Here's something I've been thinking about today.  Are there any historical romances out there where the hero & heroine are just ordinary, every-day people?  No Lords or Ladys, just everyday regular working people.  I can't think of any of the top of my head and I'm just wondering if this even exists.

I haven't read much by her, but I usually her Carla Kelly recommended for this.

Hey, where's our funny excerpt? You're holding out on us!

The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett but I don't know if it can be called a romance....there is a romance in it, a couple actually.

Everything by LaVyrle Spencer is regular everyday people.  Except Small Town Girl where the heroine was a famous country singer.  But even in that story, she goes back home and falls in love with the boy next door.

I thought Pillars of the Earth was a great romance actually. Good suggestion. :)

One Knight Only by Julia Latham.  Heroine is a lady's maid and hero is an untitled knight and son of a blacksmith. 

Adventures of a Scottish Heiress by Cathy Maxwell.  Heroine is a merchants daughter and hero is an Irish outlaw. 

In The Bed of The Highlander-heroine is sort of a lady.  Her grandfather was a disgraced Earl who fled to America or something.  She was raised in America.  Hero is a Scottish lawyer/rebel. 

Have you read any Western historicals?  They're usually just cowboys, ranchers, farmers etc...,  The occasional transplanted Lord or Lady. 

(I could not get through Pillars of the Earth.  I wanted too but all the "ways of monastic life" and "how to build a cathedral" stuff was just too much for me.

Some of the Amanda Quick novels are ordinary folks.