Books like Regency Royal by Michael Hardwick
Michael Hardwick’s *Regency Royal* is a fictionalized chronicle of Prince George, who would become George IV and serve as Prince of Wales during the long reign of his regent father. Set against the backdrop of early nineteenth‑century Britain, the novel follows the prince from childhood into adulthood, depicting his interactions with notable figures of the time, including playwright Sheridan and the politician Charles James Fox, as he struggles with the burdens of duty and the desire for personal affection. Through its vivid portrayal of court life, the book offers insight into the cultural and political dynamics that shaped the Regency period.
First publish date: 1978
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Michael Hardwick
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