T.E. Huff Books In Order

Publication Order of Marietta Danver Trilogy Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

T.E. Huff was an American author with plenty of books written in the course of his career using many different pen names. He has written using the pen names of Tom E. Huff, T.E. Huff, Edwina Marlow, Katherine St. Clair, Beatrice Parker, and Jennifer Wilde.

The author’s name was Thomas Elmer Huff and he would go on to become a best-selling novelist. He was born on January 8, 1938. He would pass away on January 16, 1990. He has written several different novels in the romance and the gothic genres.

Thomas was born in Tarrant County, Texas. He attended Poly High School and then Texas Wesleyn College in 1960. For many years, he was employed at R.L. Paschal High School working as an English teacher before eventually transitioning over to being a writer for his career.

For many years he used female pen names to write many of his novels, and took on Jennifer Wilde as a pseudonym while penning stories in the historical romance genre.

The first book that he released was called Love’s Tender Fury, and did very well and had over forty printings done in the first five years of being sold. Another historical romance hit the bestseller list for paperbacks on The New York Times, Dare to Love.

The many historical romances that he wrote were put in the perspective of the heroine, written in the first person, and frequently had different male suitors competing for the woman’s heart. Romantic Times honored the author with a Career Achievement Award in 1987-1988.

T.E. Huff would pass away in Fort Worth Texas on January 16, 1990, departing this mortal coil for a new adventure and leaving behind a legacy of many great novels and countless fans.

Nine Buck’s Row is an early novel from T.E. Huff. It also had the alternate title of Susannah, Beware. This book first came out in 1973. Enjoy a classic Gothic Romance story from one of the masters of this genre from ‘Jennifer Wilde’ and T.E. Huff!

This story is based on everything Jack the Ripper, from legends to facts. The city of London during the Victorian era is seized by panic, and for a good reason. All over the East End, young women are turning up dead. It’s not a coincidence that it’s happening; someone is murdering them.

Scotland Yard is starting to take on the cases and investigate, but no matter how diligently they toil, they are not getting closer to finding out who the rampant killer is. Susannah Hunt is just eighteen years old and has found herself alone now that her aunt has been discovered and joined the growing list of the victims.

Things are about to change when Susannah gets a legal guardian, Nicholas Craig. Susannah is finding out that Craig is mysterious but also handsome, and he’s going to be the one protecting her and looking out for her. This should go a distance when it comes to reassuring her, but she can’t help thinking that she may not be able to rely on the fact that safety is a certainty.

Nine Buck Row is now a place where she is going to call home, but it also has secrets about it. Susannah doesn’t know how to take the upstairs boarder Daniel Lord, the sometime painter who keeps to the shadows while also letting her know of his desire for her.

However, when it comes to potential suitors, Susannah’s eye is on Nicholas Craig. She finds herself becoming ever more engrossed with her guardian, but even as her attraction grows, she knows that she is being put into even greater levels of danger.

Horrible murders keep on happening throughout the city, and the people are terrified. There are plenty of suspects out there, but at the same time no clear lead and standout among them. Scotland Yard is doing its best to catch a monster on the loose– a figure that they’re starting to call ‘The Ripper’.

Can Susannah keep her heart in check and avoid letting her desire for Nicholas grow? Will she or others become victims of The Ripper? Who can Susannah trust? Read this fascinating fictional tale that takes elements from real life historical events and spins them into an amazing ride!

Meet a Dark Stranger is another novel from T.E. Huff. This book was released in 1974 for readers to enjoy and also carried the alternate title of Whisper in the Darkness. If you love anything to do with romance, you’ll love this story of romantic suspense.

A horrible horoscope with ominous things foretold ends up proving to be very accurate when a woman visits a small town in England. She is informed that she will take on a sudden journey and encounter a dark stranger.

Jane Martin is an author, but she isn’t the type to believe in fate. When she finds her horoscope one day in the paper, she decides that she isn’t going to take it seriously. Jane simply puts it out of her mind and doesn’t have another thought about it.

Then her widowed brother ends up calling her up, inquiring whether she would be able to care for his children for a bit. He has to attend a science conference and could really use her help. Jane agrees and takes the first class train ticket to meet him.

She’s on the way to her brother’s when one stranger ends up accosting her. Then another rescues her. One of them may even return into her life, thanks to the fact that Abbotstown has had random burglaries and even a murder happening.

There aren’t any clues as to who has done these acts, but Jane has a niece that thinks she has insider information. Rebecca is saying that she might know things that the police don’t. Jane doesn’t know how to take this, but is startled by a random attempt to break in to her house.

Now there are different men saying that they want to protect her, the children. Has she been caught up in a strange plot that she knows nothing about, and can she get out of it? Read this suspense novel from T.E. Huff to find out!