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Joanna Makepeace Books In Order

Medieval Edward IV Books In Order

  1. Her Guardian Knight (2003)

Novels

  1. Daughter of Isis (1969)
  2. Divine Son of Ra (1969)
  3. The Chosen of the Gods (1970)
  4. Francesca (1970)
  5. Girdle of Amber (1970)
  6. The Crowned Boar (1971)
  7. Not in Our Stars (1971)
  8. Pawns of Power (1972)
  9. Etain of the Red Hair (1973)
  10. The Flight of the Kestrel (1973)
  11. Brothers-in-arms (1973)
  12. The Medea Legend (1975)
  13. Margrave House (1976)
  14. Heir to Berkwell (1977)
  15. House of the Enchantress (1977)
  16. Heart is a Traitor (1978)
  17. Queen of the Dark Realms (1978)
  18. The Brotherhood of Mars (1979)
  19. Pandora’s Box (1980)
  20. Temptation’s Triumph (1982)
  21. Love’s Raging Fires (1982)
  22. My Lord Enemy (1983)
  23. The Spanish Prize (1990)
  24. Battlefield of Hearts (1991)
  25. Blood of the Boar (1993)
  26. Reluctant Rebel (1993)
  27. Corinna’s Cause (1993)
  28. Crown Hostage (1994)
  29. The Devil’s Mark (1995)
  30. King’s Pawn (1996)
  31. Stolen Heiress (1996)
  32. The Bridgetown Maid (1997)
  33. The Baron’s Bride (1997)
  34. Dragon’s Court (1998)
  35. The Traitor’s Daughter (2001)

Omnibus

  1. Devil’s Mark / Traitor’s Daughter / Her Guardian Knight (2004)
  2. War of the Roses / Loyal Hearts / Traitor’s Daughter (2007)
  3. Christmas Knights (2007)

Collections

  1. The Misfits Anthology (2018)
  2. Guns Blazing (2020)
  3. Rocked to the Core (2020)

Anthologies edited

  1. Web of Lies (2020)

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Joanna Makepeace Books Overview

Divine Son of Ra

Historical RomanceLarge Print EditionSerana, a young Midianite girl, was both blessed and cursed with a mane of unusual golden hair. When Serana was captured and enslaved in a raid, Ramoses, Pharoah of Egypt, had her placed in his House of Women. Though she managed to flee down the Nile and meet her betrothed, Seranas happiness was not yet assured. She would now have to deal with the problems of being with child…

Dragon’s Court

Anne knew her father was trying to match her with Richard, whose family had also supported Richard III. But after 14 years of watching Sir Guy pay fines to Henry VII, Anne knew that she wanted a peaceful life with a man who had no political leanings.’

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