Joan Wolf
| Joan Wolf | |
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| Born |
1951 (age 64–65) Bronx, New York, United States |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Nationality | American |
| Period | 1980-present |
| Genre | Romance |
| Website | |
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Joan Wolf (born 1951 in Bronx, New York) is an American writer of romance novels.
Wolf grew up in the Bronx, New York. She obtained a bachelor's degree in Mercy College and Master in English and Comparative Literature in Hunter College.
Bibliography
Single novels
- A Kind of Honor 1980
- A London Season 1980
- The Counterfeit Marriage 1980
- A difficult truce 1981
- The Scottish Lord 1981
- Beloved Stranger 1982
- His Lordship's Mistress 1982
- Margarita 1982
- The American Duchess 1982
- A Double Deception 1983
- Change of Heart 1983
- Lord Richard's Daughter 1983
- Summer Storm 1983
- Affair of the Heart 1984
- Fool's Masquerade 1984
- Portrait of a Love 1984
- The Rebellious Ward 1984
- A Fashionable Affair 1985
- The divided sphere 1985
- Wild Irish Rose 1985
- The Rebel and the Rose 1986
- Highland Sunset 1987
- The Deception 1996
- The Arrangement 1997
- The Guardian 1997
- The Gamble 1998
- Golden Girl 1999
- The Pretenders 1999
- Someday Soon 2000
- Royal Bride 2001
- Silverbridge 2002
- Black diamond 2003
- High Meadow 2003
- That Summer 2003
- Crossword 2004
- White Horses 2004
- To the Castle 2005
- Dangerous Masquerade 2006
- Someone Named Eva 2007
- Daughter of Jerusalem Worthy Publishing April 2013. ISBN 9781936034673
Dark Ages of Britain Series
- The Road to Avalon 1988
- Born of the Sun 1989
- The Edge of Light 1990
Prehistorical Romances Series
- Daughter of the Red Deer 1991
- The Horsemasters 1993
- The Reindeer Hunters 1994
Medieval Mysteries Series
- No Dark Place 1999
- The Poisoned Serpent 2000
Omnibus
- Beloved Stranger / Summer Storm 1994
Anthologies in collaboration
- A regency Valentine 1992 (with Emma Lange and Patricia Rice)
- Captured hearts: Five favorite love stories 1999 (with Mary Balogh, Edith Layton, Mary Jo Putney and Patricia Rice)
- His Lordship's Mistress / Married by Mistake 2000 (with Melinda McRae)
References and sources
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