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<p>Bcdevries: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - W]] [[Category:Loveswept Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> As an author for [[Loveswept]], Becky Lee Weyrich published one romance novel. <br /> <br /> She began publishing fiction in 1978. She has written for various publishers in a variety of genres, including historical romance, fantasy, saga, Gothic, horror/mystery, contemporary and time travel. <br /> <br /> 1991, won Romantic Times magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award for New Age Fiction<br /> 1992, awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Career Achievement in Historical Fantasy and Reviewers' Choice Certificate of Excellence for &quot;Sweet Forever&quot; (Pinnacle Books, May 1992)<br /> <br /> Beginning as a nonfiction writer in 1960, she did freelance work for several newspapers and magazines. She also wrote and illustrated two of poetry before turning full time to fiction.<br /> <br /> A member of Romance Writers of America and a board member of Southeastern Writers' Association, Weyrich is the originator of the Becky Lee Weyrich Fiction Award, presented annually at the Southeastern Writers' Workshop on St. Simons Island, Georgia.<br /> <br /> After roaming the world as a Navy wife, the Georgia-born author now resides in a vintage beach cottage on St. Simons Island with her husband. Her hobbies include golf, beachcombing, cruises to exotic shores, and collecting Victorian antiques.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]]<br /> <br /> Saint Simons: the Closest Thing to Peaceful 1974<br /> <br /> Contents for Sale 1978<br /> <br /> Rainbow Hammock 1983<br /> <br /> Tainted Lilies 1984<br /> <br /> Summer Lightning 1985<br /> <br /> Rapture's Slave 1986<br /> <br /> Hot Winds from Bombay 1987<br /> <br /> The Thistle and the Rose 1987<br /> <br /> Detour to Euphoria 1987<br /> <br /> Captive of desire 1989<br /> <br /> Scarlet Thread 1989<br /> <br /> Gypsy Moon 1990<br /> <br /> Silver Tears 1990<br /> <br /> Sweet Forever 1992<br /> <br /> Whispers in Time 1993<br /> <br /> Night Magic 1993<br /> <br /> Spellbound Kisses 1993<br /> <br /> Once upon Forever 1994<br /> <br /> The Topaz Man Presents: Presents a Dream Come True 1994<br /> <br /> Almost Heaven 1995<br /> <br /> Savannah Scarlett 1996<br /> <br /> Sands of Destiny 1996<br /> <br /> The Seventh Bride 1997<br /> <br /> Swan's Way 1997<br /> <br /> Endless Night / Rendezvous 1997</div>

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<p>Bcdevries: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - W]] [[Category:Loveswept Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> As an author for [[Loveswept]], Becky Lee Weyrich published one romance novel. <br /> <br /> She began publishing fiction in 1978. She has written for various publishers in a variety of genres, including historical romance, fantasy, saga, Gothic, horror/mystery, contemporary and time travel. <br /> <br /> 1991, won Romantic Times magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award for New Age Fiction<br /> 1992, awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Career Achievement in Historical Fantasy and Reviewers' Choice Certificate of Excellence for &quot;Sweet Forever&quot; (Pinnacle Books, May 1992)<br /> <br /> Beginning as a nonfiction writer in 1960, she did freelance work for several newspapers and magazines. She also wrote and illustrated two of poetry before turning full time to fiction.<br /> <br /> A member of Romance Writers of America and a board member of Southeastern Writers' Association, Weyrich is the originator of the Becky Lee Weyrich Fiction Award, presented annually at the Southeastern Writers' Workshop on St. Simons Island, Georgia.<br /> <br /> After roaming the world as a Navy wife, the Georgia-born author now resides in a vintage beach cottage on St. Simons Island with her husband. Her hobbies include golf, beachcombing, cruises to exotic shores, and collecting Victorian antiques.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]]<br /> <br /> Saint Simons: the Closest Thing to Peaceful 1974 <br /> Contents for Sale 1978 <br /> Rainbow Hammock 1983 <br /> Tainted Lilies 1984 <br /> Summer Lightning 1985 <br /> Rapture's Slave 1986 <br /> Hot Winds from Bombay 1987 <br /> The Thistle and the Rose 1987 <br /> Detour / Euphoria 1987 <br /> Captive of desire 1989 <br /> Scarlet Thread 1989 <br /> Gypsy Moon 1990 <br /> Silver Tears 1990 <br /> Sweet Forever 1992 <br /> Whispers in Time 1993 <br /> Night Magic 1993 <br /> Spellbound Kisses 1993 <br /> Once upon Forever 1994 <br /> The Topaz Man Presents: Presents a Dream Come True 1994 <br /> Almost Heaven 1995 <br /> Savannah Scarlett 1996 <br /> Sands of Destiny 1996 <br /> The Seventh Bride 1997 <br /> Swan's Way 1997 <br /> Endless Night / Rendezvous 1997</div>

