Frank Yerby

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  • Bibliography:
    33 Books
  • First Book:
    January 1946
  • Latest Book:
    August 1985
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Book List in Order: 33 titles

  • The Foxes of Harrow

    Stephen Fox--born out of wedlock, banished from his homeland. In 1825 he came to the New World ragged and starving, with a ten-dollar gold piece and a pearl stick pin and just one real possession, a thing he could not sell--his pride! His body, his m...

  • The Vixens

    LAIRD FOURNOIS -- A former Union Forces solier, was reckless at love and a legend in New Orleans. Now, his honor belonged to an insane woman, Sabrina; his heart to the golden-skinned hellion, Denise. SABRINA -- Behind her beauty was a mind warped ...

  • The Golden Hawk

    They called him the Golden Hawk, Kit Gerado, whose tawny mane and fierce hungers were know and feared thoughout the Caribbean. As a young boy Kit Gerado had seen his mother murdered by the arrogant Don Luis del Toro. Now, as a buccaneer captain, he l...

  • Pride's Castle

    A Man Damned. Handsome, fiercely ambitious Pride Dawson came to New York in 1870 to battle his way up in the savage world of high finance. He thirsted for money, power, and all the elegant and willing, hot-blooded women they could buy. He hadn't reck...

  • Floodtide

    The story of handsome, ambitious Ross Pary, born in a lowly Natchez shackand the ravishing Morgan Brittany, who taught him, who taught him all the delights of love at a price no man could pay! Untamed! She tore away from him and ran into the be...

  • A Woman Called Fancy

    In 1880, Fancy Williamson fled an incestuous marriage arranged by a drunken father. She was sold by her parents for a few dollars, her virtue valued at the price of a few pretty dresses. She had little education and no money. But with her beautifull ...

  • The Saracen Blade

    HERETIC... CRUSADER... LOVER Pietro di Donati, son of a 13th-century Sicilian peasant, who was born at almost the exact same moment as the Emperor Frederick. Their stories are linked and backdrop of the Children’s and Albigensian Crusades. Pietr...

  • The Devil's Laughter

    Down the street came a parade of children; they were beating a small keg for a drum and playing homemade flutes. And on the ends of improvised pikes, they bore the heads of three cats, still dripping blood. After witnessing the continuing spectacle o...

  • Benton's Row

    THE DEVIL'S SPAWN This history of a pioneering Southern family unfolds in this story of triumph and tragedy. In 1842, Tom Benton gallopes in the Red River Valley, one jump ahead of a Texas posse bent on hanging him. He feared no living thing. ...



  • Bride Of Liberty

    TWO DARING SISTERS - IN LOVE WITH THE SAME MAN! Polly Knowles had always lived in the shadow of her sister. Kathy Knowles was a fiery, charming girl who thrived on the attentions of all men. Polly could only love one man - Ethan. But Ethan was ...

  • The Treasure Of Pleasant Valley

    It is 1849 and life has come to a standstill for Bruce Harkness, handsome younger son of a Carolina planter. His father's plantation can no longer support him; Jo Peterson, the beautiful woman he loved, has married another man. Determined to eras...

  • An Odor of Sanctity

    9th century Iberian Peninsula - an age of brutal battles to the death and dungeons equipped with thumbscrews and spiked boots. An age of perfumed harems where acts of love were spiced with the erotic mysteries of the Orient. a time when merchants, pr...

  • Captain Rebel

    HE LIVED BY HIS OWN LAWS! Women loved him. The Yankees feared him. His men worshipped him. Captain Ty Meredith refused to fight for the Confederacy as a soldier. But his ran the Union blockages to bring guns and food and medicine. With icy courage...

  • Fairoaks

    AMBITION AND REVENGE Guy Falks was a man fired by ambition and revenge, revenge for a father who had been denied his birthright and a mother, a hill-slattern, too lowly to have one. He was an imposter, who makes a tainted fortune and becomes a gre...

  • Jarrett's Jade

    Lord James Jarrett, Marquis of Argyll arrived in Savannah in 1736, clad in kilt and tartan, tall, broad-shouldered and lean as a broadax, with a face less villanous than exciting. James Jarrett looked like what he was - a Highland aristocrat - the L...

  • The Serpent and the Staff

    On the early nineteen-hundreds, Duncan Childers pried his way out of the New Orleans slums to become one of the foremost surgeons of his time. At thirty-three MD Duncan Childers had achieved his goal--good clothes, a luxurious home, costly instrument...

