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Modern love is swoon-worthy, but there’s nothing like when passion and the past unite in historical romance books. A Love So True’s historical romance book coverage highlights standout romances from the Medieval era, the Old West, the regency, the Victorian era, and other time periods.
Are you an Outlander fan who wants to read about highland passion? Medieval romance books are full of sexy Scots, epic battles, and commanding alpha males.
Love romances set within the context of societal pressure from the scheming ton? Then regency romances such as Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton books or the works of Sarah McLean, Lisa Kleypas, or Eloisa James will sweep you off your feet. And regency romance isn’t just hetero, either—the regency romance subgenre is also full of queer romance by writers like Olivia Waite, Cat Sebastian, and Tess Bowery.
Or perhaps you love a man on horseback? Cowboy romance books set in the Wild West are filled with action and passion against an epic landscape.
Regardless which era you prefer, our historical romance coverage recommends reads that will sweep you off your feet and soothe your heart.
These highland novels will have you wishing for a stiff breeze.
By Mia Garcia
Readers have a habit of falling for Meg Cabot’s romances…
These romantic reads have stolen our hearts.
These reads give us chills all season long.
Historical plus romance plus mystery equals pure literary perfection.
Reunite with the one that got away.
With book series this good, who needs a vacation?
By G.G. Andrew
Embark on a sea voyage full of passion, romance, and red-hot buccaneers.
Relish these remarkable Regency romances.
These Regency reads are a ton of fun.
By Dahlia Adler
Five lucky winners will receive a bundle of Harlequin romance novels.
Saddle up and ride into the sunset with these romantic westerns.
Full of feuding families and forbidden love, you won’t be able to put these medieval romances down.
By Kara Brand