Every time I read or review a Balogh romance, I say the following: If Mary Balogh’s publisher made her back catalogue available $4 or less each, I would stockpile it.

Balogh writes Regency romances about sensible people finding love.

Themes: Love moves one out of one’s comfort zone, and one needs to in order to find a true and passionate match.

I’ve read a bunch of Balogh that I haven’t reviewed. She’s a prolific and reliable author.

The Slightly Series:
Slightly Married – no
Slightly Wicked
Slightly Scandalous (Josh/Freya) – he’s fun, she’s a bit of a pill
Slightly Tempted
Slightly Sinful
Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric/Christine) CLASSIC

The Simply Series:
Simply Unforgettable
Simply Love – no recollection
Simply Magic
Simply Perfect – sweet

The Survivors’ Club:
The Proposal  (Hugo/Gwen) – pleasant
The Arrangement  (Vincent/Sophia) – very sweet, understated
The Escape (Benedict/Samantha) – meh
Only Enchanting (Flavian/Agnes) – WONDERFUL, read this one. Read it twice. I have.
Only a Promise  (Ralph/Chloe) – very good
Only a Kiss (Percy/Imogen) – nothing special
Only Beloved (George/Dora) – a sweet wrap up to the series

The Westcott Series:
Someone to Love (Avery/Anna) – disliked the hero
Someone to Hold (Joel/Camille) – great character development
Someone to Wed (Alexander/Wren)
Someone to Care (Marcel/Viola)
Someone to Trust (Colin/Elizabeth)
Someone to Honor (Gil/Abigail)
Someone to Remember (novella) (Charles/Matilda)

Also:
A Matter of Class novella (Reggie/Annabelle)