Books like Midsummer Moon by Joy Reed

Pride and Prejudice is a classic novel by Jane Austen.

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 historical romance set during the Napoleonic Wars, exploring the world of inventors, women scientists, and early flying machines.

Major Harry Davenport's rich girlfriend, Angela, has been swindled. Now she must break the terms of her marriage agreement to save her title, but the man she loves can't remember what the terms were in the first place.

Captain Matthew Frobisher is forced to escort the frivolous Lydia Peartree on a training voyage—until a brutal storm shipwrecks them together, revealing Lydia’s courage and courage that changes his view of her.

A romance novel featuring a reluctant marriage between a young spinster and a wealthy nobleman.

Daniel, a proud Duke, is injured and marries Miranda, Lady St. Germaine, in secret to secure his legacy. But can they truly make each other their true love, or will their marriage be just another piece of gossip in the ton?

A fiery Regency romance in which an honorable, society‑beyond gambler, Neville Roscoe, clashes with Miranda Clifford, a restrained English lady bound by propriety. Their perilous attraction forces both to defy social codes.

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.

Lucy Parnell, a governess fleeing her stepbrother’s oppression, seeks shelter with the roguish Roderick Kempthorne on the Isle of Man, and discovers a love she never imagined amid a personal quest for safety.

In Regency England, Susan Doyle is coerced into a doomed marriage with Lord Desmond Ryder. To escape, she pretends to be his mistress, but her disguise turns into genuine love as Desmond vows to protect her.

A captivating Regency romance where a widowed countess lusts after a naval captain and schemes to marry him in order to avoid a life of widowhood.

A passionate heiress, Annalise, is left wounded and heartbroken after an impulsive honeymoon night, forcing her to confront her man's hidden past and seek revenge.

She was blonde, beautiful, and had the longest legs he'd ever seen, but was Dr. Joy Barlow really good for what ailed architect Declan Harris? He'd been working night and day since his partner had died in an accident, and now this psychologist was pleading with him to change his life, trade his aspirins and antacids for an easier pace! Joy melted in the heat of Declan's brash, knock-'em-dead smile, but did she dare accept his invitation to dinner...and anything else he had in mind? She'd never felt this cherished before, but even his searing kisses couldn't silence her doubts. She wanted his passion, his strength, and his kissable lips on hers, but she needed his respect just as much - and Declan seemed unwilling...or unable...to give her all of his love. But once they'd embraced by the light of the blue moon, could they put their ghosts to rest and join their hearts forever?

When Miss Claudia Chambers becomes a companion to Lady Rexford, she must navigate a dowager’s battle to protect her inheritance while confronting the charming nephew who captures her heart.

When Lady Jemima Vale sketches in a woodland grove, she encounters a young actress tied to a murder and her rescuer, the notorious libertine Beecham Bryce. Offering to act as chaperone, Lady Jemima soon finds herself drawn into a passionate and dangerous romance that will challenge her preconceptions of morality and love.