Click on link to see complete list of titles.ĭorothy Eden (1912–1982) was the internationally acclaimed author of more than forty bestselling gothic, romantic suspense, and historical novels.

I looked up the author's biography and wondered if this was another case of missing out on more of that goodness I mention above, but this time in the gothic romance, romance suspense, and historical fiction categories. Open Road Media just released digital editions or ebooks of 14 novels by the author Dorothy Eden. So the following announcement immediately snagged my attention:

This is one reason I love that so many of the older classics, no longer available or hard to find in print, are now available or being made available in digital format. You see what I mean? I've missed so much goodness. This method of mixing older titles with new releases has been working for me for years.Īlthough I cut my romance reading teeth reading works by authors like Rosemary Rogers, Woodwiss and Kinsale, Nora Roberts, Krentz, McNaught, Deveraux, and Sandra Brown, I didn't read works by Lavyrle Spencer or Pamela Morsi until 2010! And I still haven't picked up anything by Maggie Osborne and many others. And, I love discovering great books and/or authors whose works I missed along the way. the 'history' of romance, compare different writing styles and experience how tropes within romance have evolved throughout the years. I find that it keeps my romance reading fresh while I catch up with well. I love mixing older titles and classic authors with newer talent and/or the latest releases. Yes, I am on a romance reading tear and hope to continue!Īs you can see there are four older romance titles in my list of books above. I've read a few these past few weeks, True to the Law by Jo Goodman, Kentucky Home by Sarah Title, The Notorious Rake and The Counterfeit Bride by Mary Balogh, Twice Loved and Years (a favorite and a reread) by Lavyrle Spencer, Beach House Beginnings (Beach House No.9) by Christie Ridgway, and Love Irresistibly by Julie James. I love reading romance during the summer, so I'm happy to report that I'm finally back on the old romance reading horse.

Waiting for Willa by Dorothy Eden