A Harlequin Romance Series – Books in Order by Year 1949
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| No. | Author | Title | Year | Approx. $ |
| # 1 | Nancy Bruff | The Manatee | 1949 | $75–250 |
| # 2 | Frances Shelley Wees | Lost House | 1949 | $30–100 |
| # 3 | Howard Hunt | Maelstrom | 1949 | $25–80 |
| # 4 | Arthur Herbert Bryant | Double Image | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 5 | Margaret Nichols | Close to My Heart | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 6 | Charles H. Snow | Wolf of the Mesas | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 7 | Ronald J. Cooke | The House on Craig Street | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 8 | Frances Shelley Wees | Honeymoon Mountain | 1949 | $35–100 |
| # 9 | Samuel Michael Fuller | The Dark Page | 1949 | $40–125 |
| # 10 | Manning Long | Here’s Blood in Your Eye | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 11 | Magdalen King-Hall | The Wicked Lady Skelton | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 12 | Robert Terrall | A Killer Is Loose Among Us | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 13 | Joseph McCord | His Wife the Doctor | 1949 | $35–110 |
| # 14 | Charles H. Snow | Six-Guns of Sandoval | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 15 | Tom Powers | Virgin with Butterflies | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 16 | Perry Lindsay | No Nice Girl | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 17 | Herman Petersen | The D.A.’s Daughter | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 18 | Charles H. Snow | Rebel of Ronde Valley | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 19 | George Albert Glay | Gina | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 20 | Helen Topping Miller | Flame Vine | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 21 | Charles H. Snow | Renegade Ranger | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 22 | Ann Cardwell | Crazy to Kill | 1949 | $30–90 |
| # 23 | Aben Kandel | City for Conquest | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 24 | Tom Gunn | Painted Post Outlaws | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 25 | Merlda Mace | Blondes Don’t Cry | 1949 | $25–75 |
| # 26 | Gail Jordon | Gambling on Love | 1949 | $35–100 |
Notes:
Book #1, The Manatee is the key collectible of the year and commands the highest prices because it is the first numbered Harlequin publication.
The exact count of 1949 releases varies by source. Some references list 25 titles, while others include #26 Gambling on Love as a 1949 release. Modern Harlequin numbering references generally include #26.