Books by Plot Type

Book Reviews By Subject/Plot/Trope  

We have grouped Regency Reader reviews by our favorite plot types, tropes or subjects.  *After the title indicates the book is kisses only.

Cinderella/Pygmalion Theme

Beauty and the Beast Theme

Georgian:

Jane Fan Fiction:

Marriage (or Engagement) of Convenience (or Inconvenience)

Masquerade/Mistaken Identity Theme

Rakes and Companions (or Wards or Servants)

Hoydens and Reforming Rakes

Spies

Victorian

Second Chance Romance:

Indecent Proposals

Egypt (Mummies and Such)

Spinsters and The Men Who Love Them

Paranormal Reg Roms

I love you/I hate you and Other Misunderstandings

Fish Out of Water

Gothicesque

Fated Mates

Friends to Lovers

Help Another Find A Lover/Love School

Snowed In/Accident and Sickbed/Forced Togetherness

Cozy Mysteries

*Indicates kisses only Regency Romance

7 Responses to Books by Plot Type

  1. cheryl m kaplan says:

    Were the Regency marriages as cold as they are many times alluded to be? Mistresses for passion, wives for heirs and offspring. Were wives able to be sent to country and not seen in town if the husband forbid it?

    I’m just curious as these situations appear humiliating.

    Cheryl

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  5. Tucker Bear says:

    You should check out Marion Chesney aka M.C. Beaton. She has a number of great series with themes like renting a house out for the season, traveling matchmaker, charm school, and poor relations to name a few.

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