival in Regency London and continue through the courtships of her British friends and relations. Splendid contrasts American commercial confidence with aristocratic convention, Dancing at Midnight centres on a veteran marked by war, and Minx follows a woman already…
Agents of the Crown in Order
Agents of the Crown combines Regency romance with intelligence work. To Catch an Heiress begins with a mistaken arrest during an investigation into espionage, while How to Marry a Marquis places an aristocratic agent undercover in a country household threatened by blackmail. Both books contrast concealed identities with…
Lyndon Sisters in Order
The Lyndon Sisters books follow Victoria and Eleanor Lyndon, daughters of a country vicar. Everything and the Moon reunites Victoria with the aristocratic first love from whom she was separated by family deception, while Brighter Than the Sun gives Eleanor a sudden marriage of convenience with an earl…
Two Dukes of Wyndham in Order
The Two Dukes of Wyndham novels tell one disputed-succession crisis through two romantic viewpoints. A highwayman may be the legitimate Duke of Wyndham, threatening the title held by the man raised to inherit it. The Lost Duke of Wyndham follows Jack Audley and Grace Eversleigh, while Mr. Cavendish,…
