I'd recommend 'Love Amidst the Shadows'. In this novel, the heroine is constantly in danger from mysterious forces that threaten her and the love she has found.
One such novel could be 'The Secret of the Duchess' where the heroine finds herself in peril due to a web of political intrigue.
You might want to check out 'Dangerous Hearts'. In this novel, the heroine finds herself in all kinds of risky scenarios, but her love story unfolds against the odds. The author does a great job of building suspense.
Some historical romance novels like 'Outlander' fit the bill. Claire Randall travels back in time and is in danger from various historical events and people, all while having a passionate romance with Jamie Fraser. Then there's 'The Princess Bride'. Buttercup is in danger from the villainous Prince Humperdinck, and her love for Westley is a central part of the story.
These novels often offer a sense of adventure. The heroine going through dangerous situations, such as in 'Outlander' with Claire's time - traveling escapades, makes the story exciting. The romance intertwined with the danger makes for a powerful combination. It's like in 'Twilight' where Bella's love for Edward is set against the backdrop of the danger from vampires and werewolves. It gives readers an emotional roller - coaster.
There was a recommended novel about the female protagonist escaping danger called " A Concubine's Daughter with Strange Pupils Leaves the World." This novel told the story of the female protagonist Mi Chong's soul transmigrating into a baby from another world and forming a contract with the male protagonist. The two husband and wife joined hands to face danger together and launch a massacre. The female protagonist had inherited the red pupil in her left eye and the green pupil in her right eye. She was all-rounded and advanced through her own hard work. This novel might meet your requirements for the heroine to be out of danger.
One characteristic is the exploration of the female experience in a historical setting. The pregnancy adds a layer of vulnerability and strength to the heroine. For example, in 'The Outlander', Claire's pregnancy shows her determination to protect her unborn child in a dangerous and unfamiliar world.
Another aspect is the build - up of sexual tension. Since the heroine is a virgin, the author can slowly develop the romantic and physical relationship, making it more tantalizing. In a historical setting, this can be even more interesting as there are often social mores and restrictions around sex and courtship.
One popular one is 'Outlander'. It features a strong female lead who is a virgin at the start. The story weaves historical events with a passionate romance. Another is 'The Bronze Horseman' where the heroine is a young virgin and the novel beautifully portrays a love story set against the backdrop of historical turmoil.
A good example is 'The Winter Sea' where the female lead's pregnancy becomes an important part of the story set in a historical context. The novel beautifully weaves historical details of Scotland with a romantic plot and the changes that come with her pregnancy.
One popular one is 'Outlander'. It has elements where the heroine, Claire, faces various challenges and at times, situations that could be considered abuse within the context of the historical setting. The relationship she has with Jamie is complex and set against a vivid historical backdrop.
I'd recommend 'Beneath a Golden Moon'. In this story, the poor heroine's journey through love is quite captivating. The setting and character development make it a great read.