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Angie

@angel82

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Posted: 15 years ago

I read Julia Quinn's works recently and I found them interesting..So thought of reading historical romances for a while..I have read the classics - the jane austin, shakespear ones earlier...I'm looking for something more like Julia Quinn's..

so any suggestions for a good historical author or book ?

Thanks,

Angie

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aishwarya gayen

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Posted: 15 years ago

go fo johanna lindsay especially a piratsz luv by her

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Janaki

@RamKiSeeta

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Posted: 14 years ago

Hmm.....did you read all of Jane Austen's? Each one has an original and grip-hooking plot.

Also, there are the Bronte sisters' books...I don't know whether they're Regency, but it sounds like that time period.

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Aani

@EkPaheli

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Posted: 14 years ago

If you are a regency fan and love Austen u would def love Georgette Heyer as well she is an amazing writer and her regency romance novels are to die for.

I have read a few of them myself on recommendations from a friend and never regretted it - the first book by her i read was called Frederica

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Nandini

@nandini27

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Posted: 14 years ago

hey Angie,

i think you wud love Garwood boooks. She is trivs and my fav author...she has regency and scottish novels...highlander guys and all...u'l def love dem if u loved quinn...

nandu

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angelirebelli

@angelirebelli

Voyager

Posted: 14 years ago

There are a few regencies by Judith Mcnaught which I read but my fav of them all is Once n Always..

There are many writers but they tend to get quite monotonous. You might want to try Georgette Heyer, Mary Balogh for starters..

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NinaTish

@uvebeenhad

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Posted: 14 years ago

I recommend Suzanne Enoch, very similar to Julia Quinn with same kind of repartees between the lead pair...

Stephanie Laurens is another author you would like.

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Srishika_A

@Srishika_A

Inactive

Posted: 13 years ago

julia quinn is awesome i hv 2 giv u dat!
since u r looking 4 regency u can opt 4 Judith Mcnaugth (spell chk). She is quite good. though at times her novels r a little intense bt yes if u like strong heroes den u'll enjoy her. Also note dat u might find judith's novels a little boring in d biggining bt once u r past d first 5-10 pages u'll be gripped den. & i bet u wont be able 2 leave even if u want 2!
Gaelen Foley is also good.
i hv personally read both d abv authors & hence m speaking frm personal experience bt yes go 4 these authors only if u like strong heroes. If u want i can recommend more.

P.S these books r not 4 kids if u knw wat i mean😉😆

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angelirebelli

@angelirebelli

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Posted: 13 years ago

Originally posted by: Srishika_A
julia quinn is awesome i hv 2 giv u dat!
since u r looking 4 regency u can opt 4 Judith Mcnaugth (spell chk). She is quite good. though at times her novels r a little intense bt yes if u like strong heroes den u'll enjoy her. Also note dat u might find judith's novels a little boring in d biggining bt once u r past d first 5-10 pages u'll be gripped den. & i bet u wont be able 2 leave even if u want 2!
Gaelen Foley is also good.
i hv personally read both d abv authors & hence m speaking frm personal experience bt yes go 4 these authors only if u like strong heroes. If u want i can recommend more.

P.S these books r not 4 kids if u knw wat i mean😉😆

Judith Mcnaught is one of my fav regency writers. Her stories aren't superficial, they go further beyond. Nobody does drama like her, and her attention to detail is incomparable.