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<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:RITA Winners|Brockway]] [[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.conniebrockway.com/ Connie Brockway]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Promise Me Heaven - 1994<br /> * Anything for Love - 1994<br /> * Dangerous Man - 1996<br /> * All Through the Night - 1997<br /> * As You Desire - 1997<br /> * [[My Dearest Enemy|My Dearest Enemy]] - 1998 - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[1999 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1999 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> * Hot Dish - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> Bridal Stories:<br /> * [[The Bridal Season|Bridal Season]] - 2001 - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[2002 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2002 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical Romance]] category.<br /> * [[Bridal Favors|Bridal Favors]] - 2002<br /> <br /> <br /> McClairen's Isle:<br /> * The Passionate One - 1999<br /> * The Reckless One - 2000<br /> * The Ravishing One - 2000<br /> <br /> <br /> Rose Hunters:<br /> * My Seduction - 2004<br /> * My Pleasure - 2004<br /> * My Surrender - 2005<br /> <br /> == Novellas/Anthologies ==<br /> * Once Upon a Pillow - 2002 (anthology with [[Christina Dodd|Christina Dodd]])<br /> * &quot;Glad Rags&quot; - 2005, ''True Love Wedding Dress, The''</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Connie_Brockway&diff=15998 2007-01-24T16:39:44Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:RITA Winners|Brockway]] [[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.conniebrockway.com/ Connie Brockway]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Promise Me Heaven - 1994<br /> * Anything for Love - 1994<br /> * Dangerous Man - 1996<br /> * All Through the Night - 1997<br /> * As You Desire - 1997<br /> * [[My Dearest Enemy|My Dearest Enemy]] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[1999 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1999 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> * Hot Dish - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> Bridal Stories:<br /> * [[The Bridal Season|Bridal Season]] - 2001 [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[2002 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2002 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical Romance]] category.<br /> * [[Bridal Favors|Bridal Favors]] - 2002<br /> <br /> <br /> McClairen's Isle:<br /> * The Passionate One - 1999<br /> * The Reckless One - 2000<br /> * The Ravishing One - 2000<br /> <br /> <br /> Rose Hunters:<br /> * My Seduction - 2004<br /> * My Pleasure - 2004<br /> * My Surrender - 2005<br /> <br /> == Novellas/Anthologies ==<br /> * Once Upon a Pillow - 2002 (anthology with [[Christina Dodd|Christina Dodd]])<br /> * &quot;Glad Rags&quot; - 2005, ''True Love Wedding Dress, The''</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Connie_Brockway&diff=15997 2007-01-24T16:36:36Z

<p>Birte: /* Novellas/Anthologies */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:RITA Winners|Brockway]] [[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.conniebrockway.com/ Connie Brockway]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Promise Me Heaven - 1994<br /> * Anything for Love - 1994<br /> * Dangerous Man - 1996<br /> * All Through the Night - 1997<br /> * As You Desire - 1997<br /> * [[My Dearest Enemy|''My Dearest Enemy'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[1999 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1999 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> * Hot Dish - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> Bridal Stories:<br /> * [[The Bridal Season|''Bridal Season, The'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[2002 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2002 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical Romance]] category.<br /> * [[Bridal Favors|''Bridal Favors'']] - 2002<br /> <br /> <br /> McClairen's Isle:<br /> * The Passionate One - 1999<br /> * The Reckless One - 2000<br /> * The Ravishing One - 2000<br /> <br /> <br /> Rose Hunters:<br /> * My Seduction - 2004<br /> * My Pleasure - 2004<br /> * My Surrender - 2005<br /> <br /> == Novellas/Anthologies ==<br /> * Once Upon a Pillow - 2002 (anthology with [[Christina Dodd|Christina Dodd]])<br /> * &quot;Glad Rags&quot; - 2005, ''True Love Wedding Dress, The''</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Connie_Brockway&diff=15996 2007-01-24T16:36:20Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:RITA Winners|Brockway]] [[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.conniebrockway.com/ Connie Brockway]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Promise Me Heaven - 1994<br /> * Anything for Love - 1994<br /> * Dangerous Man - 1996<br /> * All Through the Night - 1997<br /> * As You Desire - 1997<br /> * [[My Dearest Enemy|''My Dearest Enemy'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[1999 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1999 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> * Hot Dish - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> Bridal Stories:<br /> * [[The Bridal Season|''Bridal Season, The'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[2002 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2002 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical Romance]] category.