Jillian Hunter Standalone Novels books in order

Jillian Hunter's standalone novels include 11 historical romances published between 1985 and 2002, spanning settings from Scotland to colonial Asia.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Heart of the Storm 1985 Jillian Hunter Buy
2 Shadow of Splendor 1987 Jillian Hunter Buy
3 Tiger Dance 1991 Jillian Hunter Buy
4 A Deeper Magic 1994 Jillian Hunter Buy
5 Glenlyon’s Bride 1995 Jillian Hunter Buy
6 Fairy Tale 1997 Jillian Hunter Buy
7 Daring 1998 Jillian Hunter Buy
8 Delight 1998 Jillian Hunter Buy
9 Indiscretion 2000 Jillian Hunter Buy
10 Abandon 2001 Jillian Hunter Buy
11 The Husband Hunt 2002 Jillian Hunter Buy

Jillian Hunter’s standalone novels represent the range of her early career before the Boscastle Family series began. Heart of the Storm (1985) and Shadow of Splendor (1987) were her first published romances, while Tiger Dance (1991) moves the action to colonial Southeast Asia. A Deeper Magic (1994) and Glenlyon’s Bride (1995) bring the setting to Scotland.

Later standalones like Fairy Tale (1997), Daring (1998), and Delight (1998) continued to develop Hunter’s style of witty, atmospheric historical romance. The Husband Hunt (2002) was the last standalone before she shifted her focus to the Boscastle series. These earlier books show the development of the playful narrative voice that would define her later connected-family stories.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Jillian Hunter Standalone Novels series?

There are eleven books in the Jillian Hunter Standalone Novels series, published between 1985 and 2002.

What is the first book in the Jillian Hunter Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Jillian Hunter Standalone Novels series is Heart of the Storm, published in 1985.

What are Jillian Hunter's standalone novels about?

Jillian Hunter’s standalone novels are historical romances set in various periods and locations. Early books like Heart of the Storm (1985) and Tiger Dance (1991) feature exotic settings, while later standalones like Fairy Tale (1997) and Daring (1998) focus on Scottish and English settings.

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