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A witty, fairytale-tinged historical romance where a rigid duke must learn the language of the heart to win back his passionate bride. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Once Upon a Tower.
- spirited
- cozy
- romantic
- tender
- 01
A Kiss at Midnight
Eloisa James
A sparkling, witty twist on a classic fairy tale where sharp banter meets swoon-worthy romance.
- 02
Four Nights with the Duke
Eloisa James
A witty, sensual romp where a marriage of convenience becomes a battleground of seduction and long-held secret devotion.
- 03
At the Duke's Pleasure
Tracy Anne Warren
A delightful battle of wills where a duty-bound duke learns that a marriage of convenience is no match for a woman demanding true love.
- 04
Romancing the Duke
Tessa Dare
A witty, swoon-worthy spin on Beauty and the Beast that balances laugh-out-loud banter with tender emotional healing.
- 05
Say Yes to the Marquess
Tessa Dare
A delightful, tension-filled historical romance where planning a wedding leads to falling for the wrong brother.
- 06
No Good Duke Goes Unpunished
Sarah MacLean
A shadowy, high-stakes dance of redemption and ruin where a brooding outcast collides with the woman who holds the key to his salvation.
- 07
The Lady Most Willing
Julia Quinn, Eloisa James and others
A glittering, snowbound Regency romp where forced proximity and festive chaos melt into irresistible romance.
- 08
An English Bride in Scotland
Lynsay Sands
A sweeping Highland romance where unexpected vows lead to passionate awakening and fierce protection.
- 09
A Rogue by Any Other Name
Sarah MacLean
A delicious collision of high-society ballrooms and shadowed gaming hells, where a marriage of convenience sparks a fiery battle of wills.
- 10
To Wed a Wicked Earl
Olivia Parker
A swoony, banter-filled Regency romp where mutual pining meets a delightfully messy marriage of convenience.
- 11
A Counterfeit Betrothal / The Notorious Rake
Mary Balogh
A delightful double-feature of classic Regency tropes where clever schemes and scandalous reputations give way to genuine, swoon-worthy romance.
- 12
Taming an impossible rogue
Suzanne Enoch
A witty, gaslit romp through London's scandalous gaming hells where a defiant runaway bride and a charming rogue gamble their hearts.