<br /> * [[Bridal Favors|''Bridal Favors'']] - 2002<br /> <br /> <br /> McClairen's Isle:<br /> * The Passionate One - 1999<br /> * The Reckless One - 2000<br /> * The Ravishing One - 2000<br /> <br /> <br /> Rose Hunters:<br /> * My Seduction - 2004<br /> * My Pleasure - 2004<br /> * My Surrender - 2005<br /> <br /> == Novellas/Anthologies ==<br /> * &quot;Glad Rags&quot; - 2005, ''True Love Wedding Dress, The''<br /> * Once Upon a Pillow - 2002 (anthology with [[Christina Dodd|Christina Dodd]])</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Connie_Brockway&diff=15995 2007-01-24T16:35:46Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:RITA Winners|Brockway]] [[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.conniebrockway.com/ Connie Brockway]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Promise Me Heaven - 1994<br /> * Anything for Love - 1994<br /> * Dangerous Man - 1996<br /> * All Through the Night - 1997<br /> * As You Desire - 1997<br /> * [[My Dearest Enemy|''My Dearest Enemy'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[1999 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1999 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> * Once Upon a Pillow - 2002 (anthology with [[Christina Dodd|Christina Dodd]])<br /> * Hot Dish - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> Bridal Stories:<br /> * [[The Bridal Season|''Bridal Season, The'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[2002 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2002 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical Romance]] category.<br /> * [[Bridal Favors|''Bridal Favors'']] - 2002<br /> <br /> <br /> McClairen's Isle:<br /> * The Passionate One - 1999<br /> * The Reckless One - 2000<br /> * The Ravishing One - 2000<br /> <br /> <br /> Rose Hunters:<br /> * My Seduction - 2004<br /> * My Pleasure - 2004<br /> * My Surrender - 2005<br /> <br /> == Novellas/Anthologies ==<br /> * &quot;Glad Rags&quot; - 2005, ''True Love Wedding Dress, The''</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Connie_Brockway&diff=15994 2007-01-24T16:07:33Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:RITA Winners|Brockway]] [[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.conniebrockway.com/ Connie Brockway]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Bridal Favors|''Bridal Favors'']] - 2002<br /> * [[The Bridal Season|''Bridal Season, The'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[2002 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2002 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical Romance]] category.<br /> * [[My Dearest Enemy|''My Dearest Enemy'']] - [[Connie Brockway]] won the [[1999 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1999 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> * ''My Pleasure'' - 2004<br /> * ''My Seduction'' - 2004<br /> * ''My Surrender'' - 2005<br /> <br /> == Novellas/Anthologies ==<br /> * &quot;Glad Rags&quot; - 2005, ''True Love Wedding Dress, The''</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Mary_Balogh&diff=15993 2007-01-24T16:04:40Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> [http://www.marybalogh.com/ Mary Balogh]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * A Masked Deception - 1985<br /> * The Double Wager - 1985<br /> * A Chance Encounter - 1985<br /> * Red Rose - 1986<br /> * The Trysting Place - 1986<br /> * The First Snowdrop - 1986<br /> * The Wood Nymph - 1987<br /> * The Constant Heart - 1987<br /> * Gentle Conquest - 1987<br /> * Secrets of the Heart - 1988<br /> * An Unacceptable Offer - 1988<br /> * The Ungrateful Governes - 1988<br /> * Daring Masquerade - 1989<br /> * A Gift of Daisies - 1989<br /> * The Obedient Bride - 1989<br /> * Lady with a Black Umbrella - 1989<br /> * The Gilded Web - 1989<br /> * A Promise of Spring - 1990<br /> * Web of Love - 1990<br /> * The Incurable Matchmaker - 1990<br /> * Devil's Web - 1990<br /> * An Unlikely Duchess - 1990<br /> * A Certain Magic - 1991<br /> * Snow Angel - 1991<br /> * The Secret Pearl - 1991<br /> * The Ideal Wife - 1991<br /> * Christmas Beau - 1991<br /> * A Counterfeit Betrothal - 1992<br /> * The Notorious Rake - 1992<br /> * Beyond The Sunrise - 1992<br /> * A Christmas Promise - 1992<br /> * Deceived - 1993<br /> * A Precious Jewel - 1993<br /> * Courting Julia - 1993<br /> * [[Dancing With Clara|''Dancing With Clara'']] - 1994<br /> * Tangled - 1994<br /> * [[Tempting Harriet|''Tempting Harriet'']] - 1994<br /> * Dark Angel - 1994<br /> * Christmas Belle - 1994<br /> * Longing - 1994<br /> * Lord Carew's Bride - 1995<br /> * Heartless - 1995<br /> * [[The Famous Heroine|''Famous Heroine, The'']] - 1996<br /> * Truly - 1996<br /> * The Plumed Bonnet - 1996<br /> * Indiscreet - 1997<br /> * The Temporary Wife - 1997<br /> * Silent Melody - 1997<br /> * A Christmas Bride - 1997<br /> * Unforgiven - 1998<br /> * Thief Of Dreams - 1998<br /> * Irresistible - 1998<br /> * The Last Waltz - 1998<br /> <br /> <br /> * One Night for Love - 1999 (introduces Lauren Edgeworth, heroine of &quot;A Summer to Remember)<br /> * More Than a Mistress - 2000<br /> * No Man's Mistress - 2001<br /> * A Summer to Remember - 2002 (introduces Sydnam Butler, hero of &quot;Simply Love&quot;, Peter Edgeworth, Viscount Whitleaf, hero of &quot;Simply Magic&quot;, and the Bedwyns)<br /> <br /> <br /> Slightly Series (aka Bedwyn series)<br /> * Slightly Married (Aidan's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Wicked (Rannulf's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Scandalous (Freyja's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Tempted (Morgan's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Sinful (Alleyne's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric's story)- 2004<br /> <br /> <br /> Simply Series<br /> * [[Simply Unforgettable|''Simply Unforgettable'']] - 2005<br /> * Simply Love - 2006<br /> * Simply Magic - 2007<br /> * Simply Perfect - 2008<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Classic Romance Author<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Mary_Balogh&diff=15992 2007-01-24T16:03:39Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> [http://www.marybalogh.com/ Mary Balogh]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * A Masked Deception - 1985<br /> * The Double Wager - 1985<br /> * A Chance Encounter - 1985<br /> * Red Rose - 1986<br /> * The Trysting Place - 1986<br /> * The First Snowdrop - 1986<br /> * The Wood Nymph - 1987<br /> * The Constant Heart - 1987<br /> * Gentle Conquest - 1987<br /> * Secrets of the Heart - 1988<br /> * An Unacceptable Offer - 1988<br /> * The Ungrateful Governes - 1988<br /> * Daring Masquerade - 1989<br /> * A Gift of Daisies - 1989<br /> * The Obedient Bride - 1989<br /> * Lady with a Black Umbrella - 1989<br /> * The Gilded Web - 1989<br /> * A Promise of Spring - 1990<br /> * Web of Love - 1990<br /> * The Incurable Matchmaker - 1990<br /> * Devil's Web - 1990<br /> * An Unlikely Duchess - 1990<br /> * A Certain Magic - 1991<br /> * Snow Angel - 1991<br /> * The Secret Pearl - 1991<br /> * The Ideal Wife - 1991<br /> * Christmas Beau - 1991<br /> * A Counterfeit Betrothal - 1992<br /> * The Notorious Rake - 1992<br /> * Beyond The Sunrise - 1992<br /> * A Christmas Promise - 1992<br /> * Deceived - 1993<br /> * A Precious Jewel - 1993<br /> * Courting Julia - 1993<br /> * [[Dancing With Clara|''Dancing With Clara'']] - 1994<br /> * Tangled - 1994<br /> * [[Tempting Harriet|''Tempting Harriet'']] - 1994<br /> * Dark Angel - 1994<br /> * Christmas Belle - 1994<br /> * Longing - 1994<br /> * Lord Carew's Bride - 1995<br /> * Heartless - 1995<br /> * [[The Famous Heroine|''Famous Heroine, The'']] - 1996<br /> * Truly - 1996<br /> * The Plumed Bonnet - 1996<br /> * Indiscreet - 1997<br /> * The Temporary Wife - 1997<br /> * Silent Melody - 1997<br /> * A Christmas Bride - 1997<br /> * Unforgiven - 1998<br /> * Thief Of Dreams - 1998<br /> * Irresistible - 1998<br /> * The Last Waltz - 1998<br /> <br /> <br /> * One Night for Love - 1999 (introduces Lauren Edgeworth, heroine of &quot;A Summer to Remember)<br /> * More Than a Mistress - 2000<br /> * No Man's Mistress - 2001<br /> * A Summer to Remember - 2002 (introduces Sydnam Butler, hero of &quot;Simply Love&quot;, Peter Edgeworth, Viscount Whitleaf, hero of &quot;Simply Magic&quot;, and the Bedwyns)<br /> <br /> <br /> Slightly Series (aka Bedwyn series)<br /> * Slightly Married (Aidan's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Wicked (Rannulf's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Scandalous (Freyja's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Tempted (Morgan's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Sinful (Alleyne's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric's story)- 2004<br /> <br /> <br /> Simply Series<br /> * [[Simply Unforgettable|''Simply Unforgettable'']] - 2005<br /> * Simply Love - 2006<br /> * Simply Magic - 2007<br /> * Simply Perfect - 2008 (?)<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Classic Romance Author<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Mary_Balogh&diff=15991 2007-01-24T16:00:10Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> [http://www.marybalogh.com/ Mary Balogh]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * A Masked Deception - 1985<br /> * The Double Wager - 1985<br /> * A Chance Encounter - 1985<br /> * Red Rose - 1986<br /> * The Trysting Place - 1986<br /> * The First Snowdrop - 1986<br /> * The Wood Nymph - 1987<br /> * The Constant Heart - 1987<br /> * Gentle Conquest - 1987<br /> * Secrets of the Heart - 1988<br /> * An Unacceptable Offer - 1988<br /> * The Ungrateful Governes - 1988<br /> * Daring Masquerade - 1989<br /> * A Gift of Daisies - 1989<br /> * The Obedient Bride - 1989<br /> * Lady with a Black Umbrella - 1989<br /> * The Gilded Web - 1989<br /> * A Promise of Spring - 1990<br /> * Web of Love - 1990<br /> * The Incurable Matchmaker - 1990<br /> * Devil's Web - 1990<br /> * An Unlikely Duchess - 1990<br /> * A Certain Magic - 1991<br /> * Snow Angel - 1991<br /> * The Secret Pearl - 1991<br /> * The Ideal Wife - 1991<br /> * Christmas Beau - 1991<br /> * A Counterfeit Betrothal - 1992<br /> * The Notorious Rake - 1992<br /> * Beyond The Sunrise - 1992<br /> * A Christmas Promise - 1992<br /> * Deceived - 1993<br /> * A Precious Jewel - 1993<br /> * Courting Julia - 1993<br /> * Dancing With Clara - 1994<br /> * Tangled - 1994<br /> * Tempting Harriet - 1994<br /> * Dark Angel - 1994<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * [[Dancing With Clara|''Dancing With Clara'']] - 1994<br /> * [[Tempting Harriet|''Tempting Harriet'']] - 1994<br /> * [[The Famous Heroine|''Famous Heroine, The'']] - 1996<br /> <br /> * One Night for Love - 1999 (introduces Lauren Edgeworth, heroine of &quot;A Summer to Remember)<br /> * More Than a Mistress - 2000<br /> * No Man's Mistress - 2001<br /> * A Summer to Remember - 2002 (introduces Sydnam Butler, hero of &quot;Simply Love&quot;, Peter Edgeworth, Viscount Whitleaf, hero of &quot;Simply Magic&quot;, and the Bedwyns)<br /> <br /> <br /> Slightly Series (aka Bedwyn series)<br /> * Slightly Married (Aidan's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Wicked (Rannulf's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Scandalous (Freyja's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Tempted (Morgan's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Sinful (Alleyne's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric's story)- 2004<br /> <br /> <br /> Simply Series<br /> * [[Simply Unforgettable|''Simply Unforgettable'']] - 2005<br /> * Simply Love - 2006<br /> * Simply Magic - 2007<br /> * Simply Perfect - 2008 (?)