My Desert Island Books
1.The Shadow and The Star by Laura Kinsale
2.Seize the Fire by Laura Kinsale
3.Rules of Engagement by Christina Dodd
4.A Well-Pleasured Lady by Christina Dodd
5.Lone Rider by Lauren Bach
6.The Mercenary by Cherry Adair
7.Dreaming of You by Lisa Kleypas
8.The Texan's Wager by Jodi Thomas
9.Night Fever by Susan Kyle (Diana Palmer)
10.The Last Mercenary by Diana Palmer
11.Enamored by Diana Palmer
12.Born in Sin by Kinley MacGregor
13.Taming the Scotsman by Kinley MacGregor
14.Dance With The Devil by Sherrilyn Kenyon
15.Mackenzie's Mountain by Linda Howard
16.Night Shadow by Laura Renken
17.My Lord Pirate by Laura Renken
18.Forbidden by Jo Beverley
19.Perils Of The Heart by Jennifer Ashley
20.A Heart So Wild by Johanna Lindsey
21.Lord of Scoundrels by Loretta Chase
22.Angels Wings by Anne Stuart
23.Ritual Sins by Anne Stuart
24.Lord of Danger by Anne Stuart
25.A Rose at Midnight by Anne Stuart
26.The Soldier and The Baby by Anne Stuart
27.Ice Station by Matt Reilly
28.The Lunatic Cafe by Laurell K. Hamilton
29.Annie's Song by Catherine Anderson
30.Baby Love by Catherine Anderson
31.All Through The Night by Connie Brockway
32.A Dangerous Man by Connie Brockway
33.Never Love a Cowboy by Lorraine Heath
34.Iguana Bay by Theresa Weir
35.The Princess by Jude Deveraux
36.The Awakening by Jude Deveraux
37.Sweet Liar by Jude Deveraux
38.The Proposition by Judith Ivory
39.For the Roses by Julie Garwood
40.The Charm School by Susan Wiggs
41.My Darling Caroline by Adele Ashworth
42.Velvet Angel by Jude Deveraux
43.Vows Made In Wine by Susan Wiggs
44.Fate by Pamela Leigh Starr
45.Gone Too Far by Suzanne Brockmann
46.Be Mine by Cait Logan
47.Night Fire by Cait Logan
48.Savage Thunder by Johanna Lindsey
49.Wicked Lies by Laura Renken
50.Kiss And Tell by Cherry Adair
51.Tell Me Lies by Claudia Dain
52.Scandalous by Karen Robards
53.Nobody's Angel by Karen Robards
54.The Baby Bargain by Dallas Schulze
55.One Secret Too Many by Vanessa Grant
56.Kiss An Angel by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
57.Man of Ice by Diana Palmer
58.Connal by Diana Palmer
59.The Duke's Covert Mission by Julie Miller
60.The Patriot by Lynn Michaels
61.Lions and Lace by Meagan McKinney
62.The Merry Widow by Meagan McKinney
63.Until Dawn Tames the Night by Meagan McKinney
64.Master of Desire by Kinley MacGregor
65.The Arrangement by Lyn Stone
66.Angel by Johanna Lindsey
67.The Wicked Truth by Lyn Stone
68.Fire and Rain by Elizabeth Lowell
69.Only Mine by Elizabeth Lowell
70.Courting Miss Hattie by Pamela Morsi
71.The Winter Soldier by Diana Palmer
72.Mischief by Laura Parker
73.Secrets and Lies by Maggie Shayne
74.The Price of Innocence by Susan Sizemore
75.Special Gifts by Anne Stuart
76.Notorious by Katherine Sutcliffe
77.Shadow Play by Katherine Sutcliffe
78.When Venus Fell by Deborah Smith
79.Rafe's Revenge by Anne Stuart
80.Shadow Dance by Anne Stuart
81.Lazarus Rising by Anne Stuart
82.Rancho Diablo by Anne Stuart
83.Glass Houses by Anne Stuart
84.Brave the Wild Wind by Johanna Lindsey
85.Watchers by Dean R. Koontz
86.Again The Magic by Lisa Kleypas
87.Then Came You by Lisa Kleypas
88.Worth Any Price by Lisa Kleypas
89.After the Kiss by Joan Johnston
90.Indigo by Beverly Jenkins
91.Delaney's Desert Sheik by Brenda Jackson
92.Fire and Desire by Brenda Jackson
93.Indiscretion by Jillian Hunter
94.Mistress of the Groom by Susan Napier
95.Reckless Conduct by Susan Napier
96.One Night With His Wife by Lynne Graham
97.Indecent Deception by Lynne Graham
98.Bittersweet Passion by Lynne Graham
99.Tallie's Knight by Anne Gracie
100.Lost in Your Arms by Christina Dodd

A hard list to make...But along with my Bible I think I would be good on a desert island with these books.

Danielle

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