Books like Madrigals and Mistletoe by Hayley Ann Solomon

Pride and Prejudice is a classic novel by Jane Austen.

A love story set in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars, where Anne Elliot finds herself amidst the Regency era as her sister rents Miss Elliot's father's house, leading to an unexpected reunion with Captain Frederick Wentworth and the return of her beloved.

Two young aristocrats face love, music, and musical theater in a Regency romance that captures the sights and sounds of the era's fin de siècle atmosphere.

Sir Richard Kenworthy courts the unlikely Iris Smythe‑Smith, and when she agrees to marry him, hidden secrets threaten the romance blossoming between a nobleman and a discreet music‑lover in Regency England.

A Regency romance with a twist of fairy tale elements, where a prince's marriage to a princess isn't enough to win over a young, beautiful woman who resists social conventions.

A woman falls deeply in love with an Earl of Falconridge, but the dangerous political intrigue surrounding the Inferno Club threatens to break their newfound happiness.

A trio of light Regency romances where love and duty intertwine, featuring Cathleen Clare’s The Impossible Bride, a spinster torn between family duty and the man she loves.

A Christmas-themed collection of short stories that blends celebration and romance.

An epic Regency love story of forbidden passion between two unlikely lovers, set against the backdrop of high society and arranged marriages.

A Regency-era romance set in England, featuring a determined lady who must marry a man she doesn't love in order to save her nephew.

A charming historical romance about a woman who starts an amateur orchestra to boost the morale of a small English town during World War II.

Bailey Sullivan, a Christmas-grumbling young woman, must rescue her family's holiday shop before the season ends, while rekindling a spark with her high‑school sweetheart, now a Secret Service agent, in this feel‑good romance.

A Regency romance by Emily Hendrickson, Elizabeth's Rake follows the intricate lives and evolving relationships of its characters against the backdrop of early 19th‑century England.

Three Christmas stories of men and women falling in love under the mistletoe and snow.

A wealthy widow decides to marry a handsome man for financial gain, but her desire for him runs deeper than money can buy.

Thea's parents decide to host a big family Christmas in a house by the sea ... even though they are, in fact, about to split up. Thea herself is newly single - her sister and brother are both settled, with children, homes and a future. But Thea's boyfriend has ditched her in favour of his pedigree dogs, and Thea can't decide whether or not she minds. There will be copious food and drink, holly and mistletoe, lots of bracing walks and a wintry barbecue on the beach. If it seems an odd way to celebrate the final break-up of a marriage and the Moving On to new partners, no- one is saying so. But then no-one had anticipated that the new partners might actually turn up to complicate the sleeping arrangements. As Cornwall experiences the biggest snowstorm in living memory, the festive atmosphere comes under some strain. Will Thea manage to find some happiness for herself? Will the mistletoe work its magic on them all?