She uses her married name of Jayne Ann Krentz for her books of contemporary romantic suspense. Jayne Ann Krentz uses different pen names for each of the worlds, or genres, that she writes in. She is the author of many books that have reached the top of the New York Times best-seller list. Her novel The Waiting Game was turned into a 1998 made for television movie.
She has over thirty million copies of her books in print. It is the pen name used by Jayne Ann Krentz. If you know you love one category more than the other, please feel free to skip around.Amanda Quick is a successful published author. I’m including one of my absolute favorites from each of her biggest sub-genres. If you’ve never read a Jayne Ann Krentz book, here are three suggestions for where to start. All three of these different names and categories will appear on my list below. And, her futuristic science fiction romance novels are written under her maiden name Jayne Castle. Her contemporary suspense romances are written under Jayne Ann Krentz, while her very popular historical novels are written under the pseudonym Amanda Quick. She’s done this in part because of legal reasons, but also to help her readers differentiate between her very different books. Jayne Ann Krentz wrote under seven different names throughout her writing career. She edited and contributed to the nonfiction essay collection Dangerous Men and Adventurous Women: Romance Writers on the Appeal of the Romance to help people start taking romance more seriously and view the genre through a more academic lens. Along with writing all these different stories, she’s also been a fearless advocate for the genre.
She even pioneered the concept of futuristic romance with her 1986 novel Sweet Starfire. She writes contemporary, suspense, paranormal, and historical.
She’s written over 120 romance novels in almost every sub-genre you can imagine.
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