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A glittering social whirl on the edge of a precipice, where sparkling ballroom banter gives way to the thunderous reality of war. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with An Infamous Army (Alastair-Audley #4).
- feverish
- glamorous
- tense
- sweeping
- 01
Lord Calthorpe's Promise
Sylvia Andrew
A spirited battle of wills wrapped in the comforting, traditional embrace of a classic Regency Season.
- 02
The Spanish Bride
Georgette Heyer
A sweeping, passionate historical romance where a reckless officer and his spirited young bride forge a stormy love amidst the perils of the Peninsular War.
- 03
April Lady
Georgette Heyer
A sparkling comedy of manners where unspoken love and mounting debts create a delightful tangle of Regency misunderstandings.
- 04
A Clare Darcy Trilogy
Clare Darcy
A sparkling, witty romp through Regency ballrooms and European intrigues, fueled by spirited heroines and dashing adversaries.
- 05
Mutiny at Almacks
Judith A. Lansdowne
A sparkling, sweet-natured romp through the absurdities of the London Season, complete with matchmaking relatives and a delightfully grounded hero.
- 06
Infamous Isabelle
Margaret Summerville
A sparkling, banter-filled romp where strict propriety collides with mischievous charm.
- 07
Sharpe's Waterloo
Bernard Cornwell · 1990
A sweeping, adrenaline-fueled plunge into the smoke and chaos of one of history's most legendary battles, balancing bitter personal betrayals with grand military triumph.
- 08
Defiant Mistress
Marian Devon · 1994
A sweeping battle of wills where fierce independence clashes with undeniable, scandalous desire against the backdrop of Regency England and the eve of Waterloo.
- 09
Love in Disguise
Alana Clayton · 1994
A quiet, restorative Regency romance where a country estate becomes a sanctuary for two guarded souls.
- 10
A Debt to Delia
Barbara Metzger · 2002
A charming, banter-filled Regency romp where a guilt-ridden soldier's marriage of obligation blossoms into unexpected, joyous love.
- 11
Vanity Fair
William Makepeace Thackeray · 1848
A biting, sprawling puppet show of social climbing, moral compromise, and the hollow pursuit of status in Regency England.
- 12
An Infamous Proposal
Joan Smith
A sparkling, banter-filled romp where a pragmatic marriage proposal accidentally ignites a delightfully stubborn romance.
