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.^[1]

Bibliography[edit]

Single novels[edit]

• 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
• 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
• High Meadow, 2003
• That Summer, 2003
• White Horses, 2004
• To The Castle, 2005
• Dangerous Masquerade, 2006
• Daughter of Jerusalem, Worthy Publishing, April 2013. ISBN 9781936034673

Dark Ages of Britain series[edit]

1. The Road to Avalon, 1988
2. Born of the Sun, 1989
3. The Edge of Light, 1990

Prehistorical Romances series[edit]

1. Daughter of the Red Deer, 1991
2. The Horsemasters, 1993
3. The Reindeer Hunters, 1994

Medieval Mysteries series[edit]

1. No Dark Place, 1999
2. The Poisoned Serpent, 2000

Omnibus[edit]

• Beloved Stranger / Summer Storm, 1994

Anthologies in collaboration[edit]

• 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)

External links[edit]

• Joan Wolf's Official Website
• Joan Wolf in FantasticFiction