Patricia Hagan Books in Order

Patricia Hagan in the Elowmere library

Patricia Hagan's records here lean Regency historical romance, with western romance and history turning up across the Patricia Hagan shelf.

The records mark 2 series runs — the largest is Coltrane at 8 books — with 8 more Patricia Hagan novels outside any marker.

Worth saying plainly: these are the library's Patricia Hagan holdings, not a verified bibliography — the Patricia Hagan career may run longer.

The Coltrane books, as the catalogue numbers them

1. Love and War (1978) — Book 1 — bodice ripper, history
2. The Raging Hearts (1982) — Book 2 — western romance, bodice ripper
3. Love and Glory (1982) — Book 3 — bodice ripper, alpha male
4. Love and Fury (1986) — Book 4 — western romance
5. Love and Splendor (1987) — Book 5 — alpha male
6. Love and Dreams (1988) — Book 6 — bodice ripper, alpha male
7. Love and honor (1989) — Book 7 — western romance
8. Love and Triumph (1991) — Book 8 — bodice ripper

The Souls Aflame books, as the catalogue numbers them

1. Souls Aflame (1980) — Book 1 — A NATION IN FLAMES A savage assault foretold the end of a way of life for Julie Marshall, whose brother Myles had been branded a traitor, whose home…
2. This Savage Heart (1984) — Book 2 — Though it broke her heart, Julie vowed to forget Derek Arnhardt, the bold captain who had fired her very soul but left their love in ashes.

Patricia Hagan novels outside a recorded series

• Winds of terror (1975) — Love's Warning Time and tragedy had taken their toll on the beautiful old plantation Melanie remembered from her childhood.
• Love's Wine (1985) — She'd sworn vengeance against them all. Every Yankee scoundrel who trod the charred ruins of her once beautiful South — and Magnolia Hall, the family…
• Midnight Rose (1991) — As soon as he casts his eyes on her, Ryan Youngblood is determined to win the favor of Erin Sterling, the headstrong stepdaughter of a despised slave…
• A forever kind of love (1992) — The War Between the States was over, but it had torn their world apart.
• Heaven in a Wildflower (1992) — It was in the sultry heat of a Louisiana summer that they came together for the first time -- the plantation owner's headstrong daughter, Anjele…
• Starlight (1994) — Delicate and elegantly dressed Samara Labonte was the prettiest passenger on the train to Kansas City.
• Say You Love Me (1995) — Jack Calhoun could have become the mistress of a Georgia plantation, married to a man who worshipped her.
• Cupid's kiss (1996) — Heaven on Earth — Bobby Hutchinson Indiana,1889.