Kathleen E. Woodwiss Standalone Novels books in order

The complete list of Kathleen E. Woodiwiss's standalone historical romance novels, from The Wolf and the Dove to her final book Everlasting.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Wolf and the Dove 1974 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
2 Shanna 1977 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
3 Ashes in the Wind 1979 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
4 A Rose in Winter 1982 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
5 Come Love a Stranger 1984 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
6 So Worthy My Love 1989 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
7 Forever in Your Embrace 1992 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
8 Petals on the River 1997 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
9 The Reluctant Suitor 2003 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy
10 Everlasting 2007 Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Buy

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss’s ten standalone novels span her entire career, from The Wolf and the Dove (1974) to Everlasting (2007). These books cover a wide range of historical settings, from medieval England to the American South during the Civil War. Each one is a full-length historical romance with the detailed worldbuilding and passionate central relationship that defined her style.

Shanna, set on a tropical island, and Ashes in the Wind, set during the American Civil War, are among the best-known standalones. Woodiwiss brought the same sweeping narrative approach to each book, creating romantic adventures that could run to 600 pages or more. Her standalones gave her freedom to explore new settings without being tied to the Birmingham family continuity.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Kathleen E. Woodwiss Standalone Novels series?

There are ten books in the Kathleen E. Woodwiss Standalone Novels series, published between 1974 and 2007.

What is the first book in the Kathleen E. Woodwiss Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the Kathleen E. Woodwiss Standalone Novels series is The Wolf and the Dove, published in 1974.

Which Kathleen E. Woodiwiss standalone novel is the most popular?

The Wolf and the Dove (1974) and Shanna (1977) are generally considered her most popular standalones alongside her debut. The Wolf and the Dove is set in Norman England after the Conquest, while Shanna takes place on a Caribbean island. Both are classic examples of the sweeping historical romance she made famous.

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