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Author Challenge for accomplished historical romance writer Beverly Jenkins. Challenge yourself to read as many of her novels as you can!

This is an open ended challenge. All of the books you have read in the past will count, and you can stay in this challenge as long as you like.

Use this thread to track your books or discuss the author with other fans!

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Beverly Jenkins Works
34 and counting
Below are her top 10 Historical Romance Titles




Indigo
Topaz
Through the Storm
Night Song
Something Like Love
Winds of the Storm
The Taming of Jessi Rose
Wild Sweet Love
Vivid
Jewel

Ok all of you Beverly Jenkins addicts! I keep hearing how wonderful her books are, but I have never read one.

Which one of the historical romance ones should I start with first?

I've read about 20. She's my favorite.

Is this only for the month of February?

No, you can add all of your old ones and you can keep adding as long as you like. It is open-ended. I am going to make all of the author challenges that way.

Cool beanz!

Londa wrote: "Ok all of you Beverly Jenkins addicts! I keep hearing how wonderful her books are, but I have never read one.

Which one of the historical romance ones should I start with first?"

What a difficult question to ask Beverly Jenkins fans!

But I guess I will suggest the one I started with and got "hooked" - Topaz :)

I've only read Vivid but it was excellent!

I'm not really big on romance novels. LOL. I signed up for this challenge, but....hmm...we'll see.

I'm in! I've already read a great many. Fixed my widget today.

Have fun Andrea!

Lulu and I are reading "Indigo" now.

I'm re-reading Night Song. I had forgotten how much I liked it. I need to buy something new though. I've read 18 of the 40 I signed up for.

Okay, Just went and 1-clicked Captured. Damn this thread and Amazon! hahahaha!

I have to check out some of her books.

I hope you enjoy them and become a hard-core fan, Kendric! :)

I love this topic. Now I want to go back and read one of her old books. But where, oh where, to start?

I started with Indigo which is a wonderful Underground Railroad novel.

I mean to say I've read them all. But I am happy to start over. YAY!

And how bout the wonderful LeVeq men of New Orleans?
Winds of the Storm, Through the Storm, Captured. They are all super fine!