Lords and Undefeated Ladies
About this ebook series
Award-winning Regency romance series with disability representation in every book. Historically accurate, diverse, and emotionally rich. For fans of Mary Balogh and Eloisa James.
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A complete series from Judith Lynne, every book features a main character with a disability—amputee war veterans, blindness, mobility challenges—portrayed with respect, authenticity, and without "fixing" anyone. These aren't stories about disability; they’re about fully realized people taking a chance on falling in love.
The world is diverse and inclusive, reflecting the actual historical makeup of Regency Britain. Two books feature LGBTQ+ romances that honor both historical context and queer joy.
The history is meticulously researched and woven into the fabric of each story. The closing years of the Napoleonic Wars are seen from the points of view of lords, ladies, bakers, thieves, and many people in-between, bringing early 19th-century Britain to life with a cast of characters you’ll love.
The romance is classic: Full-length novels (300-430 pages) with deep character development, intricate plots, witty dialogue, and mid-level steam.
Each book is a standalone with its own happily ever after. Read them in any order, or read them all to watch beloved characters return and a rich world unfold across these pivotal years of British history.
Perfect for readers seeking:
Historical romance with authentic disability representation
Diverse casts and inclusive storytelling
LGBTQ+ Regency romance
Emotionally intelligent, character-driven stories
Romance that respects historical context while celebrating love in all its forms
Long, satisfying reads with substance and steam
Praise for Judith Lynne keeps piling up!
The Countess Invention: “Sensational and riveting from the first word to the last.” - 10 out of 10 from The BookLife Prize, Publisher’s Weekly
The Caped Countess: “An exciting, heart-pumping read that will draw one in to the mystery!” - Marie Sanderson, InD’Tale Magazine
“A swashbuckling Regency romance alive with adventure, passion, and secret identities. … If you’ve been searching for a gender-bent Regency era Batman in love, this is your book.” - BookLife Reviews, Editor’s Pick
What a Duchess Does: 2021 Winner of The Carla, Best Romance of the Year, Mid-America Romance Authors
No Titled Lady: 2022 Winner of the Heart Award, Best Steamy Romance of the Year, Oklahoma Romance Writers' Guild
Crown of Hearts: "I love this world that Judith Lynne has so perfectly crafted!" - S. Ruch, a reader like you
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