Janet Louise Roberts Books in Order
Explore Janet Louise Roberts’s books and series in order, with short summaries and reading lists to help you find your next book and decide where to begin reading.
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Janet Louise Roberts books in publication order
32 books
A Marriage of Inconvenience
by Janet Louise Roberts
1970
Bookish Sophia Forest marries the Earl of Gresham in a practical arrangement that protects his fortune and grants her independence. Falling in love with a husband who disdains intellectual women leaves her struggling between pride and the hope of affection.
Love Song
by Janet Louise Roberts
1971
Opera singer Lucia Amato rises to fame with the devoted support of accompanist Martin Frazier. When a wealthy Greek shipping magnate draws her into his world, glamour and luxury threaten both her happiness and the career Martin helped build.
Ravenswood
by Janet Louise Roberts
1971
Catherine Galloway marries Lord Ravenswood while concealing her work as a British spy. Attempts on her life, his mysterious diplomatic journeys, and a renewed connection with a former lover leave her uncertain whether danger comes from espionage or her marriage.
The Weeping Lady
by Janet Louise Roberts
1971
Jilted Lady Elinor Melbourne inherits her uncle's estate and devotes herself to its impoverished tenants. Persistent suitors complicate her new life, but a weeping figure who vanishes without explanation draws her into a possible tragedy hidden within the inheritance.
Black Horse Tavern
by Janet Louise Roberts
1972
Working in her stepfather’s tavern, Maggie McNair secretly passes British military plans to the American patriots and the rebel leader she has married. When their operations go wrong, suspicions of treachery place her at the center of a dangerous trap.
My Lady Mischief
by Janet Louise Roberts
1972
After delivering news that Mary's fiancé has married someone else, Lord St. John offers himself as a replacement. Having resigned her governess position, she accepts, but their sudden marriage leaves two near strangers trying to turn passion into a lasting relationship.
Rivertown
by Janet Louise Roberts
1972
Sarah is caught between her father and the man she loves, leaders of opposing factions in Rivertown. When two graves are disturbed, existing tensions sharpen into suspicion, forcing her to navigate divided loyalties as violence threatens the village.
The Devil's Own
by Janet Louise Roberts
1972
Isabel welcomes a new life with her aunt Camilla and a romance with Matthew. Strange gatherings, midnight meetings, and disturbing dreams gradually make her question the people she trusts and the frightening secret behind her apparent good fortune.
The Sign of the Golden Goose
by Janet Louise Roberts
1972
A young woman searches for her future within an old, abandoned inn believed to be haunted. Its unsettling atmosphere turns that search into a confrontation with uncertainty, as she tries to discover whether the place holds promise or danger.
Isle of Dolphins
by Janet Louise Roberts
1973
Archaeologist Daphne searches a Greek island for Apollo's lost temple while growing attracted to her wealthy employer. A trance in which she speaks as an ancient priestess draws them closer, but also opens a path toward disturbing danger.
The Dancing Doll
by Janet Louise Roberts
1973
Orphaned Michele Martindale earns her living on the stage in Regency Paris while two men compete for her attention. One offers passion without marriage, the other marriage without love, forcing her to decide what future she wants.
The Dornstein Icon
by Janet Louise Roberts
1973
Caroline travels to Vienna to return a valuable artwork and becomes attached to its aristocratic owner. A stay at his castle leads into questions about her employer, violent secret meetings, and a clandestine marriage whose purpose she cannot understand.
The Golden Thistle
by Janet Louise Roberts
1973
Lady Pamela leaves Regency England for Rome to marry the man she adored in childhood. Lord Douglas Kinnair now seems arrogant and unfamiliar, leaving her caught between remembered affection, wounded pride, and uncertainty about the husband awaiting her.
The Cardross Luck
by Janet Louise Roberts
1974
To preserve her inheritance, Heather Mallory proposes a practical marriage to impoverished Lord Ian Cardross in exchange for personal freedom. Unexpected love complicates their bargain, while a glamorous rival threatens the reputation and independence Heather has worked to protect.
The First Waltz
by Janet Louise Roberts
1974
English heiress Rosalind marries Count Adam Potocki amid Vienna's diplomatic gatherings in 1814. His changed behavior and connection with another woman make her question whether love or financial need motivated him, challenging her hopes for their life together.
