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* [[Forbidden Magic|''Forbidden Magic'']], 1998 (Reissue August 2005)
 
* [[Forbidden Magic|''Forbidden Magic'']], 1998 (Reissue August 2005)
 
* ''[[The Fortune Hunter|Fortune Hunter, The]]'', 1991
 
* ''[[The Fortune Hunter|Fortune Hunter, The]]'', 1991
* ''[[Hazard]]'', May 2002 (Reissue January 2006)
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* ''[[Hazard - Jo Beverley|Hazard]]'', May 2002 (Reissue January 2006)
 
* ''[[If Fancy Be The Food Of Love]]'', a novella in ''A Regency Valentine'', 1991
 
* ''[[If Fancy Be The Food Of Love]]'', a novella in ''A Regency Valentine'', 1991
* ''[[Lady Beware]]'' June 2007
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* ''[[Lady Beware - Jo Beverley|Lady Beware]]'' June 2007
 
* ''[[Lord Of Midnight]]'', 1998 (Reissue July 2006)
 
* ''[[Lord Of Midnight]]'', 1998 (Reissue July 2006)
 
* ''[[Lord Of My Heart]]'', 1992 (reissue, October 2002)(Reissue January 2006)  
 
* ''[[Lord Of My Heart]]'', 1992 (reissue, October 2002)(Reissue January 2006)  
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* [[An Unwilling Bride|''Unwilling Bride, An'']] 1992 - Lucien de Vaux, Marquess of Arden, heir to the dukedom of Belcraven and Beth Armitage
 
* [[An Unwilling Bride|''Unwilling Bride, An'']] 1992 - Lucien de Vaux, Marquess of Arden, heir to the dukedom of Belcraven and Beth Armitage
 
* ''[[Christmas Angel]]'', 1992 - Leander, Lord Charrington, and Judith Rossiter  
 
* ''[[Christmas Angel]]'', 1992 - Leander, Lord Charrington, and Judith Rossiter  
* [[Forbidden - Jo Bev|''Forbidden'']], 1994 - Francis, Lord Middlethorpe and Serena Riverton
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* [[Forbidden - Jo Beverley|''Forbidden'']], 1994 - Francis, Lord Middlethorpe and Serena Riverton
 
* [[Dangerous Joy|''Dangerous Joy'']], 1995 - Miles Cavanagh and Felicity Monahan
 
* [[Dangerous Joy|''Dangerous Joy'']], 1995 - Miles Cavanagh and Felicity Monahan
 
* [[The Dragon's Bride|''The Dragon's Bride'']], May 2001 - Con Somerford, Viscount Amleigh, and Susan Kerslake
 
* [[The Dragon's Bride|''The Dragon's Bride'']], May 2001 - Con Somerford, Viscount Amleigh, and Susan Kerslake
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* [[The Demon's Mistress|"The Demon's Mistress"]] - Novella - Lord George Vandeimen and Maria Celestin. Van is not a Rogue, but is friends with Con from ''[[The Dragon's Bride]]'' and Hawk, ''[[The Devil's Heiress]]''
 
* [[The Demon's Mistress|"The Demon's Mistress"]] - Novella - Lord George Vandeimen and Maria Celestin. Van is not a Rogue, but is friends with Con from ''[[The Dragon's Bride]]'' and Hawk, ''[[The Devil's Heiress]]''
 
::''The Dragon's Bride'', ''The Devil's Heiress'' and "The Demon's Mistress" were issued, June 2004 in ''Three Heroes''.  
 
