Books like All the Tea in China by Jane Orcutt

Jennifer Whitcomb, a governess at the Parmenter estate, wins over neglected children while navigating mysterious houseguests and mesmerism, finding refuge in encounters with local lord Viscount Haverford.

Three spirited women navigate the high seas and the social customs of Regency England, overcoming the challenges of Regency romance.

A quiet life is shattered when Penelope's aunt's jewels are stolen. Julian Rutherford, a newspaper reporter with a hidden past, becomes involved, and Penelope's adventures are suddenly exciting.

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 pioneer shares the secrets to creating jobs and reaping profits doing business with ChinaIs China a threat to America's economic future? Just the opposite, says international businessman Jeremy Haft. China is a boon for business: the opportunity of a lifetime to create jobs, build value, and make money. All the Tea in China demonstrates America's overwhelming competitive advantage over China in the global economy. And it highlights the many market opportunities for companies of all sizes, in all sectors. China is far and away the fastest growing market for U.S. goods and services in the world.Despite the good news, China remains one of the most challenging operating environments, and it's easy to make costly mistakes. Haft demonstrates how to avoid the pitfalls, providing an industry-by-industry guide to buying from, selling to, and competing with the Chinese.The book is also filled with funny stories of Haft's hard-won lessons as a China business pioneer. It's the most engaging, useful book yet on this important subject.

At a country inn, Miss Justine Bryerly discovers a lost valise that belongs to Damien Trowbridge, a spy marquess who once flirted with her in London.

A spirited heiress flirtations with a dashing stranger, only to discover he is her appointed guardian—a Regency romance that explores duty, love, and societal expectations.

A Chinese mother and her adopted daughter, raised by an American couple, discover how a rare native tea links their worlds and transforms their family's destiny across cultures.

Set in 1815, "Illusion" follows Frances Woodard, an English courtesan from India, as she becomes entangled with the alluring spy Nigel Arundham, Marquess of Rivaulx, amid the political turmoil of the Waterloo campaign.

Lady Jenny Windham seeks to break free from Regency expectations and follow her art across a Christmas now.

Rose's remarkable account follows the journey of Robert Fortune, a Scottish gardener, who was deployed by the British East India Company to steal China's tea secrets in 1848. This thrilling narrative combines history, geography, and old-fashioned adventure.