  • The Garfield Honor

    Roak Garfield came like a curse into peoples' lives...leaving them branded like cattle! In place of a conscience he had cold-blooded ambition--and his trademark was murder and deceit. As he pursued his ruthless quest for power and money, three...

  • Gillian

    DAMNED BY DESIRE Beautiful, sensual Gillian MacAllister had seen her mother degraded by men, and vowed not to follow in her footsteps. Instead Gillian would use men as her tools of pleasure and ambition, to be discarded when they had served their ...

  • Griffin's Way

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    Shortly after Paris Griffin, young, handsome and the master of what had been a Mississippi great plantation before he had ridden off to civil war, returned home to the uneasy peace, he was felled by a personal tragedy so shattering that it cost him h...



  • The Old Gods Laugh

    In this rousing and breathtakingly suspenseful novel, the master story-teller moves from his traditional settings to the tumultuous world of a revolution-ravaged Caribbean country to give us a story at once contemporary and historical--full of color ...

  • Goat Song

    ARISTON THE SPARTAN: LOVER, WARRIOR, PASSIONATE ADVENTURER Conceived in brutal lust, Ariston was both blessed and cursed with a beauty that brought suffering and death to everyone he loved. Proud women fought with harlots for his embraces. Men fol...

  • Judas, My Brother

    The sinner and the savior, His name was Nathan-bar-Yehudah. He was born to wealth, power, worldliness. Yet strangely enough, his features closely resembled a youth who was his total opposite-a poverty-stricken carpenter's son from Galilee. and th...

  • Speak Now

    Harry Forbes, the great black jazz musician, had come to Paris to try to forget the past that haunted him... Kathy Nichols, a beautiful hot-blooded Southern girl, was struggling out of the ruins of a disastrous affair... Speak Now is the intima...

  • The Dahomean = Man from Dahomey

    GREAT WARRIOR His name was Nyasanu, son of an African chieftain. Raised to rule a savage land, he was brought to manhood on the field of battle and in the arms of women who could not resist this mighty figure who towered above all others....

  • The Girl From Storyville

    ANGEL OR SHE-DEVIL? Fanny Turner was a woman fated to destroy and be destroyed by her own angelic beauty and the demonic lust for vengeance that burned within her. The daughter of an ill-fated marriage between a proud, unbending man and a sensual ...

  • The Voyage Unplanned

  • Tobias and the Angel

    The tumultuous adventures of Tobias Tobit, a quiet soldier home from the war on his way south to become the honorable husband of one of his identical twin cousins -- only to find himself waylaid into an orgy of fleshly experience and forced into a ch...

  • A Rose for Ana Maria

    A young Spanish Republican and the plain-looking, plain-spoken daughter of Spanish aristocrats, moving to assassinate a highly placed Spanish official, find their revolutionary ardor and political commitments compromised by unsuspected passion and lo...

  • Hail the Conquering Hero



  • Darkness at Ingraham's Crest

    In this sequel to the The Dahomean, Hwesu, has lost his land, people and even his name. No longer Nyasanu Dosu Agausu Hwesu Gbokau Kesu, son of Gbenu, he is simply Wes Parks, black slave. Yet, the former Dahomean prince has lost neither his physical ...

  • Western

    The Promise of Glory! The Kansas prairie was hard country. The land defied all efforts to tame it. The sun and wind aged women overnight. The loneliness drove men crazy. And there were so many ways to die. The prairie was hard, but the people w...

  • Devilseed

    Gold was what lured them to San Francisco, and gold is what motivated their lives and loves. Miners dug it. Bankers stacked it, and the glittering bordellos of the day made what they could of it from the eager, hot-blooded men who flocked to sample t...

  • McKenzie's Hundred

    WAR OF HEARTS They called her Rambling Rose McKenzie, a woman so wild and sweet, so high-spirited, no man could tame her -- or resist trying. Her birthright was McKenzie's Hundred, rich Virginia acres threatened by a desperate war. Blind de...

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Frank Yerby has published 33 books.

Frank Yerby does not have a new book coming out soon. The latest book, McKenzie's Hundred, was published in August 1985.

The first book by Frank Yerby, The Foxes of Harrow, was published in January 1946.

No. Frank Yerby does not write books in series.
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