Bargain (DRM-free, $0.99 ea) 2 series by Roberta Gellis [Historical Romance]

[ATDrake]

Roberta Gellis, in addition to being a Baen Free Library author, is also a featured Free Reads author @ Ellora's Cave this time around.

If you enjoy the multi-store freebie The English Heiress, then you'll be glad to know that you can pick up most of the rest of the series for a mere 99 cents per book, direct from the publisher (and DRM-free in multiple formats, no less!) as part of their "Values from the Vault" sale.

You can also get the entirety of a 2nd series, her medieval "Royal Dynasty", based on the family of Ramon Berenguer, who managed to have four of his daughters become Queens of European countries, a feat only rivaled by Fujiwara no Michinaga, who had four of his own daughters become Japanese Empresses.

The Heiress series (Napoleonic Era). Separate stories about unrelated heroines, you should be able to read these standalone.

1. The English Heiress (free in multiple venues in the link above)
2. The Cornish Heiress
3. The Kent Heiress
4. Fortune's Bride (apparently not on sale at EC, linked for your pricedrop-check convenience, but you can currently get it for $1.04 after rebate from AllRomance in the DRM-free format of your choice, or for $1.49 with DRM and any applicable Whispernet surchages to your region @ Amazon)
5. A Woman's Estate

The Royal Dynasty series (13th century France and England under the reigns of Henry III and Louis IX). Books 1 & 2 are directly interconnected. You can read 3 on its own though it does refer back to some family events in the previous books, and 4 can be read completely standalone. 4 also happens to be the best-written of the lot.

1. Siren Song
2. Winter Song
3. Fire Song
4. A Silver Mirror

If you're interested in more low-cost, DRM-free MultiFormat Roberta Gellis books, Baen has recently republished 4 of her old medieval historicals for $5 each which are apparently prequels to her popular "Roselynde Chronicles".

In order:

1. Bond of Blood
2. Knight's Honor
3. The Sword and the Swan (best-written and least irritating hero/heroine shenanigans of the lot, IMHO)

The Dragon and the Rose (early Tudor standalone)

And Belgrave House offers 2 of her romantic suspense novels for $5 via Fictionwise, which can get really cheap with the good weekend coupons, of which we've a current 40% off one in this thread:

A Delicate Balance (contemporary)
Sing Witch, Sing Death (regency gothic)

Happy reading, if you decide to take advantage.