Westmoreland Saga

Whitney, My Love

Published
1 January 1985
Pages
544
ISBN-13
9780671737641
Cover of Whitney, My Love

About this book

Whitney, My Love, published in 1985, opens the Westmoreland Saga at 544 pages -- Judith McNaught's breakout debut about a headstrong young Englishwoman and the brooding Duke of Claymore who has loved her since she was a girl.

Key facts about Whitney, My Love

Whitney, My Love is a book by Judith McNaught. Readers have had it since 1985. It runs to 544 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Whitney, My Love. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780671737641 to find the main one.

Whitney, My Love belongs to the Westmoreland Saga series. The series has 0 published books.

Additionally, Judith McNaught writes Sequels, Paradise and Foster Family as separate series. Those series sit on our historical romance and contemporary romance shelves. Meanwhile, The Sweetest Thing is the latest published Judith McNaught book on file, from 2019.

About Judith McNaught

Judith McNaught (born May 10, 1944, in San Luis Obispo, California) is an American romance novelist widely credited with helping shape the modern historical-romance genre. Before turning to fiction, she held a series of unrelated jobs -- assistant film-crew director, assistant controller at a trucking company, and reportedly the first female executive producer at a CBS radio station -- and studied business at Northwestern University. See every Judith McNaught book in order.

Its place in Westmoreland Saga

This book is listed in Westmoreland Saga by Judith McNaught , but its publication-order position is not recorded.

The Westmoreland Saga is Judith McNaught's signature historical-romance family saga, centered on the aristocratic Westmoreland family across late-18th and 19th-century England and Scotland. It opens with Whitney, My Love (1985), McNaught's breakout debut about a headstrong young Englishwoman and the brooding Duke of Claymore who has loved her since she was a girl -- a novel widely credited with helping define the modern historical-romance genre. A Kingdom of Dreams (1989) tells an earlier, ancestral chapter of…

Editions

Last updated