Books Like Bridgerton: 10 Best Binge Reads
Books Like Bridgerton For When You Can’t Get Enough Historical Romance
Bridgerton is full of drama, intrigue, wit and of course passion! Who wouldn’t want to find books like Bridgerton that will recreate that experience in your imagination?
Get lost in these historical romance novels that will fulfill the Bridgerton void until the next season arrives.
Also, most of these books like Bridgerton are the first in a series, so you can fly through the rest of the books!
Get ready to lose yourself in these bingeworthy reads!
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Books Like Bridgerton To Binge Read
Reputation
by Lex Croucher
This is is literally described as Bridgerton meets Mean Girls, so it’s the perfect option to kick off this list of books like Bridgerton! When Georgiana heads to spend the summer in the countryside with her aunt and uncle, she falls under the spell of it-girl, live life to the fullest, Frances. Frances and her friends bring Georgiana along on their hijinks and debauchery, all while maintaining a proper image in society.
As Georgiana falls for a young man who’s unimpressed by her crowd, she starts to question what she really wants from her life and where she truly fits in. Enjoy a historical setting with modern day issues when it comes out in early April!
Publish Date: April 5, 2022
Bringing Down The Duke
by Evie Dunmore
Historical romance lovers will adore this first book in the League of Extraordinary Women series! This even made it on to my list of the best romance audiobooks, so it’s the perfect option to try on audio.
Annabelle has joined the suffragette cause and is tasked with convincing influential men to help secure their right to vote. Her assignment is the very traditional Duke of Montgomery. As sparks fly between them though, they both detest the idea of a relationship but just can’t help themselves.
Cold Hearted Rake
by Lisa Kleypas
The fiery chemistry and matching wits will keep you turning the pages in this first book in the Ravenels series. A proclaimed rake, Devon, is suddenly saddled with huge responsibilities when he inherits an earldom. Including the late earl’s sisters and young widow, Kathleen, who still live there.
Kathleen knows better than to fall for this type of man, but when their interactions turn into an irresistible passion, she’ll have to decide if she’s willing to give him her heart.
The Duchess Deal
by Tessa Dare
A relationship of convenience, similar to the beginnings of Daphne and Simon, will draw you into The Duchess Deal! The Duke of Ashbury has returned from war and finds he has a new assignment – making an heir. When a seamstress literally appears in his library in a wedding gown, his problem is solved.
They agree to a facade of a marriage, in which her sole role is provide an heir. But Emma has terms of her own, that involve actually getting to know each other…
To Have and to Hoax
by Martha Waters
It’s been four years since THE BIG FIGHT and married couple, Lady Violet and Lord James haven’t spoken since. When a mistake leads Violet to worry for her husband’s safety accidentally, she’s determined to get him back. Thus begins a war of one upmanship between the two
As they start to flirt among all the theatrics, they have no choice but to acknowledge what’s between them. Or face going back to a life they lived apart.
Brazen and the Beast
by Sarah MacLean
Relive the delicious enemies to lovers tension between Anthony and Kate in Book 2 and Season 2 of Bridgerton! Just like Kate, Hattie has goals for her life, all of which do not include marriage.
She commits herself to the Year of Hattie, such as experiencing just a taste the life she’ll miss out on as a spinster so she can pursue her business goals. When a delicious looking man unexpectedly appears in her carriage one evening, he offers to help with her pursuit.
They immediately start clashing over power and pleasure and plans – nothing one of them willing to give in! Can they get past their own selves and admit they might be better together?
Duke of My Heart
by Kelly Bowen
Scandal strikes fear in the heart of every regency family! It’s no different for Captain Maximus, who returns from a voyage to discover one inside his own house. He turns to the services of Miss Ivory Moore to smooth things over.
Miss Moore has yet to meet a scandal that rattles her and her assistance to the Captain, Duke of Alderidge is no different. While she handles his problem, all he can think about is her.
A Summer for Scandal
by Lydia San Andres
If you love Lady Whistledown, this is the best of the books like Bridgerton for you! Emilia Cruz is the author of a popular serial, but she keeps her identity anonymous to avoid scandal. Meanwhile, Ruben Torres takes on a secret side project writing for a gossip paper and discovers the more he tears down the serial, the more attention his articles get.
He’s determined to find out the author and she’s determined to never be caught. Everything gets so much harder when they meet at a boating party and find themselves drawn to each other.
The Friend Zone
by Abby Jimenez
This contemporary romance has all of the drama, wit, and emotional depth of Bridgerton. Kristen is a straight talking woman with infertility issues who’s currently planning her best friend’s wedding. That’s how she meets Josh – the best man and all around amazing human. Except, she has a boyfriend and Josh won’t stop talking about how much he wants kids. They decide to stay friends despite the undeniable attraction.
When tragedy strikes, she’s forced to decide if she can accept his love. This is at times an extremely tough book to read if you’re a mom or want kids. I was a bit put off by Josh in the beginning, but he grew on me. By the end, I was so emotionally invested I was sobbing on the couch.
The Duke and I (Bridgerton Book #1)
by Julia Quinn
Obviously I have to include the actual Bridgerton books! They are witty and fast-paced and felt like reading a Jane Austen novel written in a modern style.
The books follow different Bridgerton siblings as they navigate life and love. There’s drama, banter, family relationships, and conflict. Everything you could hope for in the perfect romance novel!
Which one of these books like Bridgerton will you choose to keep the romance alive?