Joan Wolf
Daughter of Jerusalem
Mary Magdalene, or Mary of Magdala as she is known here, narrates the story of her life. As a girl,…
This Scarlet Cord: The Love Story of Rahab
History is often controversial whether sacred or secular. This Scarlet Cord will generate debates as well. In this biblical novel,…
A Reluctant Queen: The Love Story of Esther
Fifteen-year-old Esther, raised by her uncle Mordecai, would like to marry her best friend’s brother someday but is no real…
The Road to Avalon
First published in 1988, The Road to Avalon has been reissued with a foreword by Mary Jo Putney. Set in…
To the Castle
Nearly 18 and happily preparing to become a nun, Nell de Bonvile’s world upturns as she must leave the convent…
White Horses
Veteran romance author Joan Wolf weaves a ragged and disappointing tale from promising raw material. In early 1813, Wellington requires…
Someday Soon
Lady Alexandra Wilton, who has continually refused to marry without love, discovers upon her father’s death that if she doesn’t…
Royal Bride
Joan Wolf, author of regencies, historical romances, and historical mysteries, has imagined a small country of Jura in which to…
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