SAVERY, JEANNE

Jeanne Savery

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11
Editions tracked
11
First editions
11

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Earliest first editionThe Last of the Winter RosesWalker Books, 1991 Most editions trackedA Lady's Lesson1 edition
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Jeanne Savery books in order

In publication order

  1. 1The Last of the Winter Roses1991
  2. 2An Acceptable Arrangement1992
  3. 3A Reformed Rake1994
  4. 4A Lady's Lesson1997
  5. 5A Lady's Proposal1998
  6. 6A Love for Lydia1999
  7. 7Taming Lord Renwick1999
  8. 8The Widowed Miss Mordaunt1999
  9. 9Lady Serena's Surrender2000
  10. 10The Family Matchmaker2003
  11. 11The Reluctant Rake2003
In order

First editions, year by year

  1. 1991The Last of the Winter RosesWalker Books
  2. 1992An Acceptable ArrangementWalker Books
  3. 1994A Reformed RakeZebra Books
  4. 1997A Lady's LessonKensington Pub. Corp
  5. 1998A Lady's ProposalKensington Pub. Corp
  6. 1999Taming Lord RenwickZebra Books
  7. 1999A Love for LydiaZebra Books
  8. 1999The Widowed Miss MordauntZebra Books
  9. 2000Lady Serena's SurrenderZebra Books/Kensington Pub
  10. 2003The Family MatchmakerKensington Pub. Corp
  11. 2003The Reluctant RakeKensington Pub. Corp
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What order should I read Jeanne Savery's books in?

In publication order they begin with The Last of the Winter Roses (1991), then An Acceptable Arrangement (1992) and A Reformed Rake (1994). Books in a series are listed in series order on this page.

What was Jeanne Savery's first book?

The earliest book we list is The Last of the Winter Roses, first published in 1991.

How many Jeanne Savery books does MyVolumes track?

We track 11 books by Jeanne Savery across 11 editions, 11 of them first editions.

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