Latest Best Selling Regencies
Gwendolyn Grows Up
Gwendolyn Grows Up
Gwendolyn Grows Up
Genre: Regency Romance
Setting: Early 19th century London
Romance Type: Cinderella Story, Coming of Age
Heroine: a silly girl who has to fend for herself
Themes: Self-discovery, developing inner strength,
Tone: witty, romantic, realistic
Romance: Aristocrat and penniless woman, social obstacles, jealous rival
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Everyone thought Gwendolyn was empty-headed.
They weren't entirely wrong.
Pretty, sheltered, and accustomed to having everything done for her, Gwendolyn has never had to think very much about the world beyond her comfortable country home. Then tragedy changes everything. Suddenly, she is faced with the daunting prospect of earning her own living. But she has no useful skills and scarcely knows how ordinary people live.
Thrown into the unfamiliar world of Regency London, Gwendolyn discovers that life is considerably more complicated than she imagined. She becomes a governess, a companion, and a young woman learning, sometimes painfully, how to fend for herself.
And then there is the Earl of Kendal. Handsome, wealthy, and seemingly destined for another, the Earl has no reason to take notice of a young woman like Gwendolyn. Yet there is something about her that catches his attention, and arouses the jealousy of a woman determined to keep him for herself.
As Gwendolyn navigates the hazards of society, encounters unexpected friendships and enemies, and finds herself irresistibly drawn to the unattainable Earl, she begins to discover something far more important than romance.
She is discovering herself. For Gwendolyn's greatest adventure is not finding her prince. It is finding herself.
A charming Regency romance filled with GL Robinson’s characteristic humor, and historical reality, with a heroine who discovers she is far more capable than anyone ever imagined.
Cynthia's Strays
Gwendolyn Grows Up
Gwendolyn Grows Up
Genre: Regency Romance
Setting: Small country town
Romance type: A May-December Romance
Heroine: a spinster who finds love unexpectedly
Themes: Love is not only for the young; A second son with no inheritance; social class; resilience
Tone: witty, romantic, realistic
Romance: an unlikely pair; social obstacles
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Cynthia’s Strays: A Witty Regency Romance About an Older Woman and a Younger Man
Cynthia has accepted that she will remain unmarried. A middle-aged Regency spinster, she settles comfortably into the life society expects of her, even going so far as to don a cap and take in a stray kitten she names Teacup.
Then a man literally falls at her feet.
Not in adoration, it must be admitted, but because he is desperately ill.
Cynthia takes him in too. Her cook calls him that dirty old tramp, but Cynthia gently nurses the mysterious stranger back to health. Once he is washed, fed, and restored to his senses, the supposed tramp is revealed to be a handsome young gentleman at least ten years younger than Cynthia.
And Cynthia falls in love with him.
She knows it is hopeless. She is too old for a young man like him, and he has a secret that could completely change the course of his life. Society certainly does not expect a respectable Regency woman to fall in love with a man so much younger than herself.
But love, as Cynthia is about to discover, does not always care what society expects.
With a stray kitten, an unexpected invalid, a secret that threatens everything, and a romance between a mature woman and a younger gentleman, Cynthia’s Strays is a witty, light-hearted Regency romance about unexpected love, second chances, and the surprising things that can happen when a woman believes her romantic life is already over.
In G. L. Robinson’s Regency romances, love may never run smooth—but true love always finds a way.
The Rude Gentleman
Gwendolyn Grows Up
The Rude Gentleman
Genre: Regency Romance
Setting: Small country town
Romance type: Enemies to Lovers
Heroine: A determined young woman
Tone: witty, romantic, realistic
Romance: Learning to distinguish love from infatuation.
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The Rude Gentleman: A Witty Regency Romance about an apparently unsuited couple.
When the notoriously cold Duke of Warwick rudely accuses Esme Prewitt of orchestrating an "accidental" fall into his arms, she marks him as the most arrogant man in England. She is astonished and utterly furious when he later proposes to her, coolly stating she would make a "suitable" Duchess. Her stinging refusal forces the Duke to examine himself for the first time. Rectifying his mistake won't be easy, especially when a charming newcomer arrives in town.
The Graf von Romincka is everything the Duke is not: flattering, attentive, and deeply sympathetic. While Esme is quickly entranced, Warwick suspects the mysterious German exile is a fraud. Driven by jealousy, the Duke blunders from one mistake to the next in his desperate bid to make her see the truth.
Can a proud Duke learn that a lady's affection must be earned, not bought? And will Esme learn too late the dangerous difference between sweet flattery and true fidelity?
In G. L. Robinson’s Regency romances, love may never run smooth—but true love always finds a way.
