About Mary Jo Putney
A New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Publishers Weekly bestselling author, Mary Jo Putney is a graduate of Syracuse University with degrees in eighteenth-century literature and industrial design. She has won numerous awards for her writing, including two Romance Writers of America RITA awards, four consecutive Golden Leaf awards for Best Historical Romance, and the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for Historical Romance. Her books have also received frequent awards from online reader sites, such as The Romance Reader, All About Romance, Romance Readers Anonymous, and Under the Covers. The author of twenty-six novels, Ms. Putney lives near Baltimore, Maryland.
Series
Regency
1. The Would-be Widow (1988)
aka The Bargain
2. The Controversial Countess (1989)
3. The Rogue and the Runaway (1990)
1. The Would-be Widow (1988)
aka The Bargain
2. The Controversial Countess (1989)
3. The Rogue and the Runaway (1990)
Fallen Angels
Petals in the Storm (1993)
Thunder and Roses (1993)
Dancing on the Wind (1994)
Angel Rogue (1995)
River of Fire (1996)
Shattered Rainbows (1996)
One Perfect Rose (1997)
Petals in the Storm (1993)
Thunder and Roses (1993)
Dancing on the Wind (1994)
Angel Rogue (1995)
River of Fire (1996)
Shattered Rainbows (1996)
One Perfect Rose (1997)
Guardian
1. A Kiss of Fate (2004)
2. Stolen Magic (2005) (writing as M J Putney)
2. A Distant Magic (2007)
1. A Kiss of Fate (2004)
2. Stolen Magic (2005) (writing as M J Putney)
2. A Distant Magic (2007)
Novels
Lady of Fortune (1988)
Carousel of Hearts (1989)
Dearly Beloved (1990)
Uncommon Vows (1991)
The Rake (1998)
Carousel of Hearts (1989)
Dearly Beloved (1990)
Uncommon Vows (1991)
The Rake (1998)
Omnibus
Rakes and Rogues (1993) (with Mary Balogh, Melinda McRae, Anita Mills and Maura Seger)
Promised Brides (1994) (with Kristin James and Julie Tetel)
Goldspun Promises / No Brighter Dream / Dancing on the Wind (1995) (with Elizabeth Gregg, Katherine Kingsley)
Faery Magic (1996) (with Jo Beverley, Karen Harbaugh and Barbara Samuel)
A Stockingful of Joy (1997) (with Jill Barnett, Justine Dare, Susan King)
Captured Hearts (1999) (with Mary Balogh, Edith Layton, Patricia Rice and Joan Wolf)
Bride by Arrangement (2000) (with Merline Lovelace and Gayle Wilson)
Dangerous to Know (2007)
Promised Brides (1994) (with Kristin James and Julie Tetel)
Goldspun Promises / No Brighter Dream / Dancing on the Wind (1995) (with Elizabeth Gregg, Katherine Kingsley)
Faery Magic (1996) (with Jo Beverley, Karen Harbaugh and Barbara Samuel)
A Stockingful of Joy (1997) (with Jill Barnett, Justine Dare, Susan King)
Captured Hearts (1999) (with Mary Balogh, Edith Layton, Patricia Rice and Joan Wolf)
Bride by Arrangement (2000) (with Merline Lovelace and Gayle Wilson)
Dangerous to Know (2007)
Collections
Anthologies edited
Awards
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Links to other websites
| maryjoputney.com |
Mary Jo Putney recommends
 The Hidden Heart (1986) (Victoria Hearts, book 1) Laura Kinsale "No one - repeat, no one - writes historical romance better." |  Lady of Fire (1987) Anita Mills "Passionate and powerful." |  The Abduction (1991) Patricia Potter "Patricia Potter is a master storyteller..." | |
 My Lady Notorious (1993) (Malloren) Jo Beverley "A born storyteller." |  Emerald Rain (1996) Linda Francis Lee "Written with rare power and compassion.... a deeply compelling story of love, pain, and forgiveness." |  Widow Woman (1998) Patricia McLinn "...a love as fierce and irresistible as the Wyoming wind." | |
 The Last Hellion (1998) (Scoundrels, book 4) Loretta Chase "Essential reading for all true romantics." |  Flowers Under Ice (1999) Jean R Ewing "One of the most powerful voices in historical romance." |  The Holly and the Ivy (1999) Elisabeth Fairchild "What a delicious Christmas treat!" | |
 The Black Knave (2000) (Scottish, book 1) Patricia Potter "A master storyteller, a powerful weaver of romantic tales. " |  Nobody's Angel (2001) Patricia Rice "Patricia Rice is a master storyteller." |  The Perfect Family (2001) Patricia Potter "Patricia Potter is a master storyteller. " | |
 Dark Side of Dawn (2001) (Military Thriller) Merline Lovelace "Merline Lovelace delivers top-notch romantic suspense with great characters, rich atmosphere, and a crackling plot." |  The Secret Gift (2003) (Highland Heroes) Jaclyn Reding "A delicious contemporary debut... pure romantic fun!" |  Innocent Passions (2003) Brenda Hiatt "Wickedly amusing Regency fun!" | |
 To Wed a Stranger (2003) Edith Layton "Layton writes pure enchantment." |  Night Fires (2003) Karen Harbaugh "Riveting... the best historical romance I've read in a long time." |  Mrs. Drew Plays Her Hand and Miss Grimsley's Oxford Career (2003) Carla Kelly "A powerful and wonderfully perceptive author." | |
 Isabella and the English Witch (2003) (Trevelyan Family) Loretta Chase "One of the finest and most delightful writers in romance." |  This Magic Moment (2004) Patricia Rice "Never has the battle of the sexes been more charming." |  Beloved Impostor (2004) (Maclean, book 1) Patricia Potter "A master storyteller." | |
 Cold Target (2004) Patricia Potter "A master storyteller." |  The Scarlet Empress (2004) (2176, book 3) Susan Grant "The Scarlet Empress brings the 2176 series to a roaring conclusion! Not only has the inimitable Susan Grant written a terrific romantic thriller, but The Scarlet Empress is a deeply moving tribute to liberty, and those who have the courage to fight for it. I can’t wait to see what she does next!" |  A Knight Like No Other (2005) Jocelyn Kelley "Fast, fresh, and fun!" | |
 Stealing Sophie (2005) Sarah Gabriel "Don't miss this delightful rollicking debut!" |  Chill Factor (2005) (Weather Warden, book 3) Rachel Caine "[As] swift, sassy, and sexy as Laurell K. Hamilton!" |  Tempting the Devil (2006) Patricia Potter "A master storyteller." | |
 Damsel Under Stress (2007) (Katie Chandler, book 3) Shanna Swendson "A fast and funny read. Chicklit meets urban fantasy." |  Games of Command (2007) Linnea Sinclair "As exciting and action packed as it is passionate... not to be missed!" |
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