Books like When His Kiss Is Wicked by Kaitlin O'Riley

Pride and Prejudice is a classic novel by Jane Austen.

A first‑century‑turn English novel by E. M. Forster that explores social conventions, class distinctions, and the relationships among families and sisters.

In the Scottish Highlands, Sir Iain MacLagan unites two rival clans through an arranged marriage to Islaen MacRoth, whose spirited nature challenges his vow of protection and sparks a forbidden attraction amid looming danger.

During the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, a penniless maid disguises herself in stolen jewelry and finds unexpected love with a charming gentleman. The two marry in the chaos, survive the flames, and uncover a devious plot to steal her fortune.

Set in a wartime English seaside town of the 1790s, Sylvia's Lovers follows a young woman torn between the passionate whaling harpooner Charley Kinraid and her devoted cousin Philip Hepburn, whose secret withholding ends in tragedy.

In a suspenseful romance, Emma Hathaway fears danger after confronting her cousin’s secret lover, and turns to the enigmatic Restell Gardner for help—only to find that his forbidden kiss may ignite a perilous passion.

Lord Adrian Smythe is a brilliant but bored English diplomat, secretly the nation's top spy—a fact even his wife, Lady Sophia, does not know. When the Napoleonic wars end, Sophia’s own covert life threatens to unravel their marriage.

During the Restoration, a compassionate Elizabeth becomes a catalyst for political intrigue when she shelters a wounded cavalier, only for her loyalty to invite her family's downfall and an unwelcome marriage—yet her future husband, now a poet of the king, discovers a deeper love.

Viscount Guy Tregellas encounters a mysterious woman on a Scottish beach and becomes determined to uncover her secrets, while she seeks refuge in London.

A shipwreck romance set in Scotland, where a thief's second chance encounter with a charming stranger becomes more than just a kiss from the past.

A romance novel with a twist about a poet and a widow in the lead-up to Napoleon's invasion of England.

Charlotte Featherstone’s tale follows Isabella Fairmont, a woman born of scandal who seeks a proper marriage while secretly writing a novel about a dark‑poderous lord who seduces her. Her plans are disrupted when an enigmatic Earl enters her life.

A witty regency romance about a widowed woman who fiercely pursues love and social acceptance in early 19th‑century England.

After years abroad, Royal returns to a dying duke and a nearly empty treasury. He must marry heiress Jocelyn Caulfield, but his heart is drawn to her cousin Lily Moran, who schemes to recover the estate’s fortune together.

Nick Sebring has issues. Born feeling like an outsider in his own family, growing up under the shadow of a brother who could do anything, Nick isn't that great of a guy. But when this culminates with Nick lashing out to hurt his brother through the woman he loves, Nick turns inward and makes some decisions about the man he intends to be. And as he does this, he falls in love and truly learns the man that he's grown to be. When his love is murdered right before Nick's eyes, Nick knows he has to avenge her. He knows how he's going to avenge her. And he has no qualms using Olivia Shade to exact that vengeance. Olivia Shade has grown up on the outside of her family too. Her problem is that they don't want her outside. They want her all the way in, right under their thumbs. She pays the price for seeking escape and learns her lesson--she'll never see a dawn where she wakes up free. Then she meets Nick Sebring, and even as she fights it, the hope that died years ago starts to blossom. She can find love. She can have a man of her own. She can be happy. She can be free. Olivia hopes while Nick schemes. However, as Nick peels back the layers of all that is Olivia Shade, he finds something surprising. He understands its fragility. He falls in love with its beauty. He seeks to protect it. But he forgets to protect his Livvie from one thing: Nick Sebring.

An intimate tale of grief and unexpected desire, as twenty‑six‑year‑old Shae Lockwood finds solace with her late husband’s best friend, Jasper Whitehall, only to uncover dark secrets that challenge her trust and heart.

Elizabeth Taylor’s ‘A Game of Hide‑and‑Seek’ is a historical romance set in England, delving into first loves, marriage, family life and man‑woman relationships.