Until her I’d just pick up whatever looked good on the supermarket shelf without noticing names.

Johanna Lindsey is the first romance author who’s name I remembered. So, for someone who hasn’t read Johanna Lindsey and now has their choice of old skool cover, new skool cover, or digital, which one do you recommend someone read first? Which book should a curious reader staring at a mountain of backlist start with? We’ll go author-by-author – so if you have a big name in romance you’ve always been curious about and you want to know “Which One First?”, please feel free to email me your suggestion at sarahATsmartbitchestrashybooksDOTcom with “Classic Romances” in the subject line.

Now that much of Johanna Lindsey’s backlist has been digitized and is now in most retailers, including Amazon, BN, WORD Brooklyn’s eBookstore and Kobo, I have a question for you, and the start of a new feature I hope to continue over the coming months: Classic Romances: Which One First?įor those of you who haven’t read Johanna Lindsey, or another famous name in romance, this thread might help. While I am not as big a fan of medieval -set romances, I know this book has some fans.ĮSPECIALLY since the original cover looked like THIS:Ī Viking lass named Kristen who hides warships in her hair, battling Royce, Thane of Wyndhurst, and his cheekbones? How can you resist? 99c offering ( Amazon | BN | WORD | Kobo). More ebooks have been released from Avon, including Hearts Aflame, which is their current.

Silver angel by johanna lindsey