Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë
A moral tale of patience, perfection, and tiresome martyrdom.
Category:Genre: Historical
Why the Earl is After the Girl by Tabetha Waite
He can keep the girl. I don’t like the both of them.
Redemption by Tarah Scott and April Holthaus
It’s an okay read so long as one doesn’t expect much from it.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
Victorian drama meets cosmic karma in a feminist soap opera for the ages.
The Bride by Julie Garwood
Come enjoy the kilts, clans, and romance in this Julie Garwood classic.
Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
A toxic love story that puts modern melodramas to shame, Wuthering Heights still haunts us.
The Duke Who Came to Town by Sophie Barnes
Here’s another heroine that has no plan B but insists loudly that she’s fine.
Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore
Votes, dukes, and corsets, oh my!
Twelve Nights of Ruin by Carrie Lomax
It needs to be girthier and longer.
Twelve Nights of Scandal by Carrie Lomax
The heroine doesn’t deserve any of the happiness that falls onto her lap.