Top 100 Historical Romances

I love historical romance. I read my first one at 12 years of age. I was hooked ever since. The magic of them has soothed my savage breast many times. I retreat into the world of adventure, romance, and pagentry easily, and hunger for more. These books definitely make the top of my list for wonderful historical romance reads. Here they are:

1.Lord of Scoundrels-Loretta Chase
2.The Shadow and The Star-Laura Kinsale
3.Seize The Fire-Laura Kinsale
4.The Prince of Midnight-Laura Kinsale
5.A Heart So Wild-Johanna Lindsey
6.A Rose At Midnight-Anne Stuart
7.Lord of Danger-Anne Stuart
8.The Charm School-Susan Wiggs
9.The Horsemaster’s Daughter-Susan Wiggs
10.A Well-Pleasured Lady-Christina Dodd
11.Rules of Engagement-Christina Dodd
12.Rules of Surrender-Christina Dodd
13.Lost in Your Arms-Christina Dodd
14.All Through The Night-Connie Brockway
15.A Dangerous Man-Connie Brockway
16.Dreaming of You-Lisa Kleypas
17.Lady Sophia’s Lover-Lisa Kleypas
18.Then Came You-Lisa Kleypas
19.Again The Magic-Lisa Kleypas
20.Be Mine-Cait Logan
21.Never Love A Cowboy-Lorraine Heath
22.Tell Me Lies-Claudia Dain
23.Born in Sin-Kinley MacGregor
24.Taming The Scotsman-Kinley MacGregor
25.Entwined-Emma Jensen
26.It Must Have Been The Moonlight-Melody Thomas
27.Night Shadow-Laura Renken
28.My Lord Pirate-Laura Renken
29.Wicked Lies-Laura Renken
30.After The Kiss-Joan Johnston
31.Fallen-Celeste Bradley
32.Perils of the Heart-Jennifer Ashley
33.Lady Gallant-Suzanne Robinson
34.The Awakening-Jude Deveraux
35.The Princess-Jude Deveraux
36.Velvet Angel-Jude Deveraux
37.Sweetbriar-Jude Deveraux
38.The Texan’s Wager-Jodi Thomas
39.Two Texas Hearts-Jodi Thomas
40.The Devil You Know-Liz Carlyle
41.When A Texan Gambles-Jodi Thomas
42.Forever in Texas-Jodi Thomas
43.My Darling Caroline-Adele Ashworth
44.Tallie’s Knight-Anne Gracie
45.Forbidden-Jo Beverley
46.The Pirate Next Door-Jennifer Ashley
47.The Pirate Hunter-Jennifer Ashley
48.Only In My Dreams-Eve Byron
49.Winter Garden-Adele Ashworth
50.The Proposition-Judith Ivory
51.Indiscretion-Jillian Hunter
52.The Merry Widow-Meagan McKinney
53.When Dawn Tames The Night-Meagan McKinney
54.Master of Desire-Kinley MacGregor
55.Priceless-Christina Dodd
56.Night Song-Beverly Jenkins
57.Scandalous Again-Christina Dodd
58.Scandalous-Karen Robards
59.Heather and Velvet-Teresa Medeiros
60.One Kiss From You-Christina Dodd
61.For The First Time-Kathryn Smith
62.Annie’s Song-Catherine Anderson
63.The Charmer-Celeste Bradley

64.Lord Ruin-Carolyn Jewel
65.Wild Dawn-Cait Logan
66.Night Fire-Cait Logan
67.Savage Thunder-Johanna Lindsey
68.Brave The Wild Wind-Johanna Lindsey
69.Love Me Forever-Johanna Lindsey
70.The Raider-Jude Deveraux
71.The Price Of Innocence-Susan Sizemore
72.On A Long Ago Night-Susan Sizemore
73.Too Wicked To Marry-Susan Sizemore
74.Angel-Johanna Lindsey
75.The Wicked One-Danelle Harmon
76.The Naked Truth-Lyn Stone
77.The Arrangement-Lyn Stone
78.Indigo-Beverly Jenkins
79.No Choice But Surrender-Meagan McKinney
80.For The Roses-Julie Garwood
81.My Dearest Enemy-Connie Brockway
82.Shadow Play-Katherine Sutcliffe
83.Mischief-Laura Parker
84.Notorious-Katherine Sutcliffe
85.Bridal Favors-Connie Brockway
86.Hummingbird-Lavyrle Spencer
87.Island Star-Kit Gardner
88.Vows Made In Wine-Susan Wiggs
89.The Imposter-Celeste Bradley
90.The Pretender-Celeste Bradley
91.The Spy-Celeste Bradley
92.Angels Wings-Anne Stuart
93.Worth Any Price-Lisa Kleypas
94.Someone To Watch Over Me-Lisa Kleypas
95.Stranger In My Arms-Lisa Kleypas
96.Dark Torment-Karen Robards
97.Nobody’s Angel-Karen Robards
98.Heartstrings-Rebecca Paisley
99.My False Heart-Liz Carlyle
100.Shadow Dance-Anne Stuart

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