Penny Jordan Books In Order

Publication Order of The Bride's Bouquet Books

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Penny Jordan is an English author. This is a pen name used by Penelope Jones Halsall. She also used the pseudonyms of Melinda Wright, Lydia Hitchcock, Annie Groves, and Caroline Courtney.

Penny was born November 24, 1946. She was born in Preston in Lancashire, England. She was the child of Margaret and Anthony Jones, who worked as an engineer. She had two siblings, a brother and a sister named Anthony and Prudence. Married to Steve Halsall, the author passed away in 2011.

The author was into reading ever since she was young. Her mother would give her the time to explore the library on her own. She would say that she told stories long before she chose to write fiction in the romantic genre! At 8 years old, Jordan was coming up with her own stories for bedtime for her younger sister.

When she was eleven years old, the writer loved Mills & Boon and their heroes. Back then, you could only get the books by libraries that would privately lend them. She was a huge fan and was devoted to the series quickly after reading her first few books. She was very happy when shops put the books out for retail full sale and she and many other readers got the chance to have these books and hold onto them!

When she was alive, she lived in Nantwich, Cheshire. She had a beautiful neo-Georgian home and lived there with her cat and Alsatian Sheba. Penny worked at home and liked in particular to work in the kitchen, where she could get things done and still enjoy the company of her pets. She also would take interruptions whenever they happened as a welcome intrusion from her family as well as her close friends.

Penny Jordan is the creator and author of the Bride’s Bouquet series of novels. The series kicked off in 1996, when the first novel in the series came out. Woman to Wed? is the first book in this romance series. It was quickly followed by a sequel and a third book turned the series into a trilogy. If you are looking for an engaging romantic series to check out, then pick up a copy of the first book or all three in this awesome series to get up to date on all of the romantic drama for yourself!

The first book in the Bride’s Bouquet series by Penny Jordan is titled ‘Woman to Wed?’. In this debut story, readers get the chance to meet Claire for the first time. She’s a woman that has sworn to herself that she would never get married again. It was simply something that was not on the table. She has been burned before and is now shy to fall in love again.

As a result, she goes through life knowing that she will never walk down the aisle by choice. Why choose to do that when she could simply save herself the trouble? Now she is the step mother to a bride that is about to say “I do” and go off into the sunset with her new spouse. Watching her prepare to walk down that aisle is more than enough to solidify Claire’s own decision to never do this again if she can avoid it.

Claire Marshall thinks that is what she wants, but does she know that for sure? It all may be tested when a new person waltzes into her life. She has no idea that she may share a lot in common with Brad Stevenson. For instance, Brad has no desire to settle down or create any further romantic ties either. Emotional commitment is just not something that is on the menu for him right now.

Brad used to have family responsibilities, but that is done. So he’s trying to just do his own thing and avoid making his own life any more complicated than it has to be. He never saw a woman like Claire coming his way. When he comes into her life, he is sure to disrupt the pattern and neat order that she has created.

The two find that even though they have contentious interactions, they also have a lot of chemistry together. Claire is a woman that Brad never thought he would meet. She is beautiful but also provoking, and can intrigue him just as much as she can drive him wild. She may seem calm on the surface, but Brad is convinced that beneath that still exterior is a river of passion.

He’s dying to get to know this woman better and find out what she’s really like. When it comes to love, he never thought that he would willingly fall again. But this situation is different, he’s almost certain of it. Can he ensure that Claire feels the same way or will he only be let down? Find out by checking out the first book in this intriguing romantic series!

The second book in the Bride’s Bouquet series is titled ‘Best Man to Wed?’. If you loved the dramatic events of the first story, check out this sequel too!

Meet Poppy Carlton, the main character. Her cousin is getting married. She’s having some trouble in her own romantic life. When the guy that she has always liked falls for someone else and ends up getting married, she swears that she’s never going to ever let herself love anyone again.

Chris may be fun, but their relationship and the way that it ended was anything but enjoyable. Now Poppy is trying to pick up the pieces and just move on. She never thought that someone like James Carlton would ever change the way that she feels, but is she right about that?

James is the older brother of the groom and is serving as his best man at the wedding. He’s the opposite of her former guy, as he has more of a sarcastic nature. Then again, her last boyfriend left her, so maybe it’s a good thing.

Poppy is annoyed when he tells her that she needs to get over her fantasies and just move on. James is aware that he’s vaguely interested, but is Poppy into him? Read this book to find out!