Audrey Blanshard Books in Order
Our records run 1975–1982 for Audrey Blanshard, 5 books deep, The Blackoke tyrant the oldest. Below: the Audrey Blanshard shelf as held, series grouped, each linked through.
Audrey Blanshard in the Elowmere library
Audrey Blanshard files under Regency historical romance here — regency romance and traditional romance thread the Audrey Blanshard records.
Audrey Blanshard's page here lists our holdings — 5 titles — rather than an exhaustive Audrey Blanshard bibliography.
The Audrey Blanshard books, by publication year
- The Blackoke tyrant (1975) — In the late eighteenth century Evelyn was a boy's name, but nevertheless Evelyn Maddock of Blackoke Castle was a girl.
- The Shy Young Denbury (1977) — Everyone thought of Almeria Denbury (known to her intimates as Merry) as charmingly shy.
- Sir Ranulf and the Runaway (1979) — Her father was an eccentric, and had transformed his English country estate into a Gothic fantasy.
- Countess incognito (1981) — When Cornelia Vane seeks her aid in a compromising situation, Diana Wentbridge, a wealthy Countess in Regency London, deems it prudent to assume an…
- The Matchmakers (1982) — Sally Brantham is an admirer of everything Gothic.
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Frequently asked questions
How many Audrey Blanshard books does the Elowmere library hold?
The Audrey Blanshard shelf runs to 5 records, 1975 to 1982; every Audrey Blanshard title above links to its entry.
What is the earliest Audrey Blanshard book in the catalogue?
The Blackoke tyrant (1975) opens the shelf for Audrey Blanshard; later Audrey Blanshard titles follow above in year order.
Are these all of Audrey Blanshard's books?
They are the 5 that our catalogue holds for Audrey Blanshard; the fuller Audrey Blanshard bibliography may run past these records.