Victorian-Era Fiction Books of the 2000s
The 43 most-read victorian-era fiction books first published between 2000 and 2009, led by Mine Till Midnight (Platinum Romance Series) (2007), The Looking Glass Wars (2004) and Second Sight (2006).
This list collects 43 books from the 2000s by 32 authors, published between 2000 and 2009. Books are ranked by how many readers have shelved, rated or downloaded them.

Mine Till Midnight (Platinum Romance Series)
Lisa Kleypas

The Looking Glass Wars
Frank Beddor

Second Sight
Jayne Ann Krentz

Scandal in Spring
Lisa Kleypas

The River Knows
Jayne Ann Krentz

To Tempt A Scotsman
Victoria Dahl

The Perfect Poison
Jayne Ann Krentz

Secrets of a Summer Night
Lisa Kleypas

A Rogue of My Own
Johanna Lindsey

Fascinated
Bertrice Small, Susan Johnson

Seeing Redd
Frank Beddor

Lie By Moonlight
Jayne Ann Krentz

The Wicked Ways of a Duke
Laura Lee Guhrke

It Happened One Autumn
Lisa Kleypas

Sins and Secrets
P.F. Kozak

A Wallflower Christmas
Lisa Kleypas

And Only to Deceive
Tasha Alexander

And Then He Kissed Her
Laura Lee Guhrke

Never Dare a Duke
Gayle Callen

ArchEnemy
Frank Beddor

Death Cloud
Andrew Lane

Untie My Heart
Judith Ivory

A Dangerous Love (de Warenne Dynasty)
Brenda Joyce

The Somnambulist
Jonathan Barnes

Phantom of Blood Alley
Stewart, Paul, Chris Riddell

The Curse of the Night Wolf
Stewart, Paul, Chris Riddell

Fortune's Bride
Victoria Malvey

Letters From an Age of Reason
Nora Hague

A Dream To Follow
Lauraine Snelling

Victoriana
Cora Kaplan

The Hunchback Assignments
Arthur G. Slade

The wolf of Haskell Hall
Colleen Shannon
English Novel in History 1840-1895
Elizabeth Ermarth

Mariah Mundi
G. P. Taylor
Companion to the Victorian Novel
Patrick Brantlinger, William Thesing

Sherlock Holmes and the plague of Dracula
Stephen Seitz

Useful Knowledge
Alan Rauch

England's First Family of Writers
Julie Ann Carlson

Plots of Opportunity
Albert D. Pionke

Pebbles in a Pond
Donna Vail Jones, Randy Jones

A Companion to the Victorian Novel
William B. Thesing

The articulation of science in the neo-Victorian novel
Daniel Candel Bormann

Victorian (Flashbacks)
Rhona Whiteford