A Harlequin Romance Series – Books in Order by Year 1956
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| No. | Author | Title | Year | Approx. $ |
| # 348 | Kay Hamilton | The Doctor on Elm Street | 1956 | $10–25 |
| # 349 | Edgar Wallace | The Four Just Men | 1956 | $8–20 |
| # 350 | Walt Coburn | The Renegade | 1956 | $8–18 |
| # 351 | Sydney Thompson | Dr. Parrish, Resident | 1956 | $10–30 |
| # 352 | Edgar Wallace | The India-Rubber Men | 1956 | $8–20 |
| # 353 | Paul Evan Lehman | Gun Law (Reprint) | 1956 | $8–18 |
| # 354 | Peter Cheyney | Dark Bahama | 1956 | $10–25 |
| # 355 | Leslie Ernenwein | Savage Justice (Reprint) | 1956 | $8–18 |
| # 356 | Lucy Agnes Hancock | Nurse’s Aide | 1956 | $12–35 |
| # 357 | Kay Hamilton | Young Doctor Glenn | 1956 | $12–30 |
| # 358 | Paul Evan Lehman | Redrock Gold | 1956 | $8–18 |
| # 359 | Agatha Christie | The Secret Adversary | 1956 | $20–60 |
| # 360 | William Hopson | Yucca City Outlaw (Reprint) | 1956 | $8–18 |
| # 361 | Edgar Wallace | Clue of the Silver Key | 1956 | $8–20 |
| # 362 | Peggy Dern | Nora Was a Nurse | 1956 | $15–40 |
| # 363 | Kay Hamilton | Doctor Alice’s Daughter | 1956 | $12–30 |
| # 364 | Elizabeth Seifert | Surgeon in Charge | 1956 | $15–40 |
| # 365 | Dorothy Pierce Walker | Doctors Are Different | 1956 | $15–35 |
| # 366 | Harry Whittington | The Brass Monkey | 1956 | $10–25 |
| # 367 | Kenneth Orvis | Hickory House | 1956 | $10–20 |
| # 368 | Peggy Gaddis | Meredith Blake, M.D. | 1956 | $15–35 |
| # 369 | Elizabeth Seifert | Three Doctors | 1956 | $15–40 |
| # 370 | Jerrard Tickell | Appointment with Venus | 1956 | $10–25 |
| # 371 | Leslie Ernenwein | Renegade Ramrod | 1956 | $8–18 |
| # 372 | Lucy Agnes Hancock | Meet the Warrens | 1956 | $12–30 |
| # 373 | Lozania Prole | Tonight, Josephine! | 1956 | $12–30 |
| # 374 | Archie Joscelyn | Valley of the Sun | 1956 | $8–20 |
| # 375 | Elizabeth Seifert | Miss Doctor | 1956 | $15–40 |
Notes
Early Harlequins included westerns, mysteries, medical novels, and romance. The line became predominantly romance in the early 1960s.
Estimated values reflect typical collector sales for original 35¢ Canadian/US paperbacks. Fine, unread copies can command significantly higher prices, especially for Agatha Christie and scarce medical romance titles.