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== Books ==  
 
== Books ==  
* ''[[Hot Spot]]'' - 2005
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* ''[[Hot Spot - Susan Johnson|Hot Spot]]'' - 2005
 
* ''[[Hot Legs]]'' - 2005
 
* ''[[Hot Legs]]'' - 2005
 
* ''[[Hot Streak]]'' - 2004
 
* ''[[Hot Streak]]'' - 2004
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* ''[[Again and Again]]'' - 2003
 
* ''[[Again and Again]]'' - 2003
 
* ''[[Force of Nature]]'' - 2003
 
* ''[[Force of Nature]]'' - 2003
* ''[[Tempting]]'' - 2002
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* ''[[Tempting - Susan Johnson|Tempting]]'' - 2002
 
* ''[[Blonde Heat]]'' - 2002
 
* ''[[Blonde Heat]]'' - 2002
 
* ''[[Seduction in Mind]]'' - 2001
 
* ''[[Seduction in Mind]]'' - 2001
 
* ''[[Legendary Lover]]'' - 2000
 
* ''[[Legendary Lover]]'' - 2000
 
* [[Silver Flame|''Silver Flame'']] - 1993
 
* [[Silver Flame|''Silver Flame'']] - 1993
* ''[[Sinful]]'' - 1992
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* ''[[Sinful - Susan Johnson|Sinful]]'' - 1992
 
* ''[[Golden Paradise]]'' - 1990 ([[Harlequin Historical]]); reissued 2001
 
* ''[[Golden Paradise]]'' - 1990 ([[Harlequin Historical]]); reissued 2001
 
* [[Hot Streak|''Hot Streak'']] - written under the name [[Jill Barkin]], re-issued 2004 under the [[Susan Johnson]] name
 
* [[Hot Streak|''Hot Streak'']] - written under the name [[Jill Barkin]], re-issued 2004 under the [[Susan Johnson]] name
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* "Risking It All" in ''[[Fascinated - Anthology|Fascinated]]'' - 2000 ([[Kensington]] [[Brava]])
 
* "Risking It All" in ''[[Fascinated - Anthology|Fascinated]]'' - 2000 ([[Kensington]] [[Brava]])
 
* "Out of the Storm" in ''[[Delighted - Anthology|Delighted]]'' - 2002 ([[Kensington]] [[Brava]])
 
* "Out of the Storm" in ''[[Delighted - Anthology|Delighted]]'' - 2002 ([[Kensington]] [[Brava]])
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* "From Russia, With Love" in ''[[Taken By Surprise - Anthology|Taken By Surprise]]'' - 2003 ([[Kensington]] [[Brava]]), with [[Thea Devine]] and [[Katherine O'Neal]]
  
 
== Honors/Awards ==
 
== Honors/Awards ==

Revision as of 18:26, 29 October 2008

Even before the romance genre embraced erotica, Susan Johnson was pushing the boundaries of highly sexual romance novels. While she writes in both historical and contemporary settings, her early historical romances are well-remembered for their bold sexual themes and their detailed historical footnotes.

See also

Books

Novellas

Honors/Awards

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