List of 14 authors like Eloisa James

Eloisa James is known for her witty, intelligent, and passionate historical romance novels, particularly set during the Regency and Georgian periods. If you enjoy her style, you might also appreciate the works of the following authors who write in a similar vein of historical romance:

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   Julia Quinn - Famous for the Bridgerton series, her books are known for their humor and heartwarming storytelling.
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   Lisa Kleypas - She writes both historical and contemporary romance novels, with her historicals often set in the Victorian period.
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   Sarah MacLean - Known for her well-researched period details and strong female characters, much like Eloisa James.
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   Tessa Dare - Writes historical romances that often have a humorous and light-hearted tone, with engaging and spunky heroines.
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   Mary Balogh - A prolific writer of Regency romance whose works are known for their emotional depth and character development.
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   Loretta Chase - Author of the renowned 'Lords of Scoundrels,' she excels at creating intense emotional connections and sparkling dialogue.
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   Stephanie Laurens - Writes Regency-era novels often featuring large families and a dash of intrigue.
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   Sabrina Jeffries - Known for writing series that follow families or groups of friends, with each character getting their own book.
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   Gaelen Foley - Foley’s books are rich in historical detail and often contain elements of suspense and adventure alongside the romance.
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    Grace Burrowes - Her novels often feature dukes, earls, and marquesses, much like Eloisa James’s aristocratic characters.
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    Madeline Hunter - She is an award-winning author known for her historical accuracy and complex characters.
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    Julia London - Writes both contemporary and historical romances, with her historicals often set in the Regency era.
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    Elizabeth Hoyt - Known for writing steamy historical romance, with a strong emphasis on character development.
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    Courtney Milan - Her books are known for their diversity, strong characters, and social commentary, along with the romantic storyline.