I recently watched the PBS Masterpiece series, Miss Austen, and really enjoyed it. If you also watched it and were drawn in by the historical details, the emotional depth, or the beloved figure of Cassandra Austen herself, you’re likely ready for more. If so, I have good news for you! There are some wonderful books that capture the same spirit. These novels explore Jane Austen’s life and legacy, offer a glimpse into the Regency era, or echo the themes and tone of Miss Austen. Best of all, they’re clean, uplifting reads that will leave your heart full. Click the image above to learn more about Miss Austen.

Miss Austen by Gill Hornby.  This is the novel that inspired the PBS series. Cassandra Austen’s voice shines as she reflects on her sister Jane’s life and legacy. A quiet, deeply felt narrative of sisterhood, secrets, and love.

Jane and the Unpleasantness at Scargrave Manor by Stephanie Barron, published by HarperCollins.  Book 1 in a clever mystery series featuring Jane Austen as a sleuth. Rich in historical detail and full of Austen-like wit and insight

The Dashwood Sisters Tell All by Beth Pattillo, published by Guideposts/HarperCollins. Two modern sisters discover a long-lost diary linked to Sense and Sensibility and embark on a literary journey through England. Smart, fun, and heartfelt.

Just Jane by Nancy Moser, Published by Bethany House.  A beautifully researched novel of Jane Austen’s life, exploring her family, writing, and faith. Inspiring and deeply respectful.

The Secret of Pembrooke Park by Julie Klassen, Published by Bethany House.  This Regency mystery features an old manor, hidden rooms, and family secrets. Rich atmosphere and slow-burning romance in the style of Austen.

The Elusive Miss Ellison by Carolyn Miller, Published by Barbour.  This is the first in the Regency Brides – A Legacy of Grace Series with a Regency romance reflective of Pride and Prejudice.

Austen at Sea by Beth Pattillo, published by Harper Muse.  A modern-day Austen fan takes a themed literary cruise that turns into a journey of emotional healing. Lighthearted and moving with nods to Austen throughout.

The Weaver’s Daughter by Sarah E. Ladd, published by Thomas Nelson.  Set against England’s Industrial Revolution, this Regency-era romance explores class conflict, loyalty, and unexpected love. Clean and atmospheric.

In the Shadow of Croft Towers by Abigail Wilson  published by Thomas Nelson.  A Regency romantic suspense full of mystery, secrets, and stolen letters. Elegant prose and a quietly compelling heroine.

Jane Austen Ruined My Life by Beth Pattillo, published by Guideposts/HarperCollins.  When her academic career implodes, a professor heads to England and stumbles upon a secret Austen society. Witty, heartwarming, and thoughtful.

Whether you’re an Austen devotee or a newcomer drawn in by Miss Austen, these titles will take you deeper into the themes of grace, restraint, and enduring love. Most are published by trusted publisher like Bethany House, HarperCollins Christian, and Revell, so you can expect uplifting stories told with care. So, brew a cup of tea, find a cozy reading nook, and let yourself be swept back to Regency England.

What other Regency novels have you enjoyed?

Until next time ~ Happy Reading!

Carrie