Any specifically good Historical Fiction/Romance novels that you could suggest?

I love a very strong leading lady and I like long books as well. Please and Thank you.Any specifically good Historical Fiction/Romance novels that you could suggest?
Try Labyrinth by Kate Mosse. Also Sepulchre by the same author. They're both pretty long, historical fiction with a splash of romance. They've also got some supernatural elements, but not vampires or werewolves or anything like that.
You might like A Song of Ice and Fire series, it's medieval fiction and there is plenty of love and intrigue. I have to admit I have never read books quite like these...very well written!Any specifically good Historical Fiction/Romance novels that you could suggest?
well its not a story but if you'd like to try some romantic poetry try the poetry by Veronica Franco she lived in venice in the 16th century and was not only a poet but a courtesan... scandalous!!!
if you r younger i would recomend sabriel by garth nix jane austin novels and jane eyre by charlotte bronte



if ur older than u could read books such as the:

-bronze horseman by paulinna simmons

-tea rose and winter rose by jennifer Donnelly (set in whitechpel london late 1800s-1900s)

-Outlander by diana gabaldon.

-The notebook by nicolas sparks

-Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen



My personal recommendation is The bronze horseman and outlander both are part of a series and are quite lengthlyAny specifically good Historical Fiction/Romance novels that you could suggest?
Kathleen Woodiwiss So Worthy My Love

Jo Beverly Devilish

Mary Balogh An Unlikely Duchess

Mary Balogh Slightly Wicked

Miranda Jarrett Desire My Love



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The novels of Rosemary Sutcliff are some of the most beautifully written historical fiction. Now, while none of her protagonists are women, she always has fascinating female side characters. Her research is impeccable, but her story comes first, and she weaves them beautifully and organically together. You will learn much about history but will never feel like you're being taught. Her characters are real and deep. In fact, as a man, I was very impressed by the realistic and sensitive way Sutcliff is able to write from a male character's perspective. Then, when her female characters come in, they are much deeper and more real than I find in much other fiction, even that by women writers, and even though they are viewed through the eyes of her male protagonists. Beautiful fiction. None would be called romances, but there is some romance in love that comes out in unexpected and touching places.



She writes mainly about Britain in the Roman and Dark Ages, but since the characters come first for her, you can enjoy and appreciate her books even if you don't think you are drawn to those periods.



I recommend "The Eagle of the Ninth," "The Lantern Bearers," "The Sword at Sunset," and "The Shining Company," all by Rosemary Sutcliff.