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<p>Bcdevries: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - W]] [[Category:Loveswept Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> As an author for [[Loveswept]], Becky Lee Weyrich published one romance novel. <br /> <br /> She began publishing fiction in 1978. She has written for various publishers in a variety of genres, including historical romance, fantasy, saga, Gothic, horror/mystery, contemporary and time travel. <br /> <br /> 1991, won Romantic Times magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award for New Age Fiction<br /> 1992, awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Career Achievement in Historical Fantasy and Reviewers' Choice Certificate of Excellence for &quot;Sweet Forever&quot; (Pinnacle Books, May 1992)<br /> <br /> Beginning as a nonfiction writer in 1960, she did freelance work for several newspapers and magazines. She also wrote and illustrated two of poetry before turning full time to fiction.<br /> <br /> A member of Romance Writers of America and a board member of Southeastern Writers' Association, Weyrich is the originator of the Becky Lee Weyrich Fiction Award, presented annually at the Southeastern Writers' Workshop on St. Simons Island, Georgia.<br /> <br /> After roaming the world as a Navy wife, the Georgia-born author now resides in a vintage beach cottage on St. Simons Island with her husband. Her hobbies include golf, beachcombing, cruises to exotic shores, and collecting Victorian antiques.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]]<br /> <br /> Swan’s way - 1997<br /> <br /> Savannah Scarlet - 1997<br /> <br /> Sands of Destiny - 1996<br /> <br /> Almost heaven - 1995<br /> <br /> Once Upon Forever - 1994<br /> <br /> Whispers in Time - 1993</div>

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<p>Bcdevries: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - W]] [[Category:Loveswept Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> As an author for [[Loveswept]], Becky Lee Weyrich published one romance novel. <br /> <br /> She began publishing fiction in 1978. She has written for various publishers in a variety of genres, including historical romance, fantasy, saga, Gothic, horror/mystery, contemporary and time travel. <br /> <br /> 1991, won Romantic Times magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award for New Age Fiction<br /> 1992, awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Career Achievement in Historical Fantasy and Reviewers' Choice Certificate of Excellence for &quot;Sweet Forever&quot; (Pinnacle Books, May 1992)<br /> <br /> Beginning as a nonfiction writer in 1960, she did freelance work for several newspapers and magazines. She also wrote and illustrated two of poetry before turning full time to fiction.<br /> <br /> A member of Romance Writers of America and a board member of Southeastern Writers' Association, Weyrich is the originator of the Becky Lee Weyrich Fiction Award, presented annually at the Southeastern Writers' Workshop on St. Simons Island, Georgia.<br /> <br /> After roaming the world as a Navy wife, the Georgia-born author now resides in a vintage beach cottage on St. Simons Island with her husband. Her hobbies include golf, beachcombing, cruises to exotic shores, and collecting Victorian antiques.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]]<br /> <br /> Swan’s way - 1997<br /> Savannah Scarlet - 1997<br /> Sands of Destiny - 1996<br /> Almost heaven - 1995<br /> Once Upon Forever - 1994<br /> Whispers in Time - 1993</div>

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<p>Bcdevries: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - W]] [[Category:Loveswept Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> As an author for [[Loveswept]], Becky Lee Weyrich published one romance novel. <br /> <br /> She began publishing fiction in 1978. She has written for various publishers in a variety of genres, including historical romance, fantasy, saga, Gothic, horror/mystery, contemporary and time travel. <br /> <br /> 1991, won Romantic Times magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award for New Age Fiction<br /> 1992, awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Career Achievement in Historical Fantasy and Reviewers' Choice Certificate of Excellence for &quot;Sweet Forever&quot; (Pinnacle Books, May 1992)<br /> <br /> Beginning as a nonfiction writer in 1960, she did freelance work for several newspapers and magazines. She also wrote and illustrated two of poetry before turning full time to fiction.<br /> <br /> A member of Romance Writers of America and a board member of Southeastern Writers' Association, Weyrich is the originator of the Becky Lee Weyrich Fiction Award, presented annually at the Southeastern Writers' Workshop on St. Simons Island, Georgia.<br /> <br /> After roaming the world as a Navy wife, the Georgia-born author now resides in a vintage beach cottage on St. Simons Island with her husband. Her hobbies include golf, beachcombing, cruises to exotic shores, and collecting Victorian antiques.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]]</div>

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