April Reading Advent

 Hello again, readers!

My favorite time of the month has finally arrived- the day I get to post another monthly reading advent! I worked very hard to find some really amazing novels for this month's theme, and you won't be disappointed!

April's theme is a little more complex than a single word- I compiled a list of Regency, Medieval, Gothic, and other eras of the like, and they all have some crucial things in common. They all involve glittering gowns, charming scoundrels, and intrigue like no other books around!

I hope you enjoy these beautiful novels as much as I did!

(Note: Not all of these recommendations are completely clean, including any other advent post after this. Read at your own discretion, but I try not to recommend too many books with bad content. Happy reading!)

  1. Lady Jayne Disappears-Joanna Davidson Politano
  2. Twilight at Moorington Cross-Abigail Wilson
  3. The Noble Guardian-Michelle Griep
  4. Masquerade at Middlecrest Abbey-Abigail Wilson
  5. In the Shadow of a Queen-Heather B. Moore
  6. Shadows of Swanford Abbey-Julie Klassen
  7. Vying for the Viscount-Kristi Ann Hunter
  8. All My Secrets-Lynn Austin
  9. The Lost Lieutenant-Erica Vetsch
  10. The Burning of Rosemont Abbey-Naomi Stephens
  11. Within These Gilded Halls-Abigail Wilson
  12. Finding Lady Enderly-Joanna Davidson Politano
  13. Calling On the Matchmaker-Jody Hedlund
  14. A Match in the Making-Jen Turano
  15. The Letter From Briarton Park-Sarah E. Ladd
  16. The Butterfly Collector-Tea Cooper
  17. Never Forgotten-Hannah Linder
  18. Dearest Josephine-Caroline George
  19. Court of Swans-Melanie Dickerson
  20. Pride and Prejudice-Jane Austen
  21. The Piper's Pursuit-Melanie Dickerson
  22. Once I Knew-Victoria Lynn
  23. Wuthering Heights-Emily Bronte
  24. Sense and Sensibility-Jane Austen
  25. Pride and Premeditation-Tirzah Price
  26. Mansfield Park-Jane Austen
  27. Emma-Jane Austen
  28. Northanger Abbey-Jane Austen
  29. Persuasion-Jane Austen
  30. Hawksmaid-Kathryn Lasky


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