Fans of Eloisa James & Julia Quinn discussion

I need more info do you like the era? The family stories ?

I love all Mary Balogh so much like Julia she has family runs, individual , Eloísa James just has not been a favorite.

I am fussy too.

Me too tons I like Mimi Mathews too

I think if you friend me you can see my books I have read

Theresa wrote: "Am just wondering can anyone recommend other books like Julia quinns genre? Love her books so much,but have read almost all of them. Need another historical romance fix!!:)"
Have you read Loretta Chase, Tessa Dare, Sarah McLean?

Theresa wrote: "I haven't, is that the name of the books or the authors?"

Ok so here are my recommendations:

Loretta Chase's Difficult Dukes series. It has witty punchlines and dialogues, and the books are very light-read. A lot like the Bevelstoke series

The Wildes of Lindow Castle (series) by Eloisa James. James has this crazy ability to write each book a little differently. The first book of this series is pure rofl. In every chapter I was left giggling and thinking the peacock did what or the pet skunk saves the day how!

The Ravenels series by Lisa Kleypas: If you are looking for the sweetest wholesome romance between two characters, you should give this series a shot.

Tessa Dare's A Girl Meets Duke series: Tessa Dare writes a complete package of wit, snark, romance, and healthy character developments. Each of her books is a treat.

I also like, Julia Quinn. Liza Kleypas. Hathaway series . Johanna Lindsey, Mallory series is one of my favourite . Elizabeth Hoyt Maiden Lane series

Another Loretta Chase fan here but I would start with Miss Wonderful and the rest of that series. Mary Balogh also writes family series, with great accuracy for the details of everyday life in regency England.

Johanna Lnidsey is great, but her older books are more in the bodice ripper department. If you're in the mood for drama, emotion and some blurred consent go for it :)

I love Lisa Kleypas, but I would start witht he Wallflower series, then the Hathaways and after that the Revanels, they are all interconnected and I got a lot more enjoyment reading in order.

I love all of Eloisa James' books, but it depends what you're looking for.

Theresa wrote: "Thanks a million, have downloaded some samples of Eloise James and some Johanna Lindley. They do sound good. :)"

I'm really curious of what you think of them. Keep me updated :)