Best-Selling Regencies
A Marriage is Arranged
Repairing a Broken Heart
Repairing a Broken Heart
The ugliest pair in London in an Arranged Marriage. What can go wrong? LOTS! But when true love intervenes, things get sorted out.
Repairing a Broken Heart
Repairing a Broken Heart
Repairing a Broken Heart
Lyla thought Harry loved her but he marries someone else.
Devastated, she goes to Ireland to help in the family business. In spite of meeting the engaging Finn, Lyla still falls asleep with Harry's folded and re-folded letter against her breast.
Then her father calls her home. Will she be able to take up the threads of her old life? Or has Ireland has changed her for ever?
Is it possible to repair a broken heart?
I have Always Loved You
Repairing a Broken Heart
I have Always Loved You
Octavia often says that like the Roman matron for who she is named, she seems destined for abandonment. Handsome, fun-loving and heir to an earldom, Dorian's experience is the opposite. Life is a game in which people, including Octavia, are his pawns.
When Fate brings them back together, will their shared memory keep them apart? Or can the past be forgotten and deep wounds be healed?
Regencies.... Regencies
Héloise Says No
A Perfect Match and Other Regency Romance Short Stories
Beatrix, The Baron and His Dog
The daughter of well-bred French immigrants escaping the revolutionary mobs in the street is forced to save her family by selling the best she has... herself
Beatrix, The Baron and His Dog
A Perfect Match and Other Regency Romance Short Stories
Beatrix, The Baron and His Dog
A frivolous socialite and a stern soldier suffering from the effects of the conflict with Napoleon clash. But a mistake forces them together. Can Juno the dog sort it out?
A Perfect Match and Other Regency Romance Short Stories
A Perfect Match and Other Regency Romance Short Stories
A Perfect Match and Other Regency Romance Short Stories
A collection of deliciously romantic shorts for Valentine's or any time!
The Lord and.... series.
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet
She's bossy, he's lazy ... a match made in heaven?
The Lord and The Cat's Meow
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet
She foists a stray kitten on him. His fiancée hates cats. What's next?
The Lord and The Bluestocking
The Lord and the Red-Headed Hornet
The Lord and The Bluestocking
He's odd, but he needs a wife. She isn't looking for a husband, but she doesn't get on with her stepfather. Will this ill-assorted couple find love? Audiobook now available.
The Regency Ladies series.
Imogen or Love and Money
Rosemary or Too Clever to Love
Cecilia or Too Tall to Love
A young widow more interested in investments than in men. A well-known rake that no woman has ever refused. An unlikely combination?
Cecilia or Too Tall to Love
Rosemary or Too Clever to Love
Cecilia or Too Tall to Love
An orphan, too poor, too serious and too tall to attract a man. Or so she thinks. Until Lord Tommy comes along and offers a false engagement. Or is it so false?
Rosemary or Too Clever to Love
Rosemary or Too Clever to Love
Rosemary or Too Clever to Love
A clever Governess goes to live with her pupil and her haughty uncle. He thinks women's educaton a waste of time. Until he meets Rosemary.
The Earl and....The House of Hale Series
The Earl and the Mud-Covered Maiden
The Earl's Daughter
The Earl and the Mud-Covered Maiden
Angry and driving too fast in the pouring rain, he splashes her from head to foot. And that's just the beginning of the disasters.
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The Earl and His Lady
The Earl's Daughter
The Earl and the Mud-Covered Maiden
Sophy and the Earl are married, but she is independent and he is proud of the family name. Will their very different expectations come between them?
This second book of the Hale series mya be read as a stand-alone.
The Earl and the Heir
The Earl's Daughter
The Earl's Daughter
Seems Sophy and her son share the same fault: curiosity. Will hers spoil her happy marriage, and will his lead him into danger?
The exciting and charming third book in the Hale series may be read as a stand-alone.
The Earl's Daughter
The Earl's Daughter
The Earl's Daughter
The Earl and Countess of Hale doesn't want to marry.
But then she meets Dominique de Chancy, a half-French, half-English nobleman. Their courtship is more like a dance of scorpions, but as Pascal says, the heart has its reasons that reason cannot know.
But Dominique's family has a secret that will soon involve them both in grave danger.
The Earl and Countess of Hale doesn't want to marry.
But then she meets Dominique de Chancy, a half-French, half-English nobleman. Their courtship is more like a dance of scorpions, but as Pascal says, the heart has its reasons that reason cannot know.
But Dominique's family has a secret that will soon involve them both in grave danger.
Book 4 in the House of Hale trilogy is the last story in a saga, may be be read as a stand-alone.