<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Classic Romance Author<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Mary_Balogh&diff=15990 2007-01-24T15:58:00Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> [http://www.marybalogh.com/ Mary Balogh]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * A Masked Deception - 1985<br /> * The Double Wager - 1985<br /> * A Chance Encounter - 1985<br /> * Red Rose - 1986<br /> * The Trysting Place - 1986<br /> * The First Snowdrop - 1986<br /> * The Wood Nymph - 1987<br /> * The Constant Heart - 1987<br /> * Gentle Conquest - 1987<br /> * Secrets of the Heart - 1988<br /> * An Unacceptable Offer - 1988<br /> * The Ungrateful Governes - 1988<br /> * Daring Masquerade - 1989<br /> * A Gift of Daisies - 1989<br /> * The Obedient Bride - 1989<br /> * Lady with a Black Umbrella - 1989<br /> * The Gilded Web - 1989<br /> * A Promise of Spring - 1990<br /> * Web of Love - 1990<br /> * The Incurable Matchmaker - 1990<br /> * Devil's Web - 1990<br /> * An Unlikely Duchess - 1990<br /> * A Certain Magic - 1991<br /> * Snow Angel - 1991<br /> * The Secret Pearl - 1991<br /> * The Ideal Wife - 1991<br /> * Christmas Beau - 1991<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * [[Dancing With Clara|''Dancing With Clara'']] - 1994<br /> * [[Tempting Harriet|''Tempting Harriet'']] - 1994<br /> * [[The Famous Heroine|''Famous Heroine, The'']] - 1996<br /> <br /> * One Night for Love - 1999 (introduces Lauren Edgeworth, heroine of &quot;A Summer to Remember)<br /> * More Than a Mistress - 2000<br /> * No Man's Mistress - 2001<br /> * A Summer to Remember - 2002 (introduces Sydnam Butler, hero of &quot;Simply Love&quot;, Peter Edgeworth, Viscount Whitleaf, hero of &quot;Simply Magic&quot;, and the Bedwyns)<br /> <br /> <br /> Slightly Series (aka Bedwyn series)<br /> * Slightly Married (Aidan's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Wicked (Rannulf's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Scandalous (Freyja's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Tempted (Morgan's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Sinful (Alleyne's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric's story)- 2004<br /> <br /> <br /> Simply Series<br /> * [[Simply Unforgettable|''Simply Unforgettable'']] - 2005<br /> * Simply Love - 2006<br /> * Simply Magic - 2007<br /> * Simply Perfect - 2008 (?)<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Classic Romance Author<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Mary_Balogh&diff=15989 2007-01-24T15:55:45Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> [http://www.marybalogh.com/ Mary Balogh]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * A Masked Deception - 1985<br /> * The Double Wager - 1985<br /> * A Chance Encounter - 1985<br /> * Red Rose - 1986<br /> * The Trysting Place - 1986<br /> * The First Snowdrop - 1986<br /> * The Wood Nymph - 1987<br /> * The Constant Heart - 1987<br /> * Gentle Conquest - 1987<br /> * Secrets of the Heart - 1988<br /> * An Unacceptable Offer - 1988<br /> * The Ungrateful Governes - 1988<br /> * Daring Masquerade - 1989<br /> * A Gift of Daisies - 1989<br /> * The Obedient Bride - 1989<br /> * Lady with a Black Umbrella - 1989<br /> * The Gilded Web - 1989<br /> * A Promise of Spring - 1990<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * [[Dancing With Clara|''Dancing With Clara'']] - 1994<br /> * [[Tempting Harriet|''Tempting Harriet'']] - 1994<br /> * [[The Famous Heroine|''Famous Heroine, The'']] - 1996<br /> <br /> * One Night for Love - 1999 (introduces Lauren Edgeworth, heroine of &quot;A Summer to Remember)<br /> * More Than a Mistress - 2000<br /> * No Man's Mistress - 2001<br /> * A Summer to Remember - 2002 (introduces Sydnam Butler, hero of &quot;Simply Love&quot;, Peter Edgeworth, Viscount Whitleaf, hero of &quot;Simply Magic&quot;, and the Bedwyns)<br /> <br /> <br /> Slightly Series (aka Bedwyn series)<br /> * Slightly Married (Aidan's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Wicked (Rannulf's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Scandalous (Freyja's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Tempted (Morgan's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Sinful (Alleyne's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric's story)- 2004<br /> <br /> <br /> Simply Series<br /> * [[Simply Unforgettable|''Simply Unforgettable'']] - 2005<br /> * Simply Love - 2006<br /> * Simply Magic - 2007<br /> * Simply Perfect - 2008 (?)<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Classic Romance Author<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Mary_Balogh&diff=15988 2007-01-24T15:53:37Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - B]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> [http://www.marybalogh.com/ Mary Balogh]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * A Masked Deception - 1985<br /> * The Double Wager - 1985<br /> * A Chance Encounter - 1985<br /> * Red Rose - 1986<br /> * The Trysting Place - 1986<br /> * The First Snowdrop - 1986<br /> * The Wood Nymph - 1987<br /> * The Constant Heart - 1987<br /> * Gentle Conquest - 1987<br /> * Secrets of the Heart - 1988<br /> * An Unacceptable Offer - 1988<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> * [[Dancing With Clara|''Dancing With Clara'']] - 1994<br /> * [[Tempting Harriet|''Tempting Harriet'']] - 1994<br /> * [[The Famous Heroine|''Famous Heroine, The'']] - 1996<br /> <br /> * One Night for Love - 1999 (introduces Lauren Edgeworth, heroine of &quot;A Summer to Remember)<br /> * More Than a Mistress - 2000<br /> * No Man's Mistress - 2001<br /> * A Summer to Remember - 2002 (introduces Sydnam Butler, hero of &quot;Simply Love&quot;, Peter Edgeworth, Viscount Whitleaf, hero of &quot;Simply Magic&quot;, and the Bedwyns)<br /> <br /> <br /> Slightly Series (aka Bedwyn series)<br /> * Slightly Married (Aidan's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Wicked (Rannulf's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Scandalous (Freyja's story) - 2003<br /> * Slightly Tempted (Morgan's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Sinful (Alleyne's story) - 2004<br /> * Slightly Dangerous (Wulfric's story)- 2004<br /> <br /> <br /> Simply Series<br /> * [[Simply Unforgettable|''Simply Unforgettable'']] - 2005<br /> * Simply Love - 2006<br /> * Simply Magic - 2007<br /> * Simply Perfect - 2008 (?)