Other highlighted works include 'A Gentleman’s Gentleman' by TJ Alexander, a trans Regency romance exploring a slow-burn relationship, and 'The Unlikely Pursuit of Mary Bennet' by Lindz McLeod, which continues the story of Austen's characters.

There is a call for more works by BIPOC authors in the genre, with writers like Alyssa Cole, Talia Hibbert, and Adrianna Herrera recognized as potential contributors to the evolving landscape of queer Regency romance.

The landscape of queer Regency romance books is rapidly expanding, embracing a broader diversity of stories that go beyond traditional narratives to include modern perspectives.

Set during the period from 1795 to 1837, Regency romance is often reimagined by contemporary authors who adapt or diverge from historical accuracy to appeal to modern audiences.

For fans of magical elements in queer Regency stories, 'The True Queen' by Zen Cho is recommended as an honorary mention, blending fantasy with historical romance.

Readers interested in exploring further can find additional resources and reading suggestions on Regency and queer historical romance.

Among notable titles, 'Most Ardently' by Gabe Cole Novoa offers a fresh, queer take on Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, standing out for its unique remix of the classic story.