Biografia
Joan Wolf (born 1951 in Bronx, New York) is an American writer of romance novels. Wolf grew up in the Bronx, New York. She obtained a full scholarship to pursue her bachelor's degree at Mercy College followed by a Master in English and Comparative Literature in Hunter College. Before she began her writing career, she taught at Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx. == Bibliography == === Single novels === A Kind of Honor, 1980 The Counterfeit Marriage, 1980 A London Season, 1981 A Difficult Truce, 1981 The Scottish Lord, 1981 His Lordship's Mistress, 1982 Margarita, 1982 The American Duchess, 1982 A Double Deception, 1983 Change of Heart, 1983 Lord Richard's Daughter, 1983 Summer Storm, 1983 Affair of the Heart, 1984 Beloved Stranger, 1984 Fool's Masquerade, 1984 Portrait of a Love, 1984 The Rebellious Ward, 1984 A Fashionable Affair, 1985 Wild Irish Rose, 1985 The Rebel and the Rose, 1986 Highland Sunset, 1987 The Deception, 1996 The Arrangement, 1997 The Guardian, 1997 The Gamble, 1998 Golden Girl, 1999 The Pretenders, 1999 Someday Soon, 2000 Royal Bride, 2001 Silverbridge, 2002 High Meadow, 2003 That Summer, 2003 White Horses, 2004 Crossword, 2004 To The Castle, 2005 A Dangerous Masquerade, 2006 His Lordship's Desire, 2006 === Biblical Romance series === Source: A Reluctant Qeen: The Love Story of Esther, 2011 This Scarlet Cord: The Love Story of Rahab, 2012 Daughter of Jerusalem, 2013 === Dark Ages of Britain series === The Road to Avalon, 1988 Born of the Sun, 1989 The Edge of Light, 1990 === Prehistorical Romances series === Daughter of the Red Deer, 1991 The Horsemasters, 1993 The Reindeer Hunters, 1994 === Medieval Mysteries series === No Dark Place, 1999 The Poisoned Serpent, 2000 === Omnibus === Beloved Stranger / Summer Storm, 1994 === Anthologies in collaboration === A Regency Valentine, 1991 (with Mary Balogh, Emma Lange, Patricia Rice, and Katherine Kingsley) Captured Hearts: Five favorite love stories, 1999 (with Mary Balogh, Edith Layton, Mary Jo Putney, and Patricia Rice) His Lordship's Mistress by Joan Wolf / Married by Mistake by Melinda McRae == References == == External links == Official website Joan Wolf in FantasticFiction