<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Time Classic Romance Author<br /> * [[1996 RRA Awards Winners|1996 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=15748 2007-01-19T16:13:55Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category: Authors - G]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br /> * [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Angélique Marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br /> * Angélique, le Chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br /> * Angélique et le Roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br /> * Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br /> * Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br /> * Angélique et son Amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br /> * Angélique et le Nouveau - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br /> * La Tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br /> * Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br /> * Angélique et le Complot des Ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br /> * Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br /> * Angélique, la Route de l'Espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br /> * La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br /> <br /> ==Movies ==<br /> * Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br /> * Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br /> * Angélique et le roy (1966)<br /> * Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br /> * Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=15747 2007-01-19T16:13:10Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category: Authors - G]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br /> * [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Angélique Marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br /> * Angélique, le Chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br /> * Angélique et le Roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br /> * Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br /> * Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br /> * Angélique et son Amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br /> * Angélique et le Nouveau - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br /> * La Tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br /> * Angélique et la Démone - 1972 Angélique and the Demon)<br /> * Angélique et le Complot des Ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br /> * Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br /> * Angélique, la Route de l'Espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br /> * La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br /> <br /> ==Movies ==<br /> * Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br /> * Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br /> * Angélique et le roy (1966)<br /> * Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br /> * Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_G&diff=15746 2007-01-19T16:02:56Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Diana Gabaldon|Gabaldon, Diana]]<br /> * [[Susan Gable|Gable, Susan]]<br /> * [[Kristin Gabriel|Gabriel, Kristin]]<br /> * [[Eve Gaddy|Gaddy, Eve]]<br /> * [[Patricia Gaffney|Gaffney, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Shannon Gale|Gale, Shannon]]<br /> * [[Shelley Galloway|Galloway, Shelley]]<br /> * [[Bonnie Gardner|Gardner, Bonnie]]<br /> * [[Patricia Gardner|Gardner, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Sherry Garland|Garland, Sherry]]<br /> * [[Dorothy Garlock|Garlock, Dorothy]]<br /> * [[Kathleen Garvey|Garvey, Kathleen]]<br /> * [[Bernadette Gardner|Gardner, Bernadette]]<br /> * [[Julie Garwood|Garwood, Julie]]<br /> * [[Diane Gaston|Gaston, Diane]]<br /> * [[Olivia Gates|Gates, Olivia]]<br /> * [[Roberta Gellis|Gellis, Roberta]]<br /> * [[Catherine George|George, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Renee George|George, Renee]]<br /> * [[Cindy Gerard|Gerard, Cindy]]<br /> * [[Tess Gerritsen|Gerritsen, Tess]]<br /> * [[Rachel Gibson|Gibson, Rachel]]<br /> * [[Rosemary Gibson|Gibson, Rosemary]]<br /> * [[Jacqueline Gilbert|Gilbert, Jacqueline]]<br /> * [[Judy Gill|Gill, Judy]]<br /> * [[Kathleen Givens|Givens, Kathleen]]<br /> * [[Theresa Gladden|Gladden, Theresa]]<br /> * [[Amanda Glass|Glass, Amanda]]<br /> * [[Fiona Glass|Glass, Fiona]]<br /> * [[Colleen Gleason|Gleason, Colleen]]<br /> * [[Glenn, Andrea]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Glenn|Glenn, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Rebecca Goings|Goings, Rebecca]]<br /> * [[Emma Goldrick|Goldrick, Emma]]<br /> * [[Anne Golon|Golon, Anne]]<br /> * [[Linda Goodnight|Goodnight, Linda]]<br /> * [[Lucy Gordon|Gordon, Lucy]]<br /> * [[Victoria Gordon|Gordon, Victoria]]<br /> * [[Kaitlyn Gorton|Gorton, Kaitlyn]]<br /> * [[Carol Grace|Grace, Carol]]<br /> * [[Anne Gracie|Gracie, Anne]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Graham|Graham, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Lynne Graham|Graham, Lynne]]<br /> * [[Kay Gregory|Gregory, Kay]]<br /> * [[Rosemary Grace|Grace, Rosemary]]<br /> * [[Lily Graison|Graison, Lily]]<br /> * [[Susan Grant|Grant, Susan]]<br /> * [[Vanessa Grant|Grant, Vanessa]]<br /> * [[Nathalie Gray|Gray, Nathalie]]<br /> * [[Billie Green|Green, Billie]]<br /> * [[Grace Green|Green, Grace]]<br /> * [[Jennifer Greene|Greene Jennifer]]<br /> * [[Tilly Greene|Greene, Tilly]]<br /> * [[Carol Gregor|Gregor, Carol]]<br /> * [[Jill Gregory|Gregory, Jill]]<br /> * [[Millie Grey|Grey, Millie]]<br /> * [[Sable Grey|Grey, Sable]]<br /> * [[Laura Lee Guhrke|Guhrke, Laura Lee]]<br /> * [[Suzanne Simmons Guntrum|Guntrum, Suzanne Simmons]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Jane_Austen&diff=15745 2007-01-19T15:39:16Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>Jane Austen may be romance fiction's first superstar, though during her lifetime she never aspired to that goal. Austen's specialty was domestic fiction and she remains eternally popular due to her ability to both chronicle and satirize the daily lives of her peers. While the genre that developed around the era she wrote about, [[Regency Romance|the Regency]], has become largely focused on the peerage and its foibles, Austen largely focused on ordinary, albeit landed, people.