Historical romance readers love finding series to dive into. If you’re like me, though, those endless series with eight family members and even more spinoffs (I’m looking at you, Bridgerton) can be intimidating.

That’s why I love a good trilogy. It gives enough space for us to fall in love with each couple in the series without the anxiety of knowing that there are endless more novels to read afterwards. And luckily, there are lots of historical romance trilogy novels out there to read!

Check out my favorite 8 historical romance trilogies!

Here are 8 of my favorite historical romance trilogies:

The Turners by Courtney Milan

The trilogy concept:

The Turner brothers were severely traumatized by abusive parents. As adults, they are each trying to recover in their own way.

The Trilogy:

The Union of the Rakes by Eva Leigh

The Trilogy Concept:

A group of boys became friends when stuck in “detention” at Eton. Now as adults, they are staying tight as they each try to make a mark in the world - and fall in love.

The Trilogy:

The Stud Club Trilogy by Tessa Dare

The trilogy concept:

Three men who don’t know much about each other all own shares in a racehorse. When the other owner is murdered, they band together to investigate - and fall in love.

The Trilogy:

Regency Impostors by Cat Sebastian

The Trilogy concept:

This trilogy is in a shared world with loosely connected characters, all of whom are queer and falling in love (some of them not on purpose).

The Trilogy:

Longhope Abbey by Mia Vincy

The Trilogy Concept:

Neighboring families from Longhope Abbey stay in touch and go to bat for each other as they go out in the world and fall in love.

The Trilogy:

Sins of the Cities by KJ Charles

The Trilogy concept:

In Victorian London, a collection of friends who meet at a club of men and women are dragged into a complicated family secret that grows with each book.