Joanna Lowell books

Joanna Lowell writes Victorian-era historical romance novels featuring unconventional heroines and feminist themes across six standalone books.

Standalone Novels

Title Published Buy on Amazon
Dark Season 2016 Buy
The Duke Undone 2021 Buy
The Runaway Duchess 2022 Buy
Artfully Yours 2023 Buy
A Shore Thing 2024 Buy
A Rare Find 2025 Buy

Joanna Lowell debuted in 2016 with historical romances set during the Victorian era, a period less commonly explored than the popular Regency setting. Her heroines are artists, writers, and women pursuing creative or intellectual ambitions that conflict with Victorian expectations of feminine behavior. The books examine how restrictive social codes limit women’s choices while celebrating heroines who find ways to claim independence and passion within those constraints.

Her 2021 novel The Duke Undone features a painter who becomes entangled with a duke, while 2023’s Artfully Yours follows a female artist navigating the male-dominated art world. Lowell incorporates historical details about Victorian art, literature, and women’s limited options for supporting themselves. Her heroes tend to support the heroines’ ambitions rather than forcing them to choose between love and creative fulfillment.

The standalone format allows Lowell to explore different aspects of Victorian life across her six novels without the constraints of a connected series. Her writing emphasizes emotional depth, period-appropriate obstacles to romance, and heroines who challenge gender expectations while remaining grounded in historical reality.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books has Joanna Lowell written?

Joanna Lowell has written 6 books across 1 series.

What was Joanna Lowell's first book?

Joanna Lowell’s first book is Dark Season, published in 2016.

What makes Joanna Lowell's historicals different from traditional Regency romance?

Lowell sets her books in the late Victorian era rather than Regency, focuses on unconventional heroines like artists and writers, and incorporates feminist themes about women’s independence and creative ambitions in restrictive historical settings.

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