<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.pemberley.com/ The Republic of Pemberley] - One of the oldest and best-established online Jane Austen communities.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Emma]]<br /> * [[Mansfield Park]]<br /> * [[Northanger Abbey]]<br /> * [[Persuasion]]<br /> * [[Pride &amp; Prejudice]]<br /> * [[Sense &amp; Sensibility]]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Movies ==<br /> <br /> * Pride and Prejudice (1940) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032943/ imdb]) starring Laurence Olivier (Mr. Darcy) and Greer Garson (Elizabeth Bennet)<br /> * Pride and Prejudice (1995) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0112130/ imdb]) BBC mini-series starring Colin Firth (Mr. Darcy) and Jennifer Ehle (Elizabeth Bennet)<br /> * Sense and Sensibility (1995) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114388/ imdb]) starring Emma Thompson (Elinor Dashwood), Kate Winslett (Marianne Dashwood), Hugh Grant (Edward Ferrars) and Alan Rickman (Colonel Brandon)<br /> * Persuasion (1995) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114117/ imdb]) BBC movie starring Amanda Root (Anne Elliot) and Ciarán Hinds (Captain Wentworth)<br /> * Emma (1996) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116191/ imdb]) starring Gwyneth Paltrow (Emma Woodhouse) and Jeremy Northam (Mr. Knightley)<br /> * Emma (1996) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118308/ imdb]) BBC movie starring Kate Beckinsale (Emma Woodhouse) and Mark Strong (Mr. Knightley)<br /> * Manfield Park (1999) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0178737/ imdb]) starring Frances O'Connor (Fanny Price) and James Purefoy (Tom Bertram) und Jonny Lee Miller (Edmund Bertram)<br /> * Kandukondain Kandukondain (2000) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0242572/ imdb]) Bollywood version of &quot;Sense and Sensibility&quot; starring Aishwarya Rai<br /> * Pride and Prejudice. A Latter Day Comey (2003) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0366920/ imdb]) starring Kam Heskin (Elizabeth Bennet) and Orlando Seale (Will Darcy)<br /> * Bride &amp; Prejudice (2004) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0361411/ imdb]) Bollywood version of &quot;Pride and Prejudice) starring Aishwarya Rai (Lalita Bakshi) and Martin Henderson (William Darcy)<br /> * Pride &amp; Prejudice (2005) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414387/ imdb]) starring Keira Knightley (Elizabeth Bennet) and Matthew Macfadyen (Mr. Darcy)<br /> * Mansfield Park (2007) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0847182/ imdb]) ITV movie with Billie Piper (Fanny Price) and James D'Arcy (Tom Betram)<br /> * Northanger Abbey (2007) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844794/ imdb]) ITV movie starring Felicity Jones (Catherine Morland) and JJ Feild (Henry Tilney)<br /> * Persuasion (2007) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0844330/ imdb]) ITV movie starring Sally Hawkins (Anne Elliot) and Rupert Penry-Jones (Captain Wentworth)<br /> * Sense and Sensibility (2007) ([http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0847150/ imdb]) BBC mini-series<br /> <br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1994 RRA Awards Winners|1994 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best All-Around Classic Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15720 2007-01-18T23:12:26Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]]<br /> <br /> == General Information ==<br /> From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> === Regencies and Other Historical Novels ===<br /> * The Black Moth - 1921 ([http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel)<br /> * The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> * The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> * Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> * These Old Shades - 1926<br /> * The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> * Beauvallet - 1929<br /> * Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> * [[Devil's Cub|Devil's Cub]] - 1932<br /> * The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> * Regency Buck - 1935<br /> * The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> * An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> * The Corinthian - 1940<br /> * Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> * Friday's Child - 1944<br /> * The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> * The Foundling - 1948<br /> * [[Arabella|Arabella]] - 1949<br /> * The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> * The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> * Cotillion - 1953<br /> * The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> * Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> * Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> * April Lady - 1957<br /> * Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> * Venetia - 1958<br /> * The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> * A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> * The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> * False