Barbara Devlin
Barbara Devlin | |
|---|---|
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Nationality | American |
| Period | 2013-present |
| Genre | Historical Romance, Romance |
| Website | |
| barbaradevlin | |
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Barbara Devlin is an American USA Today Bestselling author[1] of historical romance fiction. She has published more than 26 books, including novels, novellas, and anthologies.[2]
Career[edit]
Barbara's first career was in law enforcement. In December 1998, Barbara was working on a highway accident when she was struck by a car traveling at a high rate of speed and was pinned against a guardrail. The accident left her permanently disabled, and she retired from the police force to begin a regimen of physical therapy in an effort to restore her injured body.[3]
Remembering a set of romance novels that she had found in her parents’ beach house and enjoyed reading, Barbara was inspired to return to school to major in English to earn her MA, then continuing her education to earn degrees in Literature and Rhetoric.
After completing her degrees, Barbara began her new career as an English Professor. She wrote historical fiction in her spare time, developing her fictional knighthood, the Brethren of the Coast, the focus of her romantic historical novels. She is currently a full-time writer with eight novels, two novellas, and a list of collaborative works to her name.
Bibliography[edit]
Series[edit]
Brethren of the Coast
- Loving Lieutenant Douglas: A Brethren of the Coast Novella (Prequel)(2014)[4]
- Enter the Brethren (Book 1) (2013)
- My Lady, the Spy (Book 2) (2014)
- The Most Unlikely Lady (Book 3) (2014)
- One-Knight Stand (Book 4) (2014)
- Captain of Her Heart (Book 5) (2014)
- The Lucky One (Book 6) (2015)
- Love with an Improper Stranger (Book 7) (2015)
- To Catch a Fallen Spy (Book 8) (2016)
- The Duke Wears Nada (Book 9) (2017)
- Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me: A Brethren of the Coast Novella (2017)
Brethren Origins
- Arucard (Book 1) (2015)
- Demetrius (Book 2) (2016)
- Aristide (Book 3) (2016)
Pirates of the Coast
- The Black Morass (Book 1) (2016)[5]
- The Iron Corsair (Book 2) (2017)
Kindle Worlds
- World of de Wolfe Pack: Lone Wolfe (Kindle Worlds Novella) (2015)
- World of de Wolfe Pack: The Big Bad De Wolfe (Kindle Worlds Novella) (2016)
Collaborations / anthologies[edit]
- Medieval Ever After (2015) (With Kathryn Le Veque, Keira Montclair, and Emma Prince)
- Love's Prelude (2016) (With Tammy Andresen Dawn Brower, Cindy Caldwell, Maggie Dallen, Merry Farmer, Cassie Hayes, Caroline Lee, Amanda Mariel, Hildie McQueen, Ashley Merrick, Kirsten Osbourne, Erica Ridley, and Laura Stapleton)
- Knights of Passion (2016) (With Catherine Kean, Anna Markland, Elizabeth Rose, Laurel O'Donnell, Sue-Ellen Welfonder, and Amy Jarecki)
- Romantic Favorites: A Multi-Genre Collection of the Authors' Favorite Novels (2016) (With Kathryn Le Veque, Hildie McQueen, Catherine Kean, Anna Markland, Amanda Mariel, Elizabeth Rose, and Victoria Zak)
- Gentlemen Always Play Fair (2016) (With Cheryl Bolen, Allie Mackay, Tarah Scott, and Brenda Jernigan)
- Rogues Never Play Fair: Over 1000 Pages of Historical Romance (Gentlemen, Rogues and Lords Book 2) (2016) (With Tarah Scott, Cheryl Bolen, Brenda Jernigan, and Allie Mackay)
- A Jewel in Time: A Sultry Sisters Anthology (2014) (With Jeanne Adams and Caitlenn T. Ainnsley)
- Bewitched & Beloved: A Pirates of the Coast/The Legacy of Magick Crossover (With Ellen Dugan)
References[edit]
- ↑ "A Duke's Desire". USA TODAY.
- ↑ "America's love affair with romance novels". FOX13news.
- ↑ "Celebrating Women Writers & Readers With the Romance Writers of America - Literary Hub". Literary Hub.
- ↑ "LOVING LIEUTENANT DOUGLAS". Romantic Times.
- ↑ "THE BLACK MORASS". Romantic Times.
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