Books like The Devil in Winter. Lisa Kleypas by Lisa Kleypas

Evangeline Jenner, the shyest of the Wallflower sisters, negotiates a perilous marriage with the notorious Viscount St. Vincent to secure her inheritance and escape traitorous relatives, insisting on a non-sexual union that challenges both hearts.

Amelia Hathaway’s sudden rise into aristocracy forces her to navigate London’s elite while contending with a powerful attraction to enigmatic Cam Rohan, a man weary of society’s constraints.

Lady Olivia Archer struggles with a disastrous engagement to the notorious Phinneas Cole, learning to defy societal expectations while navigating intrigue, romance, and the perilous allure of a daring beau.

A notorious rake of London meets a bespectacled spinster, and a night of passion forces him to confront love, marriage, and societal expectations.

Evelina is a comic novel of manners that follows a young London debutante as she navigates the social world of 18th‑century England, learning wit, confidence, and the subtleties of love.

When her brother’s friend seduces her during a season’s dance, 21‑year‑old Julianne ignores the disinterest of a 31‑year‑old earl and composes a scandalous guide to charming rakes—turning London’s tabloid circles into a frenzy of flirtation.

Charles Dickens’s Little Dorrit follows William Dorrit, jailed for debt, and his daughter Amy—or Little Dorrit—through their rise from poverty to wealth amid 19th‑century London life.

A scandal-ridden romance between an unassuming soldier's daughter and a wealthy rogue.

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, Lady Pandora Ravenel defies the Season, launching a board‑game empire, yet a scandalous ball draws her into a marriage of convenience with the enigmatic Lord St. Vincent, threatening both love and ambition.

A love story between a middle-aged man and a young woman from a partisans' family in London, set against the backdrop of the 1970s, exploring the seductive power of storytelling.

Seventy‑four‑year‑old Barrington Jedidiah Walker, an Antiguan expatriate in London’s Hackney, balances family life with a hidden gay identity, risking his marriage and long‑hidden truth for authenticity and freedom.

Lord James Hamilton, a celebrated rake of London, faces a changing heart when feisty Lady Anne Curzon‑Howe captures his attention, challenging his libertine ways and forcing him to choose love over leisure.

Sophie Talbot flees London after aristocratic scandal, but a carriage ride with the charming Marquess of Eversley turns escape into an irresistible entanglement of secrets and forbidden desire.

A woman's desire...With dreams of a great romantic love, Abigail Carrington sails to England to marry the man she has loved since childhood, Michael Ingram, Marquis of Darfield. She believes her betrothed is a generous and noble man who has been longing for her. But the handsome man waiting for her at the altar is a dark, brooding stranger who rushes her into marriage, then abandons her at his country estate. Only the passion of Michael's kiss gives her hope that theirs can be more than a marriage of convenience.A man's need... With scandal shadowing his past, Michael, the Devil of Darfield, had no need for a wife. Remembering only the little hellion who made life miserable for him aboard her father's ship, he resents the agreement he made to marry her so he could save his ancestral home. Though determined to ignore her, he cannot stop thinking about his lovely violet-eyed bride. Her beauty tempts him. Her charm bedevils him. He tries to drive her away until he almost loses her. Then he vows to regain her love--before it is too late....From the Paperback edition.

Jessie Warburton, tired of being ignored by the rakish Earl of Ashbourne, marries Reverend Henry Lusty and moves to London. There she becomes entangled in a web of romance, writing, and social intrigue.