Book/author recommendations needed!

[Kady]

I'm in the mood for books set in the Tudor, Elizabethan or Victorian eras, set in England. If you ladies can give me some recommendations for books, or authors who write those eras, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!

[Karen Templeton]

Kady -- Susan Carroll writes heavily in Tudor/Elizabethan England. I recently read her THE HUNTRESS, which was quite good. Some political intrigue, a bit of witchcraft, a very nice lead couple -- it reminded me a lot of the meaty romantic historicals (as opposed to straight historical romance) a la Pamela Belle I used to read and love years ago. Apparently the book is part of a trilogy, too.

[Kady]

Thanks, Karen!

[Tammy]

Julia Quinn has a great series that is called the Bridgerton series, I think that there are like 9 books total. They are definitely in that period. They have a little of everything mixed in.

[Carla S. Arpin, Author Services]

I highly recommend Amanda Quick for awesome Victorian romances, and if you like Regency era romances, Loretta Chase is AWESOME!

Carla : )

[Crystal Mitchell]

Amanda Quick for sure

[Lessard Public Relations]

I'd like to recommend a Victorian set book by Tracy Goodwin. I really enjoyed DANCE WITH DECEPTION. Her cover alone is worth getting the book, it's gorgeous. I've purchased a few extra copies for gifts in the past few months.

[Tanya Hanson]

Phillipa Gregory has some great Tudor-set books out. And a very oldie but goodie is the late Victoria Holt who wrote nead Victorian-set suspense romances. I especially loved Menfreya in the Morning.

[Jennifer Drake]

ooooh
Well i love margaret moore, julie garwood, kinley macgregor, julia quinn, betina krahn, virginia henley (esp the douglas/kennedy books), barbara dawson smith, julianne macLean, shannon drake, laura lee guhrke and iris johansen
- i could suggest TONS depending on what exactly you want lol - i'm actually scarily organized when it comes to my books

some in particular.........

julie garwood the bride and the wedding
margaret moore The unwilling bride and the overlords bride
kathryn caskie's Rules of Engagement (very witty lol)
johanna lindsey - hm, well i'll be honest i love the malory books - but also A pirates love is great too (as is captive bride)
karen robards, Island flame and its "aftermath" Sea fire (pirate)
kinley MacGregor a dark champion and master of seduction

margo maguire, the perfect seduction

Leigh Greenwood - esp The captains caress

brenda joyce, (esp) a lady at last