Books like The Captain and the Wallflower by Lyn Stone

A Regency romance where Lucy Dawlish finds solace with Paul Ravenscar after her betrothed’s murder, navigating love and loyalty in a delicate inheritance dilemma.

Lady Ruth Penderric, trapped in a decaying castle with her miserly brother and selfish sister, is rescued from a ransom kidnapping by the gallant Oliver Pardoe, a banker's son. His help brings her to London, where a promising courtship with a lord unfolds, yet Ruth’s heart is already captured by Oliver’s steadfast courage.

In Regency Ireland, sixteen‑year‑old Berengaria "Garia" Ivory endures a scandalous betrothal to the Earl of Lindal’s grandson, only to have her intended elope. Returning after ten years, Torin reclaims his inheritance and attempts to win Garia’s heart.

An Earl indebted to his title’s ancient debts takes a risky wager with a notorious gambler: win her daughter or lose her life at the casino. When the Earl wins, he discovers the bride he wants is not what he expected.

In the Regency era, practical governess Nell faces the imposing castle of Lord Eden Jarrow, where a shadowed past and a looming danger test both love and loyalty.

Lady Beryl Kinnard, a sheltered country girl, must decide if the Marquis of Elston’s honor is stronger than his dazzling charms. A Regency romance of love, duty and deception.

When Lavinia Merridew meets the cousin of a suitor, she is drawn into the game of Lord Heathbury—an intellectual who seems indifferent but is captivated by her charm, leading to a tangled romance.

Eliza, in a convenient marriage to the Marquis of Emberay, feels her life is happy until she discovers her husband’s passion for opera diva Marisa Tarrazi threatens their domestic bliss.

A Regency romance in which a hasty marriage to the dashing Scott Kendall leads Laura Milford to grapple with love, war, and revenge after six grueling years apart.

A Highland laird and a Sassenach woman clash as duty and desire collide in this Regency romance.

THE SPOILS OF WAR...THE SPOILS OF LOVE The sixteenth century. Pizarro's Peru, the crossroads of the old world and the new. Civil rebellion and political upheaval rocked the country. and amidst the chaos... CATHERINE Clever, aristocratic, and headstrong, she survived more by wits than by beauty - and her beauty alone had caused men to become lifelong enemies. VALDIVIA Lusty and courageous, he was a heroic captain in Pizarro's legendary army. He bought Catherine in a gambling hall and then humiliated her further - by making her his wife. DON LUIS The ruthless and powerful government official. He hated Catherine almost as much as he desired her. And he vowed to have her at all costs - or to destroy her. Caught between politics and passion, between being a possession and loving the very man who possessed her, Catherine yearned for love. She wanted to be more than a possession, more than a precious toy. More than the CAPTAIN'S PLEASURE..

Book 2 of 6 of the Mannerling Series