Lee Karr Books In Order
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
The House-Sitter | (1980) | |
Tangled Mesh | (1985) | |
Beware, My Love | (1987) | |
Dark Cries of Gray Oaks | (1989) | |
Castle of Crushed Shamrocks | (1989) | |
Mistress of Moontide Manor | (1990) | |
The Whispering Winds of Blackbriar Bay | (1991) | |
The Red Stones of Ravengate | (1991) | |
The Dark Secret of Hunters Hall | (1993) | |
Footsteps in the Night | (1993) | |
Child Of The Night | (1996) |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
The Making of George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead | (2014) |
Publication Order of Dreamscapes: Whispers Of Love Books
This Time Forever | (1990) |
From A Distance | |
(1992) | |
The Pirate And His Lady | (1992) |
The Seventh Night | |
(1993) | |
Stranger In The Mist | (1993) |
Swamp Secrets | |
(1993) | |
Somewhere Out There | (1993) |
Imminent Thunder | |
(1993) | |
The Perfect Kiss | (1994) |
Silent Screams | |
(1994) | |
Hangar 13 | (1994) |
Wolf in Waiting |
Publication Order of Spellbound Books
Somewhere in Time | (1994) |
Turn Back the Night | |
(1994) | |
Sam’s World | (1994) |
His Accidental Angel | |
(1995) | |
Bedazzled | (1995) |
Anything’s Possible | |
(1995) | |
Errant Angel | (1995) |
So Little Time | |
(1995) | |
Heaven Can’t Wait | (1995) |
A Twist in Time | |
(1995) |
Publication Order of Anthologies
Lovers Dark and Dangerous | (1994) |
Lee Karr is a published author, also going by the pseudonym of Leona Karr.
Leona Karr first saw her own words in print form when she was in the sixth grade. That was when she entered an essay contest and won. The city newspaper published her entry for everyone to see. She felt a thrill then, but now she experiences that same thrill and a little surprise that comes with publishing, even after over thirty books being put out into the reading world!
Lee has penned all types of stories, from gothic stories to paranormal romance stories to historical romance stories and mystery stories. One genre that she really likes to write in is romantic suspense. She loves to read stories in this genre too and has plenty of books that are all about heroes and heroines taking on an adventure and swooping in to save the day.
The author is a native to the state of Colorado and has set a lot of her books in the same Rocky Mountains that she is able to see from her home. She attended the University of Colorado and graduated with her BA, and then earned her MA from the University of Northern Colorado.
Lee was a reading specialist teacher. Her first book came out in 1980 and she pivoted to writing full-time. Her books have done very well and have even been translated so that they can be published to readers in different countries. To this day she has had over a million books reprinted.
Lee had the misfortune of being a widow. After five years, she got married once more to her husband, whom she calls her soul mate. She is in the midst of her personal romantic story after writing so many of them for her characters! She has children and grandchildren and enjoys spending time with them. The author also lives life from a wheelchair, being hit by polio a year before the vaccine was approved to be released for the public to use.
As an author, Lee Karr has seen a lot of success. This is perhaps due to her habit of writing daily for five hours, always pursuing new stories. She loves when her readers tell her that they stayed up late to read their books!
Lee has had a lot of success in her field. She has made the Waldenbooks best seller list, and has been nominated for awards by the Romantic Times for the best romantic saga and the best gothic author. She has been the winner of the Colorado Romance Writer of the Year Award and the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writer of the Year. Lee has also been a presenter at different writing conferences. She has also instructed others in creative writing college courses.
The House-Sitter is an early 1980 novel from Lee Karr. If you have been looking for an intriguing drama that is a lot of fun to read, give this book a try!
The main character Lori Martin thought that this summer could not be more ideal. She anticipated being able to quietly house sit for a rich Denver physician named Dr. Philip Brandon. She never thought that things would take such a turn.
The school teacher does not have a single warning before she is involved in a horrible plot that may go all the way from Denver to the jungles of Vietnam. There the man that she knows as her lover may have gone missing, but that also may not be the case.
Now Lori has to do a number of things that she never thought would happen. She impersonates the wife of the doctor while being involved in some strange plot that involves a missing wife, a prisoner of war, some oriental children, smuggled cargo, intrigue, romance, and more.
Can the house-sitter overcome this strange series of events that she has found herself mired in? Or will she discover that when it comes to matters such as this, you simply have to ride them out and hope that everything works out in your favor? Read this intriguing novel from Lee Karr to find out!
Beware, My Love is the second novel from Lee Karr. It was published in 1987 and is another great story for readers to check out.
Allison Lacey is a young woman who is known for her loveliness. She has been called by her older aunt to come to Glen Eyrie, a boom town in the Colorado Rockies. The Victorian mansion is way up there, and there’s no telling what Allison will encounter.
Allison is looking forward to some good news, but she may just find terror– and passion– once she gets there. All thanks to Kipp Halstead of course, a brooding male figure. Will things work out, or will Allison regret the day that she decided to travel to Glen Eyrie? Read Beware, My Love to find out!