New Historical Romances Releasing in April

New titles from Eloisa James, India Holton, Manda Collins and more - plus, a sapphic Pride & Prejudice retelling!

The start of a new month brings new historical romances for your TBR! Thank you, as always, to those Romancelandia University students who devote themselves to reading and reviewing ARCs - special shout out this month to Nikki (A Wallflower Reads) and Aster (LavendersBooks) for their reviews of April titles (quoted here!). ARC reviews, preorders and library requests are all great ways to support our favorite authors.

And now, April titles:

April 1

• The Duke and Lady Scandal, Christy Carlyle

“If you're a fan of National Treasure, you'll love this book! From the start I was hooked, likely because I'm such a sucker for a looked-over bluestocking hellbent on solving a mystery… Fun mystery with an even better romance threaded throughout! I think this might be my favorite book by this author and, for sure, one of my favorite heist-related historical romances.”

-Nikki, A Wallflower Reads

April 8

• The Geographer’s Map to Romance, India Holton

April 15

• A Lady’s Guide to London, Faye Delacour

April 22

• A Wallflower’s Guide to Viscounts and Vice, Manda Collins

April 23

• Author, Author: A Midcentury Gay Romance, Will Forrest

April 24

• Compromised into Marrying the Duke, Lucy Ashford

• Marriage Bargain with the Comte, Parker J. Cole

• Romancing His Convenient Viscountess, Maggie Weston

• The Taming of the Countess, Michelle Willingham

• Their Second Chance Season, Ella Matthews

April 29

• Hardly a Gentleman, Eloisa James

“Like most Eloisa James books, this is a bit silly, a bit steamy, and whole ton romantic!”

-Nikki, A Wallflower Reads

• Hazardous to a Duke’s Heart, Sabrina Jeffries

• The Unlikely Pursuit of Mary Bennet, Lindz McLeod

“This book made me feel like the hilltop engagement scene in Gentleman Jack (and I cry when I watch it). Like what do you mean we get to have the big historical romantic stories with an orchestra and all that swoony writing? It hits most of the major stones of historical romances and I even got a sex scene against a piano. I love it.”

-Aster, LavendersBook

Our winter session continues through Monday, April 28, and we look forward to sharing details for this session’s lecture series - more to come, fellow readers!