Deanna Raybourn

The Veronica Speedwell mysteries are set in Victorian London and follow a wonderfully skilled young woman and the man who loves her.

The first four books of the Captain Lacey Regency mysteries. All the best mysteries have a bit of romance in them.

Book one of a thirteen-book series I spent a month reading from the library. Sebastian St. Cyr Regency mysteries.

A below-stairs mystery set in Victorian London, with a delightful cook heroine and a mysterious man.

Jennifer Ashley's historical romance series are all wonderful - in particular her Mackenzies series.

All of the Victorian Rebels books are wonderful, and completely addicting.

All of Eloisa James' many series are fantastic, and I spent several months reading through her entire backlist at the library.

Another author with a wonderful backlist for weeks of enjoyment.

One of my favorites of Lisa Kleypas' heroes, and book three in the Wicked Wallflowers series. All of her series are excellent!

All of Tessa Dare's books are on my one-click list at the library, and the Girl Meets Duke series is among my favorite.

Joanna Bourne's Spymaster series is set in post-revolution France for a different take on the Regency period.

I think I love the Windham series best, but all of Grace Burrowes' books are wonderful!

The Devil's Duke series is great, but all Katharine Ashe's characters cross books.

All the Brothers Sinister books are excellent, and so are all the rest of Courtney Milan's series and stand-alones.

The DeMontfort Brothers series is my favorite of Danelle Harmon's.

I think the Westcott Novels are my favorites of Mary Balogh's, though I've read most of her series.

A World War II romantic drama of the most heartbreaking and lovely kind. This stand-alone novel is set in Italy.

A surprisingly fantastic novel set in Russia just after the revolution. Remarkable in audiobook format too.