Books like A Highly Respectable Marriage by Sheila F. Walsh

A captivating Regency romance story of a young woman whose charm and determination defy the expectations of her social class and the conventions of her time.

A regency romance with a twist, where a wealthy widow seeks a suitable husband but ends up falling into the arms of a cynical and cunning Lord Harford.

There has never been a marriage book like The Meaning of Marriage. Based on the acclaimed sermon series by New York Times bestselling author Timothy Keller, this book shows everyone -- Christians, skeptics, singles, long-time married couples, and those about to be engaged -- the vision of what marriage should be according to the Bible. Modern culture would make you believe that everyone has a soul-mate; that romance is the most important part of a successful marriage; that your spouse is there to help you realize your potential; that marriage does not mean forever, but merely for now; that starting over after a divorce is the best solution to seemingly intractable marriage issues. All those modern-day assumptions are, in a word, wrong. Using the Bible as his guide, coupled with insightful commentary from his wife of thirty-six years, Kathy, Timothy Keller shows that God created marriage to bring us closer to him and to bring us more joy in our lives. It is a glorious relationship that is also the most misunderstood and mysterious. With a clear-eyed understanding of the Bible, and meaningful instruction on how to have a successful marriage, The Meaning of Marriage is essential reading for anyone who wants to know God and love more deeply in this life. - Publisher.

A beautiful and dangerous Miss Winslow faces the pursuit of men who wish to claim her as their own, but her true purpose is to find love and respect in a world that cannot abide her beauty alone.

Miss Catherine Spenser is forced to marry the Duke of Clarendon under false pretenses. Can she trust herself to keep the promise of love in public?

A charming Regency Romance adventure with a dashing duchess and a young lady in need of rescue from scandalous secrets.

A beautiful and tragic story of love and deception, set against the backdrop of Regency England, involving a young woman who is forced into marriage with a wealthy and arrogant earl she despises deeply.

Major Harry Davenport's rich girlfriend, Angela, has been swindled. Now she must break the terms of her marriage agreement to save her title, but the man she loves can't remember what the terms were in the first place.

A beautiful and talented woman navigates a web of intrigue, deception, and heartache in 18th-century France, as she struggles to prove her worth to a wealthy and skilled suitor while trying to keep her heart safe.

A governess in Regency England embarks on a romantic adventure with a mysterious lord, leading to unexpected misadventures and love triangles.

Emily Hendrickson’s Regency romance, A Chance Encounter, follows an unexpected meeting that challenges social norms and inspires love in early 19th‑century English society, where tradition, duty, and destiny intertwine.

A charming Regency romance featuring a young woman torn between the four most eligible bachelors.

Regency romance by Olivia Fontayne, exploring courtly intrigue, love, and scandal.

A Regency romance that explores the social customs and courtship rituals of early 19th‑century Britain, following a wayward woman navigating love and societal expectations.

A Regency romance featuring intrigue and mistaken identity, Miss Cheney's Charade by Emily Hendrickson explores deception and the complexities of social roles in the early 19th‑century society.

A Country Miss

Ours is a culture of divorce, yet some couples have happy, long-lasting marriages. What is their secret? When so many marriages fail miserably, why do others succeed? This book has the answers. Judith Wallerstein, coauthor of Second Chances, the landmark bestseller on divorce, now turns her attention to marriages that work. Based on a groundbreaking study of fifty couples who consider themselves happily married, The Good Marriage offers an entirely fresh vision of that most complex of human relationships. Wallerstein describes what she considers the four basic types of marriage: romantic, rescue, companionate, and traditional. She identifies the natural stages of a marriage and explains the nine psychological tasks - including separating from the family of origin and making a safe place for conflict - that must be undertaken by anyone committed to having a good marriage. Wallerstein and coauthor Sandra Blakeslee introduce us to a number of couples who speak honestly and eloquently about the intimate interiors of their marriages. We meet Sara and Matt, whose passion for each other still burns strong many years after their first electrifying encounter; Helen and Keith, who discovered that marriage can heal the wounds of an unhappy childhood; Ellis and Janet, who each brought two children to their second marriage and made it work. Thanks to the astonishing candor of these couples, we learn a great deal about how partners in a good marriage overcome difficult obstacles, resolve the conflicts that come with parenting, and keep love alive despite the myriad pressures of modern life. The men and women interviewed by Wallerstein readily admit that even the best relationship requires hard work and continuing negotiation. But they also convey an inspirational message, for almost all of them feel that their marriage is their single greatest accomplishment. The Good Marriage explains why, and its lively mix of storytelling and analysis will challenge every couple to think in a profoundly different way about the most important relationship in their lives.

Sybil Eagleton navigates a Regency Season in London, facing love's complexities and the allure of the wealthy Viscount Buckingham.

Society requires years of preparation for almost any significant career endeavor but demands no real preparation for one of the most crucial undertakings in life: marriage. In an age of disposable marriages and information overload, where can couples turn for real answers that will make their relationships work? Only to God. Marriage on the Rock clearly details God's principles that will turn disillusioned, divorce-bound marriages into satisfying dream relationships.

During the Regency era, Serena must marry to secure her family's future, but love complications arise when a beautiful stranger threatens her stable match and courtship with the Duke's young son creates emotional turmoil.

A Regency-era romance novel by Evelyn Richardson.