If you enjoy reading books by Eleanor Hibbert then you might also like the following authors:
Known for her vivid historical novels, Philippa Gregory captures the drama and intrigue of England’s royal courts with compelling characters and rich historical detail. Fans of Hibbert’s Plaidy novels will find her works equally captivating.
While Daphne du Maurier leans more toward gothic romance and suspense, her ability to craft atmospheric settings and complex characters makes her a wonderful read for those who enjoy Victoria Holt’s works.
Anya Seton’s historical romances like “Katherine” are beloved for their meticulous research and engaging storytelling. Her novels are rich tapestries of historical detail, ideal for readers who appreciate Hibbert’s attention to historical accuracy.
Sarah Dunant offers a blend of historical fiction with strong, captivating female protagonists. Books like “The Birth of Venus” will resonate with Hibbert fans looking for engrossing stories set in compelling historical periods.
Known for her Regency romances, Georgette Heyer combines wit, charm, and historical detail. Her engaging plotlines and delightful characters are reminiscent of Hibbert’s ability to draw readers into another world.
Combining historical and modern-day narratives, Susanna Kearsley weaves together elements of romance, suspense, and historical detail. Her novels, much like Hibbert’s, create a strong sense of place and time.
With her acclaimed “Wolf Hall” series, Hilary Mantel provides a deeply immersive view into Tudor England. Her meticulous attention to historical detail and character depth makes her a great choice for fans of Jean Plaidy.
Margaret George writes expansive historical novels that flesh out the lives of historical figures, much like Jean Plaidy did. Her thorough research and vivid storytelling will appeal to Hibbert enthusiasts.
Elizabeth Chadwick’s medieval historical novels are renowned for their authentic portrayal of the era, brought to life by thorough research and strong character development. Fans of Hibbert’s historical novels will appreciate Chadwick’s similar style.
Specializing in medieval England and Wales, Sharon Kay Penman’s detailed and intricate plots are complemented by her deep historical insights, making her a compelling author for those who enjoyed Eleanor Hibbert’s historical works.
Like Hibbert, Juliet Dymoke crafted a series of historical novels telling the stories of English royalty. Her focus on the lives of kings and queens mirrors the themes that Hibbert fans cherish.
Known for intertwining historical and supernatural elements, Barbara Erskine’s novels are both eerie and compelling. Her blend of past and present appeals to readers who appreciate both historical depth and a touch of the mysterious.
This might be a reiteration, but an important one. If someone enjoys Eleanor Hibbert under other pseudonyms, her Jean Plaidy books is a must-explore, focusing intensely on historical figures and events.
Combining romantic suspense with historical elements, Mary Stewart’s novels are richly atmospheric. Fans of the gothic and romantic elements in Hibbert’s work will find her books equally enchanting.
As both a historian and novelist, Alison Weir brings a factual basis to her historical novels, providing a depth of detail and authenticity that fans of Jean Plaidy, one of Hibbert’s pseudonyms, would appreciate.