Books like Too Dangerous for a Lady by Jo Beverley

Jack Carstares, the disgraced former Earl of Wyncham, returns to Georgian England as a highwayman to rescue Diana Beauleigh from the villainous Duke of Andover, while struggling to restore his honor and love.

A rebellious heiress and her reluctant guardian fall for each other in a forbidden romance, but a rival threatens to steal both her wealth and her love.

A Christmas story about the Earl of Devonmont and a widowed vicar's wife, Camilla Stuart, who are drawn into a love triangle at Montcliff Hall.

Lady Ware, dressed as a highwayman, captures a wealthy nobleman for an ill-fated escape from a dangerous pursuer. She soon finds herself in the arms of Cyn Malloren, a handsome and rebellious gentleman who is desperate for adventure after recovering from war injuries. Their dangerous yet passionate encounter leads to a complex web of secrets and forbidden desires.

A Georgian romance where Earl Robin Fitzvitry meets a mysterious nun who has spent years in an Italian convent and must seek protection from her unknown English father.

In Regency England, a young woman of independent spirit meets a charming viscount whose allure and curiosity spark a passionate yet guarded affair, as secrets from her past threaten to unravel both their lives.

A romance novel with a dramatic family history and a dangerous attraction between the new Viscount Darien and the lovely Lady Thea.

In Regency England, music teacher Frances Allard’s quiet life at Miss Martin's School in Bath is upended when she meets the enigmatic Viscount Lucius Marshall during a snowstorm. Their instant attraction leads to passion, class conflict, and a forbidden romance that challenges societal norms.

In Regency London, self‑made American Samuel Hartley, haunted by a battlefield massacre, pursues the traitor who killed his regiment while entangling with Lady Emeline Gordon in a forbidden romance.

At a London ball, the independent Lillian Bowman discovers that her American way of life clashes with aristocratic expectations, and she finds herself opposed to the snobbish Lord Westcliff, the city's most eligible aristocrat.

In Regency London, the Spanish-born Duchess of Autenberry defies society’s expectations by entering a notorious pleasure club, where her encounter with the enigmatic Lord Strickland sparks a dangerous, scandal‑filled romance.

Ewan Mostyn, a loyal younger noble son, is hired as bodyguard to the Duke of Ridlington’s daughter, Lady Lorraine. Their careful protection turns to a mutual attraction as Lorraine resists her guardian’s charms—all set in Regency London.

A historical novel that follows Prince George, future George IV, through the Regency era as he navigates court intrigue, personal longing, and the pressures of royalty.

Modern career woman Eleanor, a costume designer for a Jane Austen festival, is swept back into Regency England by haunted ghost sisters, where she thwarts a Napoleonic spy, converses with Austen, and falls for a rakish lord.

Set in Regency England, "Scandal" delivers a sharp, witty romance that follows a working‑class woman as she navigates the intrigues of the aristocracy and the social customs of the day, with humour and heart.

In Regency England, ill James de Vere seeks a country retreat and finds Laura, a familiar face, offering her companionship and protection of her family estate as he plots to preserve his fortune from avaricious relatives.

Lady Chastity Ware disguises herself as a highwayman to protect her widowed sister and infant niece from a ruthless pursuer, and she captures an unsuspecting aristocrat during a daring stagecoach raid.

A Regency-era romance set 10 years after Pride and Prejudice, exploring changes in the Darcy family, European life, and late Regency England through humor, Austen's language, and character development.

No one thinks a seventeen-year-old girl can take on the hard men of London's gangland, but it's a mistake to underestimate Maura Ryan: she's tough, clever and beautiful --and she's determined that nothing will stand in her way. Which makes her one very dangerous lady. Together, she and her brother Michael are unbeatable: the Queen and King of organised crime, they run the pubs and clubs, the prostitutes and pimps of the West End. With Maura masterminding it, they pull off an audicious gold bullion robbery and have much of the Establishment in their pockets. But notoriety has its price. The police are determined to put Maura away once and for all --and not everyone in the family thinks that's such a bad idea. When it comes to the crunch, Maura has to face the pain of lost love in her past --and the dangerous lady discovers her heart is not made entirely of stone.

Businessman Heath Hextall inherits an earldom and hires a well‑bred woman to maintain his social standing, but his plans collide with the unpredictable Lady Josephine Somerhall.