Susan Childress Books in Order

Susan Childress in the Elowmere library

Susan Childress's records here lean medieval historical romance, with history and medieval romance turning up across the Susan Childress shelf.

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

The Susan Childress books, by publication year

• Moonshadow (1989) — Brash, beautiful Jessica Darling preferred to forget what she'd done to survive her destitute childhood.
• The Lily and the Leopard (1991) — France in 1414 was a country at war, overrun within by marauding knights and besieged from without by an ambitious English king.
• The Raven and the Rose (1991) — One of Napoleon's mercenaries sent to conquer the Hospice of St. Bernards, Daniel Severin falls in love with Lorelei du Clerc, the illegitimate…
• Lord of the Night (1993) — Sandro Cavalli, Lord of the Night, is legendary for bringing criminals to justice.
• The Mist and the Magic (1993) — Caitlin MacBride, mistress of the beleaguered Irish stronghold Clonmuir, made a wish one evening at sunset.
• October Wind (1994) — A sweeping, unforgettable story of romance, intrigue-and the greatest voyage ever made.
• Vows Made in Wine (1995) — Roguishly handsome Oliver de Lacey has always lived lustily: wine, weapons and women are his bywords.
• The Hostage (2000) — A sweeping tale of love born from the ashes of revenge.
• The Mistress (Mira) (2000) — October 8, 1871—One small spark ignites the entire city of Chicago, sending its residents into panic.
• Halfway to Heaven (Mira (Audio)) (2001) — At a glittering White House gala, Abigail Cabot discovers the man of her dreams.
• A summer affair (2003) — A gifted but troubled physician, Blue Calhoun runs a thriving practice from his Nob Hill mansion while raising his son after an unthinkable tragedy.
• At the king's command (2009) — Frustrated by his own failures at matrimony, King Henry VIII punishes an insolent nobleman by commanding him to marry the vagabond woman caught…
• At the queen's summons (2009) — Feisty orphan Pippa de Lacey lives by wit and skill as a London street performer.
• The maiden's hand (2009) — Roguishly handsome Oliver de Lacey has always lived lustily: wine, weapons and women are his bywords.
• The Mistress of Normandy (2014) — Rand Fitzmarc has fought his way to prominence under the banner of King Henry V.
• The maiden of Ireland (2014) — John Wesley Hawkins was condemned to hang, accused of treason and heresy.
• Miranda (2015) — In Regency London, a woman escapes from a burning warehouse only to realize she doesn't know her own identity.