Opposite Sides of the Track

I really enjoy a good story in which the hero and heroine fall in love despite differences in class or financial status. If they have to defy family, friends, or society to remain together, it just makes the story even more interesting. I am only listing those stories in which the class difference was a fairly significant part of the story. In addition, I am not including those stories in which a "lower class" character suddenly becomes a lost member of the aristocracy or is otherwise made a more palatable match.

All She Wants for Christmas
Angel Tears
Baby Love
Beautiful Gifts
Bed of Spices, A
Beyond Desire
Beyond Innocence
Beyond Seduction
Caine's Reckoning
Christmas Carol, A
Christmas Countess, The
Christmas Kiss and Winter Wonderland, A
Christmas Kiss, A
Come Gentle Spring
Compulsively Mr. Darcy
Dance with the Devil
Devil Takes a Bride
Duke, The
Firestorm
Flame and the Flower, The
Forgotten One, The
Gifts of Love
Having Her Boss's Baby (Silhouette Special Edition #1759)
Impulse
It Happened One Autumn
Jingle Bell Rock
Just Once
Last Love Letter, The
Leopard Prince, The
Light of the Gods
Longing
Love at First Bite
Love, Come to Me
Lover Avenged
Lover Awakened
Lover Revealed
Maverick's Black Cat
Merry Christmas, Baby
Midnight Fire
Mouth to Mouth
Perfect Fit, A
Prince Charming
Raven Prince, The
Red Roses Mean Love
Rodeo Man’s Promise, A (Harlequin American Romance #1382)
Sam's Creed
Secrets of a Perfect Night
Secrets of a Summer Night
Serpent Prince, The
Snow Day
Snowball's Chance/A Christmas Carol, A (Harlequin Duets #66)
Soldier
Something Special
Soul Deep
Sugar Daddy
Surrender
Tallie's Knight
Thief of Shadows
True Love Wedding Dress, The
Unsung Hero, The
Untamed One, The
Wallflower Christmas, A
Where Dreams Begin
Wicked Intentions
Wild at Heart
Wildest Shore, The
Woman Scorned, A
You Don't Know Jack
Zayed's Gift

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