Regency Christmas Brides (Aileen Fish) Books in Order
Part ofAileen Fish Books in OrderSee the Regency Christmas Brides books by Aileen Fish in order, with short summaries, holiday notes, and help on where to start.
Last updated: July 11, 2026
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Regency Christmas Brides (Aileen Fish) books in publication order
2 books
A Bride For Christmas
by Aileen Fish
2011
Home from the war, Nash realizes what is missing from his life is a wife, and he fixes on Lady Julianna. She insists only a dragon-slayer will do, but Nash is foolish enough to try.
The Mistletoe Mishap
by Aileen Fish
2011
A proposal goes badly off course in this festive Regency romance. Holiday confusion, mistletoe, and a badly timed misunderstanding push two people toward the love they did not expect.
Regency Christmas Brides (Aileen Fish) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Regency Christmas Brides is exactly the kind of small, cozy holiday series the title suggests. These books are traditional Regencies with Christmas atmosphere doing a lot of the work. Winter gatherings, family visits, mistletoe, and proposals all arrive with the season, and the stories keep the focus on emotional warmth rather than heavy scandal.
The two books make a neat pair. A Bride for Christmas uses the holiday season to nudge a war-weary hero and an independent-minded heroine closer together. The Mistletoe Mishap leans into festive confusion and the way one small misunderstanding can reshape a courtship.
If you want a compact place to sample Fish's historical voice, this is a good entry point. The books are short, approachable, and full of the blend she does well: family pressure, gentle humor, and love arriving just when the characters think they have their plans settled.
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