::''The Dragon's Bride'', ''The Devil's Heiress'' and "The Demon's Mistress" were issued, June 2004 in ''Three Heroes''.  
* ''[[Hazard]]'', May 2002 - Lady Anne Peckworth, jilted in ''[[Forbidden]]'' and ''[[The Dragon's Bride]]'', and Race de Vere, former secretary of Con Somerford in ''[[The Dragon's Bride]]''
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* ''[[Hazard - Jo Beverley|Hazard]]'', May 2002 - Lady Anne Peckworth, jilted in ''[[Forbidden - Jo Beverley|Forbidden]]'' and ''[[The Dragon's Bride]]'', and Race de Vere, former secretary of Con Somerford in ''[[The Dragon's Bride]]''
 
* ''[[St. Raven]]'', February 2003 - Tristan Tregallows, Duke of St. Raven and Cressida Mandeville  
 
* ''[[St. Raven]]'', February 2003 - Tristan Tregallows, Duke of St. Raven and Cressida Mandeville  
 
* ''[[Skylark]]'', May 2004 - Stephen Ball and Laura Gardeyne
 
* ''[[Skylark]]'', May 2004 - Stephen Ball and Laura Gardeyne
 
* [[The Rogue's Return - Jo Beverley|''Rogue's Return'']], March 2006 - Simon St. Bride and Jane
 
* [[The Rogue's Return - Jo Beverley|''Rogue's Return'']], March 2006 - Simon St. Bride and Jane
 
* ''[[To Rescue A Rogue]]'' Sept 2006 - Darius Debbenham and Mara St. Bride, Simon's sister
 
* ''[[To Rescue A Rogue]]'' Sept 2006 - Darius Debbenham and Mara St. Bride, Simon's sister
* ''[[Lady Beware]]'' June 2007 - Theodosius Debbenham, Darius's sister, and Horatio Cave, Lord Darien
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* ''[[Lady Beware - Jo Beverley|Lady Beware]]'' June 2007 - Theodosius Debbenham, Darius's sister, and Horatio Cave, Lord Darien
  
 
===Mallorens===
 
===Mallorens===

Revision as of 02:18, 27 December 2007


Jo Beverley has been called "[a]rguably today's most skillful writer of intelligent historical romance..." (Publisher's Weekly, May 1998). She is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over twenty historical romances and she has won five RITA® awards. She is a member of the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame and Honor Roll, and the recipient of two Career Achievement Awards from Romantic Times Magazine. Ms. Beverley was born in England and resides in Canada. Jo Beverley is Canada's most successful romance author, and one of Canada's bestselling authors. See Maclean's article about Canadian authors. She is active is presenting at writer's conferences and local writer's groups. See talk given by Ms. Beverley in 2002.

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RITA winning Books

Books Alphabetically

Books/Related Series

Company of Rogues

The world of the Company of Rogues is set in Regency England. The Rogues met at school, and have been friends since them. Some of these books are about people related to the Rogues.

The Dragon's Bride, The Devil's Heiress and "The Demon's Mistress" were issued, June 2004 in Three Heroes.

Mallorens

Historicals set in the Georgian period -- The Malloren world is ruled over by the oldest brother, the Marquess of Rothgar. The younger siblings are Cynric and Elf (twins), Bryght and Brand.

  • My Lady Notorious 1993 - Lady Chastity Ware and Captain Lord Cynric Malloren
  • Tempting Fortune, 1995 - Lord Arcenbryght Malloren and Portia St. Claire,
  • Something Wicked - Jo Beverley, 1997 - Lady Elfled Malloren (twin to Cyn) and Fortitude Harleigh Ware, Lord Walgrave
  • Secrets Of The Night, 1999 - Lord Brand Malloren and Rosamunde Overton
  • Devilish, 2000 - Beowolf Malloren, The Marquess of Rothgar, and Diana, Countess of Arradale
  • Winter Fire, 2003 - The Marquess of Ashart, "Ash", cousin to the Marquess of Rothgar, and Genova Smith
  • A Most Unsuitable Man, 2005 - Damaris Myddleton, former mistress of Ash, and Fitzroger, friend of Ash

Medieval Romances

Traditional Regencies

Novellas

Romance

Science Fiction.

Nonfiction

  • Gold Diggers of 1813 in Flirting with Price & Prejudice, 2005, Benbella


Honors