Castlereagh
by Janet Louise Roberts
1975
Adriana arrives at Castlereagh Manor expecting happiness, only to find isolation, restrictions, and a strangely withdrawn aunt. Her guardian forbids the riding she loves, but defying him leads her toward a feared family curse and the terror surrounding it.
The Gentleman Pirate
by Janet Louise Roberts
1975
Sheila O'Donnell manages a tropical plantation far from the social life of Regency England. When its owner returns from London with fashionable guests, their arrival pulls her into unfamiliar romantic intrigue and disrupts the responsibilities she has been handling alone.
The Moonlight Gondola
by Janet Louise Roberts
1975
Penniless governess Prudence Tarrant marries Lord Colin Erskine after he breaks with her spoiled employer's daughter. In Venice, her family's disgrace and suspicions about Colin's former fiancée threaten a marriage she is determined to defend.
Jade Vendetta
by Janet Louise Roberts
1976
Actress Cecilia Trent marries the Marquess of Barrington, then finds suspicion clouding their life together. Forced to abandon her career, she hears disturbing stories about his first wife's death and begins to fear for herself and her unborn child.
Wilderness Inn
by Janet Louise Roberts
1976
Christine escapes her guardian and journeys into the Northwest wilderness to find her brother. The hoped-for reunion becomes a frightening ordeal as her search brings her close to a murder, placing her new independence under an unexpected threat.
Island of Desire
by Janet Louise Roberts
1977
On an island troubled by greed and rumrunning, Silva Armitage tries to protect her twin brother and preserve her independence. Three powerful men pursue her, turning their ambitions into competing threats against the home and freedom she values.
Scarlet Secrets
by Janet Louise Roberts
1977
Vivian Lesley secretly writes sensational novels while her stern guardian, Lord Gilbert Seymour, conceals his reputation as a rake. Discovering each other's hidden lives sparks threats and retaliation, even as their mutual anger disguises a growing romantic attachment.
Black Pearls
by Janet Louise Roberts
1979
In 1880s Hawaii, Peter Darien and Rosalind fall in love while rebellion, natural disasters, and the pursuit of black pearls unsettle the islands. Protecting their land draws them into conflict with outsiders whose greed threatens the future they hope to share.
Dark Rose
by Janet Louise Roberts
1979
Belinda welcomes her husband home after the Civil War, hoping for happiness at his family's plantation. Screams from the surrounding swamps, his ambiguous relationship with another woman, and his cousin's dangerous secret turn their reunion into a struggle with fear.
Silver Jasmine
by Janet Louise Roberts
1980
After her stepfather gambles away her freedom, seventeen-year-old Tess enters a forced marriage with the enigmatic Morgan Hamilton. At a plantation on a tropical island, she must navigate distrust, slavery and vengeance while trying to understand her husband and herself.
Golden Lotus
by Janet Louise Roberts
1981
Raised by a Japanese family after her mother's death, Charita Atwood meets wealthy Brad Livingston while caring for her dying father. Their developing love brings two different cultural backgrounds together in a romance shaped by passion and adjustment.
Forget-Me-Not
by Janet Louise Roberts
1982
Laurel Winfield feels more at home in the Alaskan wilderness than in the cities she has known. Falling for Thor Koenig offers the promise of love, but violence and greed threaten the life she hopes to build there.
Flamenco Rose
by Janet Louise Roberts
1983
A dancer has given herself completely to her art until a man awakens a new passion. The love that enters her life challenges the devotion to dance that has defined her world.
Flower of Love
by Janet Louise Roberts
1983
American Jacinth Essex travels to France to learn the perfume trade at the Saint-Amours family estate. Her arrival attracts the attention of Lorenz Saint-Amour, introducing the possibility of romance alongside the new work she has come to pursue.
Scarlet Poppies
by Janet Louise Roberts
1983
New York fashion designer Iris Patakos leaves her familiar life behind in pursuit of Gregorios Venizelos. Following him to his home in Greece disrupts her career and independence as she tries to win the man she loves.
This Shining Splendour
by Janet Louise Roberts
1984
The Jewels of Terror
by Janet Louise Roberts
Honoring her dying father’s wish, Veronica continues preparations to marry the Italian duke she loves. As the wedding approaches, frightening threats suggest that someone intends to prevent the marriage, turning her promised happiness into a struggle against an unseen enemy.
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