The heroine has been raised in various tribal societies around the world, and so her concepts of time and her interactions with the hero and his ranch hands are fascinating. Loved them.”Īs I said in the comments to the original thread, I love this book. I obviously bought them as fast as my fingers could fly over my keyboard, and devoured them straightaway. Somehow, I read the first four books while I was at uni, and then completely failed until last summer to find out that there were two more in the series – Autumn Lover and Winter Fire.

Helen M wrote, “The Medieval trilogy are regular re-reads for me (my copies have the same stepbacks you posted above, Sarah!), but The Only books are my favourites – I can’t believe how little love they are getting here! Only His was the first Lowell I ever read, and Caleb and Willow’s story remains my favourite.

Only His is the first book of the “Only” series, but Autumn Lover is book 1 of the Maxwells series, and the 5th book in the Only series.īut! It does mean that if you like one, there are five more! The Only Series: Only His, Only Mine, Only You, Only Love, Autumn Lover, Winter Fire (1991-1996)

I ask you, who doesn't want light witchcraft and magic with alpha males and broadswords? Jennifer B said it best: ” The medievals are good if you want some light witchcraft and magic with your alpha males and broadswords.” I recommended this set in the original post, but this is a reader favorite even among those, myself included, who aren't huge medieval fans. Untamed, Forbidden, and Enchanted (1993-94) If you've never tried Elizabeth Lowell, I hope this page might help you find a terrific book. There's a lot to choose from: early category romances, historicals, and romantic suspense are on this list. I want to make it easier for you to find recommendation threads, so I'll collect them all with that tag.Īnd now, on with our Elizabeth Lowell recommendations! Introducing: The Rec League! Reader recommendations are often the best way to find new and excellent reads, and I know all of you are always hunting for good books. I'm also trying a new feature to tie all the recommendation threads together, whethere they're about classic backlist and older titles, a specific author, or a type of book or plot device. Whenever we collect reader recommendations, I think it's so neat that usually, we end up raving about the same set of books.

Time to collect all the recommendations you made for which Elizabeth Lowell novel you recommend to new readers – and this one was a bit of a challenge because Lowell writes in at least three genres with several different names.

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