Joan Wolf Books In Order

Publication Order of Dark Ages of Britain Books

Publication Order of Medieval Mysteries Books

Publication Order of Reindeer Hunters Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Mira Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Joan Wolf is a bestselling American author.

She is known for writing Regency romance stories, which across the years have gotten her national recognition for being a master of the genre. The many historical and contemporary romance stories that she has written have come out to high reviews and praise from authors, readers, and reviewers. Some of her works have even been picked as Literary Guild selections.

Joan was born in 1951. She grew up in the Bronx, New York. Today she is a writer but she used to be an English teacher. She got her Bachelor’s degree from Mercy College and attended Hunter College, where she received her Masters in English and Comparative Literature.

Joan is a great rider and a horse owner. She is married and has two children with her husband Joe.

No Dark Place is the first book in the Medieval Mysteries series by Joan Wolf. If you love a good historical mystery, then you’ll definitely want to check out this book and see what you think.

Set in the chaotic realm of Norman England, a young nobleman is shocked when he finds out that who he is might be the link to an impressive mystery. Hugh Corbaille has entered into a world of grief since he has lost the person that he cares about the most in the world, his adoptive father who was the Sheriff of Lincoln.

The grief that he has gone though is raw and he is approached by a knight who is visiting who has an incredible story. Hugh might just be Hugh de Leon, the only child of the Earl of Wiltshire who was abducted 13 years previous on the day of his father’s murder.

With not a lot of memory of those early years, Hugh goes out into the world to find the truth. He finds a web of death and intrigue that is starting in the lost days of childhood when he may have seen his birth father stabbed. Now Hugh has to find the mother that he has not known and turn to a court of strangers and a young woman who provides him support in the form of sympathy and healing.

He has to try and piece together the past and end this reign of deception and danger. Will he be able to do it or is he going to find out that he is in way over his head? Read the first in this series to find out!

The Poisoned Serpent is the second book in the Medieval Mysteries series by Joan Wolf. If you love a good sequel then be sure to check this out!

Norman England doesn’t have all that much to celebrate when it comes to the year 1140. The country is in the middle of a civil war and no one is being spared from it. This includes Hugh de Leon, who is the heir to an earldom.

His Uncle Guy has arranged a marriage to the daughter of the Earl of Lincoln, a girl who is highly spoiled. The merger will end up putting together two of the biggest fortunes in the land, giving the de Leons huge amounts of power. Hugh’s heart is not with this woman but with the Lady Cristen. He will do all that he can in his power to make her his and this extends to eloping.

His plan seems like it should work but things take a turn when the new Earl of Lincoln is killed and someone accuses a friend of Hugh’s of doing it. Things are now far from ideal. He doesn’t have too much time to get in the way of his uncle’s arrangement but now he can’t just stand by and see an innocent man get hanged wrongfully.

In order to rescue his friend and also get married to the woman that he cares about, Hugh is going to have to work hard if he wants to find a serpent that is as wily as it is deadly. When he takes it by the tail, will he be able to avoid getting bitten by it? Read this book to find out!