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A lush, scandalous romp through the treacherous and sexually charged court of Henry VIII. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Love, Remember Me.
- opulent
- dangerous
- steamy
- intrigue-laden
- 01
A Dangerous Love
Bertrice Small · 2006
A sweeping, sensual journey of captivity and passion set against the rugged backdrop of the Scottish borders.
- 02
The six wives of Henry VIII
Alison Weir
A meticulously researched yet compulsively readable plunge into the glittering, dangerous world of the Tudor court.
- 03
My lady of Cleves
Brenda Jackson · 1946
An intimate, elegant portrait of quiet resilience and survival within the volatile, high-stakes world of the Tudor court.
- 04
His Bride
Gayle Callen
A swoony, tension-filled historical romance where a marriage of convenience slowly melts the icy defenses of a brooding, misunderstood lord.
- 05
Master of Pleasure
Jessica Trapp
A sweeping, high-stakes medieval romance where bitter vengeance collides with undeniable, consuming passion.
- 06
Lord of Midnight
Jo Beverley
A sweeping, stormy medieval romance where captive defiance melts into dangerous passion under the shadow of a devastating secret.
- 07
Unconquered
Bertrice Small · 1981
A sweeping, unapologetically intense historical epic of perilous abduction and fierce, enduring passion.
- 08
Enchanted
Ann Maxwell · 1994
A sweeping historical romance where two guarded souls must learn to trust and surrender to passion.
- 09
The Boleyn Inheritance
Philippa Gregory
A claustrophobic, multi-perspective plunge into the treacherous, glittering snake pit of the Tudor court.
- 10
The Constant Princess
Philippa Gregory
A lush, romantic reimagining of a misunderstood queen's early years, blending courtly intrigue with fierce female ambition.
- 11
The king's pleasure
Heather Graham
A sweeping, tempestuous journey through the rugged Scottish Highlands where bitter enmity ignites into undeniable passion.
- 12
The autobiography of Henry VIII
Margaret George
A massive, immersive psychological portrait of a notorious king, told from inside the gilded cage of his own mind.











