But holy smoke, do I still look back and sigh happily thinking about some of her books – and her novellas. The thing is, once you learn her shtick (Marry the one who can tell the twins apart!) the reading can get monotonous. So many beloved romances people still talk about were written by Deveraux.
I love that one, too, especially the scene with the People magazines. I never understood why the heroine’s shopping spree only included formal clothing in that one scene (though I still think wool challis skirts are the HEIGHT of posh fashion because of that scene).īut then there’s also Wishes, where there’s almost two heroines – one, the cranky ass old lady who is sent back to earth to repent and learn from her life’s mistakes by helping a lonely woman find happiness in historical Chandler, Colorado. Knight in Shining Armor is among her most-beloved titles, and one of the best time-travel romances I’ve ever read.
I still re-read her books, but for someone who is curious about Deverax’s books, which one would you recommend first? Jude Deveraux is one of the classic names in historical romance, and is one of the first authors I glommed when I discovered romance.
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