Difference between revisions of "Joan Johnston"

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* ''[[Comanche Woman]]'' - April 1989 ([[Pocket Books]])
 
* ''[[Comanche Woman]]'' - April 1989 ([[Pocket Books]])
 
* ''[[The Cowboy|Cowboy, The]]'' - February 2000 ([[Island]])
 
* ''[[The Cowboy|Cowboy, The]]'' - February 2000 ([[Island]])
* ''[[The Cowboy And The Princess|Cowboy And The Princess, The]]'' - May 1993 ([[Silhouette Desire By The Numbers|Silhouette Desire #785]])
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* ''[[The Cowboy And The Princess - Joan Johnston|Cowboy And The Princess, The]]'' - May 1993 ([[Silhouette Desire By The Numbers|Silhouette Desire #785]])
 
* ''[[The Cowboy Takes A Wife|Cowboy Takes A Wife, The]]'' - March 1994 ([[Silhouette Desire By The Numbers|Silhouette Desire #842]])
 
* ''[[The Cowboy Takes A Wife|Cowboy Takes A Wife, The]]'' - March 1994 ([[Silhouette Desire By The Numbers|Silhouette Desire #842]])
 
* ''[[The Disobedient Bride|Disobedient Bride, The]]'' - July 1995 ([[Silhouette Desire By The Numbers|Silhouette Desire #937]])
 
* ''[[The Disobedient Bride|Disobedient Bride, The]]'' - July 1995 ([[Silhouette Desire By The Numbers|Silhouette Desire #937]])
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* '''Hawk's Way Brides''' - October 2001 ([[Silhouette]]) (''[[The Disobedient Bride]]'' / ''[[The Headstrong Bride]]'' / ''[[The Unforgiving Bride]]'')
 
* '''Hawk's Way Brides''' - October 2001 ([[Silhouette]]) (''[[The Disobedient Bride]]'' / ''[[The Headstrong Bride]]'' / ''[[The Unforgiving Bride]]'')
 
* '''Hawk's Way Grooms''' - July 2008 ([[HQN]]) (''[[The Substitute Groom]]'' / ''[[The Virgin Groom]]'')
 
* '''Hawk's Way Grooms''' - July 2008 ([[HQN]]) (''[[The Substitute Groom]]'' / ''[[The Virgin Groom]]'')
* '''Hawk's Way: Faron & Garth''' - January 2007 ([[HQN]]) (''[[The Cowboy And The Princess]]'' / ''[[The Wrangler And The Rich Girl]]'')
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* '''Hawk's Way: Faron & Garth''' - January 2007 ([[HQN]]) (''[[The Cowboy And The Princess - Joan Johnston|The Cowboy And The Princess]]'' / ''[[The Wrangler And The Rich Girl]]'')
 
* '''The Men Of Bitter Creek''' - October 2004 ([[Avon]]) (''[[The Christmas Baby - Joan Johnston|The Christmas Baby]]'' / ''[[The Man From Wolf Creek]]'')
 
* '''The Men Of Bitter Creek''' - October 2004 ([[Avon]]) (''[[The Christmas Baby - Joan Johnston|The Christmas Baby]]'' / ''[[The Man From Wolf Creek]]'')
 
* '''Texas Brides''' - October 2005 ([[HQN]]) [[Hardcover]](''[[The Rancher And The Runaway Bride]]'' / ''[[The Bluest Eyes in Texas]]'')
 
* '''Texas Brides''' - October 2005 ([[HQN]]) [[Hardcover]](''[[The Rancher And The Runaway Bride]]'' / ''[[The Bluest Eyes in Texas]]'')
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# [[Honey And The Hired Hand]], 1992 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[Honey And The Hired Hand]], 1992 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[The Rancher And The Runaway Bride]], 1993 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[The Rancher And The Runaway Bride]], 1993 (1rst Generation)
# [[The Cowboy And The Princess]], 1993 (1rst Generation)
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# [[The Cowboy And The Princess - Joan Johnston|The Cowboy And The Princess]], 1993 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[The Wrangler And The Rich Girl]], 1993 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[The Wrangler And The Rich Girl]], 1993 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[The Cowboy Takes A Wife]], 1994 (1rst Generation)
 
# [[The Cowboy Takes A Wife]], 1994 (1rst Generation)

Revision as of 18:56, 21 September 2008

Joan Johnston - aka Joan Mertens Johnston - was born in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1948. She has a bachelor's and master's degree in theatre, worked for a weekly newspaper, was a director of theatre at a junior college in Texas, went to law school and ended up working at the largest firm in Virginia.

As a mother of two she turned to reading romance novels to cope with the stress of being ta working mother and often thought "I could write one of these..." - which she finally did. Contacting Linda Marrow of Pocket Books - she had met her at the second annual Romantic Times Magazine conference in New York - her book was accepted and published as A Loving Defiance in the Tapestry Romance line in 1985.

She writes historical romances for Pocket Books and Dell, contemporary romances for Pocket Books and Avon and category romance for the Silhouette Desire imprint.

On The Web

Bibliography

Books

Novellas

Collections

Series/Related Titles

Sisters Of The Lone Star

Stories cover the history of the Republic of Texas from 1836-1846.

  1. Frontier Woman, 1988
  2. Comanche Woman, 1989
  3. Texas Woman, 1989
  • sequel: The Creeds of the Bitter Creek series are descendants of the Sisters of the Lone Star.

Hawk's Way

Life and loves of three generations of a Northwest Texas ranching family, the Whitelaws

  1. Honey And The Hired Hand, 1992 (1rst Generation)
  2. The Rancher And The Runaway Bride, 1993 (1rst Generation)
  3. The Cowboy And The Princess, 1993 (1rst Generation)
  4. The Wrangler And The Rich Girl, 1993 (1rst Generation)
  5. The Cowboy Takes A Wife, 1994 (1rst Generation)
  6. The Unforgiving Bride, 1994 (2nd Generation)
  7. The Headstrong Bride, 1994 (2nd Generation)
  8. The Disobedient Bride, 1995 (2nd Generation)
  9. The Temporary Groom, 1996 (3rd Generation)
  10. The Virgin Groom, 1997 (3rd Generation)
  11. A Hawk's Way Christmas, 1997 (3rd Generation)
  12. The Substitute Groom, 1998 (3rd Generation)
  13. Sisters Found, 2002 (3rd Generation)

Captive Hearts

Series set in Regency England and Scotland, connected through friends and family.

  1. Captive, 1996
  2. After The Kiss, 1997
  3. The Bodyguard, 1998
  4. The Bridegroom, 1999
  • sequel: The Blackthornes of the Bitter Creek series are descendants of the Duke of Blackthorne.

Bitter Creek

Two feuding Texas ranch families - the Blackthornes and the Creeds - and the animosity that's existed between them since the Civil War.

  1. The Cowboy, 2000
  2. The Texan, 2001
  3. The Loner, 2002
  4. The Price, 2003
  5. The Rivals, 2004
  6. The Next Mrs. Blackthorne, 2005
  7. A Stranger's Game, 2008

Awards/Honours