Mills and Boon Historical Romance

Mills & Boon began publishing historical romances in the UK under the name Masquerade Historical in 1977. In October 1993 the imprint name changed to Legacy of Love. The name Historical Romance was adopted in July 1996 and from ? on it is called Historical.

The name of the series may have changed twice and the cover look far more often than that, but the continuity of numbering remained.

Perhaps the most notable author to get her start from this imprint is Stephanie Laurens.

Many of these stories were also published in the US by Harlequin variously under imprints such as Harlequin Historical (all three iterations of this imprint), Harlequin Regency (all two iterations of this imprint) and as "Special Releases."

• Mills & Boon Historical Romance By The Numbers - A by-the-numbers look at titles published under the Historical Romance imprint.
• Miniseries: In 2001, Mills & Boon launched an out-of-continuity Historical Romance mini-series called The Steepwood Scandal. There are two sets of eight books in this mini-series, which were also to be published in the United States in 2002.

Reprint Collections

Regency Brides

• #1 - True Colours by Nicola Cornick and The Youngest Miss Ashe by Paula Marshall, July 2004 (ISBN 0-263-84079-4)

The Lords and Ladies Collection

Regency

• #20 - Prudence by Elizabeth Bailey and Lady Lavinia's Match by Mary Nichols, April 2008 (ISBN 978-0-263-86651-3)
• #21 - The Rebellious Bride by Francesca Shaw and The Duke’s Mistress by Ann Elizabeth Cree, May 2008 (ISBN 978-0-263-86652-0)
• #22 - Carnival Of Love by Helen Dickson and The Viscount's Bride by Ann Elizabeth Cree, June 2008 (ISBN 978-0-263-86653-7)