Books like The very daring duchess by Miranda Jarrett

A love story set in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars, where Anne Elliot finds herself amidst the Regency era as her sister rents Miss Elliot's father's house, leading to an unexpected reunion with Captain Frederick Wentworth and the return of her beloved.

Duke Griffin York of Halford, forced into marriage by his cunning mother, chooses the barmaid Pauline Simms—who dreams of owning a bookshop—as his bride. Their unlikely romance tests class, duty, and love in Regency London.

Set in Regency England, "The Unexpected Duchess" follows the sharp‑tongued Lady Lucy Upton as she schemes to protect her shy friend Cassandra from an unwanted suitor, the Duke of Claringdon, while discovering a playful, unexpected romance of her own.

A fashionable duchess wrestles with love and deceit in Regency England, posing as a governess to escape suitors and endear herself to a proud, country earl.

A naval adventure novel featuring the character of Frank Mildmay, a rogue officer who leads an exciting life in the early 19th-century Royal Navy.

In 1803 a proud Duke of Trent falls for the adventurous American heiress Merry Pelford, already engaged, leading to a passionate clash of honor and desire.

When the Duchess of Harborough offers Harriet Treene a chance to model for one of her alluring paintings, Harriet accepts. Beautiful, witty, and bold, Harriet is a lowborn orange-seller in St. James Park. Can this diamond-in-the-rough be polished enough to find a place in the genteel ton -- and in the heart of London's most enigmatic rake? Devilishly irresistible William Manderville, Earl of Bonnington, refuses to take a wife because the covert risks he takes for the sake of his country put him in constant danger. A painting by his friend the duchess -- of a woman who looks like the goddess Venus -- could change his mind, however. As the duchess plays matchmaker between the enamored earl and the mysterious beauty, William finds himself caught up in a maelstrom of powerful emotions and desires he has never felt before. But can he finally take the risk of loving a woman when his love of danger and excitement will put her in harm's way?

In December 1815, British anti‑slavery patrols struggle amid poor ships, a passive government, and the belligerent Dey of Algiers, while Adam Bolitho mourns his uncle’s death and confronts his identity as a man of war.

Captain Graham Martineau, a Victoria Cross recipient, commands the Tribal Class destroyer H.M.S. Hakka to escort convoys through the Arctic to Russia, confronting a relentless enemy.

Commodore Horatio Hornblower is dispatched to safeguard Baltic trade and halt Napoleon’s expansion into Sweden and Russia during the Napoleonic Wars.

Sir Neville Fortescue, the respectable MP from a line of rakes, is drawn out of his tidy life when he is thrust into danger alongside the alluring Diana, Duchess of Medbourne. Their unlikely partnership ignites romance and peril in Regency London.