List of works by Penny Jordan

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Penny Jordan was the most common pen-name used by prolific fiction writer Penelope Halsall. This is a comprehensive list of her novels and written works from her career which ended upon her death at 65, and includes works published posthumously. She used a range of different pen-names, from which this list derives its sequence.

Contents

Caroline Courtney

[1]

Single novels

Melinda Wright

[2]

Single novels

Lydia Hitchcock

[2]

Single novels

Penny Jordan

[2]

Single Novels

The Bride's Bouquet Series

  1. Woman to Wed? (1996)
  2. Best Man to Wed? (1996)
  3. Too Wise to Wed? (1996)
  • The Bride's Bouquet (Omnibus) (2000)
  • Duet: Woman to Wed? / Best Man to Wed? (2005)

The Perfect Crightons Series

  1. A Perfect Family (1997)
  2. The Perfect Seduction (1997)
  3. Perfect Marriage Material (1997)
  4. The Perfect Match? (1997)
  5. The Perfect Lover (1998)
  6. The Perfect Sinner (1999)
  7. The Perfect Father (2000)
  8. A Perfect Night (2000)
  9. Coming Home (2000)
  10. Starting Over (2001)
  • The Crightons: The Perfect Seduction / Perfect Marriage Material / The Perfect Match? (by Request 3's) (2001)
  • Women and Love: The perfect lover / The perfect father / The perfect night (2002)

Fantasy in the Night Series

  1. Fantasy for Two (1998)
  2. One Night in His Arms (1998)

Sweet Revenge or Seduction Series

  1. Mistress Assignment (1999)
  2. Lover by Deception (1999)
  3. A Treacherous Seduction (1999)
  4. The Marriage Resolution (1999)

Sheikh's Arabian Nights Series

  1. The Sheikh's Virgin Bride (2003)
  2. One Night with the Sheikh (2003)
  3. Possessed by the Sheikh (2005)
  4. Taken By The Sheikh (2007)

Jet Set Wives Series

  1. Bedding His Virgin Mistress (2005)
  2. Expecting The Playboy's Heir (2005)
  3. Blackmailing the Society Bride (2005)

Silk Series

  1. Silk (2008)
  2. Sins (2009)
  3. Scandals (2010)

The Leopardi Brothers Saga

  1. Captive At the Sicilian Billionaire's Command (2009)
  2. The Sicilian Boss's Mistress (2009)
  3. The Sicilian's Baby Bargain (2009)

Needed: The world's Most Eligible Billionaires

  1. The Wealthy Greek's Contract wife (2009)
  2. The Italian Duke's Virgin Mistress (2010)
  3. Marriage: To Claim His Twins (2010)

Penny Jordan collaborative series

In her career, Jordan contributed the following pieces towards multi-author collaboration series.

For Her Eyes Only

  • An Unforgettable Man (1995)

Dangerous Liaisons

  • An Unforgettable Man (1995)

The Big Event

  • Marriage Make Up (1998)

Amnesia

  • Back in the Marriage Bed (2000)

Greek Tycoons

  • The Demetrios Virgin (2001)
  • The Mistress Purchase (2004)

Red-Hot Revenge

  • The Marriage Demand (2001)

Wedlocked!

  • The Blackmail Baby (2002)
  • Marco's Convenient Wife (2002)
  • Mistress to Her Husband (2004)

Do Not Disturb

  • The Tycoon's Virgin (2002)

By Royal Command

  • The Blackmail Marriage (2003)
  • The Italian Duke's Mistress (2006)

Mistress to a Millionaire

  • Mistress of Convenience (2004)
  • The Mistress Purchase (2004)

Foreign Affairs

  • Mistress of Convenience (2004)

Greek Tycoons

  • The Mistress Purchase (2004)

Desert Brides

  1. Prince of the Desert (2006)

Dinner At 8

  • The Christmas Bride (2006)

Uncut

  • Master of Pleasure (2006)

The Royal House Of Niroli

1. The Future King's Pregnant Mistress (2007)
8. A Royal Bride At the Sheikh's Command (2008)

Mistress to a Millionaire

  • Virgin For The Billionaire's Taking (2008)

Penny Jordan collections

Penny Jordan omnibus in collaboration

Graphic novels

Annie Groves

[3]

Pride Family Series

  1. Ellie Pride, 2003
  2. Connie's Courage, 2004
  3. Hettie of Hope Street, 2005

World War II Series

  1. Goodnight Sweetheart, 2006 (subsequently republished as A Mother's Blessing [4] )
  2. Some Sunny Day;, 2006
  3. The Grafton Girls, 2007
  4. As Time Goes By, 2007

Campion Family Series

References and sources

  1. ↑ Fantastic Fiction's Book List by Caroline Courtney , retrieved 2007-08-21
  2. 1 2 3 Fantastic Fiction's Book List by Penny Jordan , retrieved 2007-08-02
  3. ↑ Fantastic Fiction's Book List by Annie Groves , retrieved 2007-08-02
  4. ↑ "A Mother's Blessing (Paperback)". Waterstones . Retrieved 18 May 2023.

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