Keiyaku no Kiss: Daifugou to Kizoku Reijou (Light Novel) - Recommendations

• Vol: 1
• 2005

Ann Hardy is gentle, loyal young maid who starts working for a slightly eccentric middle-aged gentleman named Victor Glenn who lost his beloved wife to disease. Soon, Ann's sweet smile wins Victor over, and the two gradually become closer... but between them stands the staunch wall of "social status." 

• Vol: 1; Ch: 6
• 2011

• Vol: 1; Ch: 7
• 2010

• Vol: 2
• 2012

London, 1817. The Marquess of Tannerton has whatever he needs, but what he truly desires is the company of Rose O’Keefe, the Irish singer who’s been captivating hearts at Vauxhall Gardens. While Tannerton’s secretary, Flynn, may be proper enough to keep his own interest in the lady from disrupting his employment, the foreboding Lord Greythorne appears to take whatever—and whomever—he wants, whether by money or force. All Rose wishes to do is sing for Flynn, but she may end up using her beautiful voice to cry for his help.

• Vol: 1; Ch: 7
• 2010

• Vol: 1
• 2017

Julia, an aristocrat, has been exiled from France to a neighboring country, Brugurette, where she meets King Oswald, who is referred as the Ice Prince. At first, they clashed due to their respective national pride. But they ended up marrying for political reasons. What is the true character behind this man who is said to not know love? This story of love takes place in an era of upheaval.

• Vol: 12; Ch: 70
• 2013 - 2018

Esther Mayfield is a normal sixteen year old girl in 19th Century London. Except, ever since she was a little girl, she could see 'ghosts'. She lives in a small part of town and sells flowers to earn a living. She thought that she would continue to live like this forever. Until, one day, a handsome young Count appears in front of her. And he wants Esther to be his bride? Is he really the Prince Charming she has been waiting for?

• Vol: 1; Ch: 10
• 2010

• Vol: 2
• 2005

In the late 19th Century, England was effectively split into two ‘countries' - that of the aristocratic and rich, and all those below them. One day William Jones, the young son of a rich merchant, pays a visit to his former governess Mrs Stowmar. When he arrives, there is an instant connection between him and Emma, the hard-working and beautiful young maid who works there. After several chance encounters their attraction deepens, but their difference in social status is something which cannot be ignored. With William's father refusing to give his consent to their relationship and intent on arranging a marriage for him with Eleanor, the daughter of a Viscount, there are an increasing number of obstacles standing in their way. In a society where the relationship between a humble maid and a gentleman is forbidden and one is expected to marry within their social rank, can Emma and William's love survive?

• Vol: 33
• 2004 - 2013

Throughout the ages, fairy doctors served as liaisons between humans and fairies; but in the present time of the 19th century, fairies are nothing more than an old wives' tale. Nineteen-year-old Lydia Carlton is one of the only remaining fairy doctors and enjoys a quiet life in the countryside of England - that is, until the dashing Edgar, for mysterious reasons, whisks her away on a daring adventure. Said to be the descendent of the earl of the fairy nation, Edgar desires the noble sword of the merrow that serves as proof to his lineage. Though his motives and origins are questionable, Lydia now sets forth to help Edgar on his quest.