Books like Regency Gold by Marion Chesney

Arabella Tallant, eldest daughter of a poor clergyman, travels to London hoping for a rich husband. In the city she meets the wealthy Robert Beaumaris, who, after an unexpected encounter, thrusts her into high society and sparking a romantic adventure.

Venetia Lanyon, a beautiful and sensible Yorkshire heiress, rejects a dull suitor and dreams of love until she meets the rakish Lord Jasper Damerel. Their courtship upends her world and reveals surprising family secrets.

Georgette Heyer's Regency comedy follows the sharp‑witted Frederica Merriville as she navigates London society, with the dashing Marquis of Alverstoke helping her family secure fortunes and match prospects.

In Georgette Heyer’s Regency romance The Foundling, young Duke Adolphus "Gilly" Ware seeks a love‑based marriage amid family duty, blackmail, and a secret quest to protect a foundling, unveiling unforeseen adventures.

The Corinthian follows Sir Richard Wyndham, a dashing Regency noble contending with an arranged marriage while protecting a young fugitive from England.

A disgraced heir from Yorkshire thrust into a regency family’s affairs, Major Hugo Darracott must navigate aristocratic expectations while using his humor to outwit the entrenched Darracotts.

During the eighteenth century, a scandalous arranged marriage and a vanished treasure ring threaten England’s aristocratic families, as two cousins defy fate and confront smugglers, fugitives, and the specter of justice.

A Regency romance where the arrogant Lord Rivington challenges spirited Georgina, leading to a tense battle of wills and an unexpected transformation for both.

In Regency England, Penelope's love for the wealthy Earl of Hestleton is tested when her Aunt Augusta’s ambition threatens to tear them apart.

Sophy Rivenhall, a vivacious young woman entrusted to her relatives in Berkeley Square, turns London society on its head with wit and matchmaking skill, easing family troubles and challenging a rigid aristocratic wedding.

After a decade of marriage vows, the Earl of Devenham and Mary Anstey find their love faded, but the younger sister Emily schemes to save her mother’s wedlock by sabotaging the wedding with a sleeping draught that leads to a forced annulment.

Simon rescues a drenched, disguised young woman and brings her home, setting the stage for unexpected romance and a new life in Regency England.

In Regency England, the confident and attractive Susan Bracken feels destined for marriage, even as she doubts love will find her—until she meets Lord John Fairfax, a charming and wealthy noble who seems focused on her beautiful mother. When a reckless young suitor disrupts their growing connection, Susan must decide whether to risk everything for romance.

A young woman, Melissa Wade, leaves her tumultuous family life to become a companion to Cheryl, a ward of the Duke of Aldwick, only to find herself caught in a new web of danger and intrigue.

In the third book of the Mannerling Series, Abigail Beverley juggles family betrayal, a wounded nobleman, and a rival romance to reclaim the family mansion.

Miss Kate Spencer's brother, the late Sir Harry, had been known to gamble to excess on occasion. But this was beyond the pale: he had wagered away Kielder Castle to the notorious gamester Richard Drew - with the spirited Kate still living there! Happily, Drew did not immediately turn Kate out onto the outlying moors. But he did proceed to ensconce himself at Kielder with every indication that he would stay. He hadn't yet reckoned with Kate or her campaign of collapsing ceilings and nocturnal ghosts, all created to discourage Drew from getting too settled - especially when Kate realized she could keep Drew out of sight, but not out of mind...

In the Regency era, a spirited heiress falls for a dashing guest of her father, only to have the invitation to marry slipped away when her father insists. Determined, she vows to win him back when fate brings them together again.

In 1816, Sir Ralph Marwood hosts his daughters and a hopeful suitor, Piers Aubrey, but Emily resists the proposal and must navigate the arrival of the mysterious Chelbeck Charger to secure her future.

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.

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.

Reference BookThis book is a must-have for anyone who enjoys or wants to understand the Regency period from 1811-1820. It is a reference book that not only characterizes the lifestyles of many famous people that lived back then but also covers language, fashion, the reasons for marriage and more. History students and authors of historical romances are other people who will find it interesting. Published in 1989, you will probably have the best luck finding it at your local library. If found, the copies that people are willing to sell are listed for ridiculous prices. I have read quite a few romances from this era and, honestly, I developed a bitter taste for this group of people who expected to be served everything without question. Boredom occurred so both sexes turned to self-gratification and not with the most pleasant results. Still, I found it an education and a necessary book with a wealth of knowledge. Kudos to the two authors for their excellent research in it putting together. And yes, I will still read romances from this time hoping to find true love among the aristocrats. ... Amazon review by L. B. Taylor

A marriage on the brink rekindles when Captain Alec Tyrrell and Priss, estranged yet bound by duty, submit to a daring masquerade, discovering love anew amidst Regency intrigue.

Book 2 of 6 of the Mannerling Series

Three sisters vie for love and a mansion in Regency England, as a jealous suitor, a military hero and a reckless heir collide in a tale of romance, intrigue, and family loyalty.