Braddock-Black Books in Order
Braddock-Black is a series of 5 books written by Susan Johnson.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Braddock-Black books in publication order
5 books
Blaze
by Susan Johnson
1986
Boston heiress Blaze Braddock tries to persuade Jon Hazard Black to sell a valuable Montana land claim. The Harvard-educated chief's son refuses to surrender resources his people need, and their confrontation becomes complicated by an attraction crossing their opposing interests.
Silver Flame
by Susan Johnson
1988
Empress Jordan flees injustice and resorts to selling her innocence to support her younger siblings. Wealthy Trey Braddock-Black agrees to a temporary arrangement, but their growing connection challenges his refusal to settle down and her fears about the bargain.
Forbidden
by Susan Johnson
1991
Montana-born Daisy Black campaigns for women's rights while attracting the attention of Parisian aristocrat Etienne Martel. Their desire crosses social and geographic divides, bringing a fiercely independent woman into a relationship with a man famous for his romantic conquests.
Brazen
by Susan Johnson
1995
American adventurer Kit Braddock discovers that wealthy Countess Angela de Grae's polished life hides private sorrow and danger. Their attraction leads him to investigate the predicament trapping her, risking his own safety to offer a future beyond her privileged façade.
Force of Nature
by Susan Johnson
2003
Jon Hazard Black's former lover arrives in Montana with a daughter he never knew existed. Jo's presence unsettles his household, and her attraction to cattleman Flynn Ito brings further challenges to a family already navigating resentment, gossip and unexpected kinship.
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