Colours - 1963 <br /> * Frederica - 1965 <br /> * Black Sheep - 1966<br /> * Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> * Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> * Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948<br /> <br /> == Books about Georgette Heyer ==<br /> * Jane Aiken Hodge: The Private World of Georgette Heyer - 1984 (reissue 2006)<br /> * Jennifer Kloester: Georgette Heyer's Regency World - 2005</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_G&diff=15719 2007-01-18T23:07:44Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Diana Gabaldon|Gabaldon, Diana]]<br /> * [[Susan Gable|Gable, Susan]]<br /> * [[Kristin Gabriel|Gabriel, Kristin]]<br /> * [[Eve Gaddy|Gaddy, Eve]]<br /> * [[Patricia Gaffney|Gaffney, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Shannon Gale|Gale, Shannon]]<br /> * [[Shelley Galloway|Galloway, Shelley]]<br /> * [[Bonnie Gardner|Gardner, Bonnie]]<br /> * [[Patricia Gardner|Gardner, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Sherry Garland|Garland, Sherry]]<br /> * [[Dorothy Garlock|Garlock, Dorothy]]<br /> * [[Kathleen Garvey|Garvey, Kathleen]]<br /> * [[Bernadette Gardner|Gardner, Bernadette]]<br /> * [[Julie Garwood|Garwood, Julie]]<br /> * [[Diane Gaston|Gaston, Diane]]<br /> * [[Olivia Gates|Gates, Olivia]]<br /> * [[Roberta Gellis|Gellis, Roberta]]<br /> * [[Catherine George|George, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Renee George|George, Renee]]<br /> * [[Cindy Gerard|Gerard, Cindy]]<br /> * [[Tess Gerritsen|Gerritsen, Tess]]<br /> * [[Rachel Gibson|Gibson, Rachel]]<br /> * [[Rosemary Gibson|Gibson, Rosemary]]<br /> * [[Jacqueline Gilbert|Gilbert, Jacqueline]]<br /> * [[Judy Gill|Gill, Judy]]<br /> * [[Kathleen Givens|Givens, Kathleen]]<br /> * [[Theresa Gladden|Gladden, Theresa]]<br /> * [[Amanda Glass|Glass, Amanda]]<br /> * [[Fiona Glass|Glass, Fiona]]<br /> * [[Colleen Gleason|Gleason, Colleen]]<br /> * [[Glenn, Andrea]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Glenn|Glenn, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Rebecca Goings|Goings, Rebecca]]<br /> * [[Emma Goldrick|Goldrick, Emma]]<br /> * [[Linda Goodnight|Goodnight, Linda]]<br /> * [[Lucy Gordon|Gordon, Lucy]]<br /> * [[Victoria Gordon|Gordon, Victoria]]<br /> * [[Kaitlyn Gorton|Gorton, Kaitlyn]]<br /> * [[Carol Grace|Grace, Carol]]<br /> * [[Anne Gracie|Gracie, Anne]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Graham|Graham, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Lynne Graham|Graham, Lynne]]<br /> * [[Kay Gregory|Gregory, Kay]]<br /> * [[Rosemary Grace|Grace, Rosemary]]<br /> * [[Lily Graison|Graison, Lily]]<br /> * [[Susan Grant|Grant, Susan]]<br /> * [[Vanessa Grant|Grant, Vanessa]]<br /> * [[Nathalie Gray|Gray, Nathalie]]<br /> * [[Billie Green|Green, Billie]]<br /> * [[Grace Green|Green, Grace]]<br /> * [[Jennifer Greene|Greene Jennifer]]<br /> * [[Tilly Greene|Greene, Tilly]]<br /> * [[Carol Gregor|Gregor, Carol]]<br /> * [[Jill Gregory|Gregory, Jill]]<br /> * [[Millie Grey|Grey, Millie]]<br /> * [[Sable Grey|Grey, Sable]]<br /> * [[Laura Lee Guhrke|Guhrke, Laura Lee]]<br /> * [[Suzanne Simmons Guntrum|Guntrum, Suzanne Simmons]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_G&diff=15718 2007-01-18T23:07:37Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Diana Gabaldon|Gabaldon, Diana]]<br /> * [[Susan Gable|Gable, Susan]]<br /> * [[Kristin Gabriel|Gabriel, Kristin]]<br /> * [[Eve Gaddy|Gaddy, Eve]]<br /> * [[Patricia Gaffney|Gaffney, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Shannon Gale|Gale, Shannon]]<br /> * [[Shelley Galloway|Galloway, Shelley]]<br /> * [[Bonnie Gardner|Gardner, Bonnie]]<br /> * [[Patricia Gardner|Gardner, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Sherry Garland|Garland, Sherry]]<br /> * [[Dorothy Garlock|Garlock, Dorothy]]<br /> * [[Kathleen Garvey|Garvey, Kathleen]]<br /> * [[Bernadette Gardner|Gardner, Bernadette]]<br /> * [[Julie Garwood|Garwood, Julie]]<br /> * [[Diane Gaston|Gaston, Diane]]<br /> * [[livia Gates|Gates, Olivia]]<br /> * [[Roberta Gellis|Gellis, Roberta]]<br /> * [[Catherine George|George, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Renee George|George, Renee]]<br /> * [[Cindy Gerard|Gerard, Cindy]]<br /> * [[Tess Gerritsen|Gerritsen, Tess]]<br /> * [[Rachel Gibson|Gibson, Rachel]]<br /> * [[Rosemary Gibson|Gibson, Rosemary]]<br /> * [[Jacqueline Gilbert|Gilbert, Jacqueline]]<br /> * [[Judy Gill|Gill, Judy]]<br /> * [[Kathleen Givens|Givens, Kathleen]]<br /> * [[Theresa Gladden|Gladden, Theresa]]<br /> * [[Amanda Glass|Glass, Amanda]]<br /> * [[Fiona Glass|Glass, Fiona]]<br /> * [[Colleen Gleason|Gleason, Colleen]]<br /> * [[Glenn, Andrea]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Glenn|Glenn, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Rebecca Goings|Goings, Rebecca]]<br /> * [[Emma Goldrick|Goldrick, Emma]]<br /> * [[Linda Goodnight|Goodnight, Linda]]<br /> * [[Lucy Gordon|Gordon, Lucy]]<br /> * [[Victoria Gordon|Gordon, Victoria]]<br /> * [[Kaitlyn Gorton|Gorton, Kaitlyn]]<br /> * [[Carol Grace|Grace, Carol]]<br /> * [[Anne Gracie|Gracie, Anne]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Graham|Graham, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Lynne Graham|Graham, Lynne]]<br /> * [[Kay Gregory|Gregory, Kay]]<br /> * [[Rosemary Grace|Grace, Rosemary]]<br /> * [[Lily Graison|Graison, Lily]]<br /> * [[Susan Grant|Grant, Susan]]<br /> * [[Vanessa Grant|Grant, Vanessa]]<br /> * [[Nathalie Gray|Gray, Nathalie]]<br /> * [[Billie Green|Green, Billie]]<br /> * [[Grace Green|Green, Grace]]<br /> * [[Jennifer Greene|Greene Jennifer]]<br /> * [[Tilly Greene|Greene, Tilly]]<br /> * [[Carol Gregor|Gregor, Carol]]<br /> * [[Jill Gregory|Gregory, Jill]]<br /> * [[Millie Grey|Grey, Millie]]<br /> * [[Sable Grey|Grey, Sable]]<br /> * [[Laura Lee Guhrke|Guhrke, Laura Lee]]<br /> * [[Suzanne Simmons Guntrum|Guntrum, Suzanne Simmons]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Olivia_Gates&diff=15717 2007-01-18T23:03:09Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - G]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.oliviagates.com/ Olivia Gates]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Doctors on the Frontline - May 2004 (Mills &amp; Boon Medical Romance, published in the US in the Harlequin Presents: Mediterranean Doctors series in May 2005)<br /> * Emergency Marriage - September 2004 (Mills &amp; Boon Medical Romance)<br /> * Airborne Emergency - January 2005 (Mills &amp; Boon Medical Romance)<br /> * The Doctor's Latin Lover - May 2005 (Mills &amp; Boon Medical Romance, published in the US as 24/7 Harlequin Medical Romance #214 in July 2005)<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ''Global Aid Organization series'':<br /> * The Heroic Surgeon - October 2005 (Harlequin Medical Romance)<br /> * The Surgeon's Runaway Bride - September 2007 (Harlequin Medical Romance)<br /> * The Sheikh Surgeon - TBD, possibly early 2008 (Harlequin Medical Romance)<br /> <br /> <br /> ''Dr. Calista St. James series'':<br /> * Strong Medicine - October 2005 ([[Bombshell|Silhouette Bombshell]] #63)<br /> * Radical Cure - February 2006 ([[Bombshell|Silhouette Bombshell]] #80)<br /> * Shock Therapy - TBD</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Karyn_Monk&diff=15716 2007-01-18T22:40:10Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - M]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> <br /> [http://www.karynmonk.com/ Karyn Monk]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * Surrender to a Stranger - 1995 (reissue 2000)<br /> * novella: ''Saving Celeste'' - 1995 (in MY GUARDIAN ANGEL, anthology with [[Kay Hooper|Kay Hooper]], [[Sandra Chastain|Sandra Chastain]], [[Elizabeth Thornton|Elizabeth Thornton]] and [[Susan Krinard|Susan Krinard]])<br /> * The Rebel and the Redcoat - 1996<br /> * Once a Warrior - 1997<br /> * The Witch and the Warrior - 1998<br /> * The Rose and the Warrior - 2000<br /> <br /> <br /> ''Prisoner'' series:<br /> * The Prisoner - 2001<br /> * The Weddings Escape - 2003 (Jack Kent's story)<br /> * My Favorite Thief - 2004 (Charlotte Kent's story)<br /> * Every Whispered Word - 2005 (Simon Kent's story)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_M&diff=15715 2007-01-18T22:31:14Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Heather MacAllister|MacAllister, Heather]]<br /> * [[Kinley MacGregor|MacGregor, Kinley]]<br /> * [[Charlotte Maclay|Maclay, Charlotte]]<br /> * [[Jan MacLean|MacLean, Jan]]<br /> * [[Debbie Macomber|Macomber, Debbie]]<br /> * [[Kelly Maher|Maher, Kelly]]<br /> * [[Doreen Malek|Malek, Doreen]]<br /> * [[Margaret Malkind|Malkind, Margaret]]<br /> * [[Susan Mallery|Mallery, Susan]]<br /> * [[Anne Mallory|Mallory, Anne]]<br /> * [[Catherine Mann|Mann, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Joanna Mansell|Mansell, Joanna]]<br /> * [[Jessica Marchant|Marchant, Jessica]]<br /> * [[Deirdre Mardon|Mardon, Deirdre]]<br /> * [[Carol Marinelli|Marinelli, Carol]]<br /> * [[Marquesate]]<br /> * [[Valerie Marsh|Marsh, Valerie]]<br /> * [[Darlene Marshall|Marshall, Darlene]]<br /> * [[Anne Mather|Mather, Anne]]<br /> * [[Deirdre Martin|Martin, Deirdre]]<br /> * [[Sandra Marton|Marton, Sandra]]<br /> * [[Isolde Martyn|Martyn, Isolde]]<br /> * [[Jude Mason|Mason, Jude]]<br /> * [[Margaret Mayo|Mayo, Margaret]]<br /> * [[Anne McAllister|McAllister, Anne]]<br /> * [[Lisa McAllister|McAllister, Lisa]]<br /> * [[Jule McBride|McBride, Jule]]<br /> * [[Amanda McCabe|McCabe, Amanda]]<br /> * [[Sharon McCaffree|McCaffree, Sharon]]<br /> * [[Dinah McCall|McCall, Dinah]]<br /> * [[Kristy McCallum|McCallum, Kristy]]<br /> * [[Susanne McCarthy|McCarthy, Susanne]]<br /> * [[Barbara McCauley|McCauley, Barbara]]<br /> * [[Mary Kay McComas|McComas, Mary Kay]]<br /> * [[Noelle Berry McCue|McCue, Noelle Berry]]<br /> * [[Penny McCusker|McCusker, Penny]]<br /> * [[Pam McCutcheon|McCutcheon, Pam]]<br /> * [[Laraine McDaniel|McDaniel, Laraine]]<br /> * [[Lurlene McDaniel|McDaniel, Lurlene]]<br /> * [[Margie McDonnell|McDonnell, Margie]]<br /> * [[Dorothy McFalls|McFalls, Dorothy]]<br /> * [[May McGoldrick|McGoldrick, May]]<br /> * [[Maura McGiveny|McGiveny, Maura]]<br /> * [[Molly McGuire|McGuire, Molly]]<br /> * [[Gracie C. McKeever|McKeever, Gracie C.]]<br /> * [[Shannon McKelden|McKelden, Shannon]]<br /> * [[Lindsay McKenna|McKenna, Lindsay]]<br /> * [[Jenna McKnight|McKnight, Jenna]]<br /> * [[Terry McLaughlin|McLaughlin, Terry]]<br /> * [[Suzanne McMinn|McMinn, Suzanne]]<br /> * [[Judith McNaught|McNaught, Judith]]<br /> * [[Glenna McReynolds|McReynolds, Glenna]]<br /> * [[Emma Merritt|Merritt, Emma]]<br /> * [[Barbara Metzger|Metzger, Barbara]]<br /> * [[Marie Michael|Michael, Marie]]<br /> * [[Kasey Michaels|Michaels, Kasey]]<br /> * [[Leigh Michaels|Michaels, Leigh]]<br /> * [[Tanya Michaels|Michaels, Tanya]]<br /> * [[Melanie Milburne|Milburne, Melanie]]<br /> * [[Cassie Miles|Miles, Cassie]]<br /> * [[Elda Minger|Minger, Elda]]<br /> * [[Helen Mittermeyer|Mittermeyer, Helen]]<br /> * [[Mollie Molay|Molay, Mollie]]<br /> * [[Karen Marie Moning|Moning, Karen Marie]]<br /> * [[Karyn Monk|Monk, Karyn]]<br /> * [[Jill Monroe|Monroe, Jill]]<br /> * [[Lucy Monroe|Monroe, Lucy]]<br /> * [[Modean Moon|Moon, Modean]]<br /> * [[Charlotte Moore|Moore, Charlotte]]<br /> * [[Rayanne Moore|Moore, Rayanne]]<br /> * [[Sandra K. Moore|Moore, Sandra K.]]<br /> * [[Trish Morey|Morey, Trish]]<br /> * [[Alice Morgan|Morgan, Alice]]<br /> * [[Raye Morgan|Morgan, Raye]]<br /> * [[Sarah Morgan|Morgan, Sarah]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Morris|Morris, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Riley Morse|Morse, Riley]]<br /> * [[Pamela Morsi|Morsi, Pamela]]<br /> * [[Carole Mortimer|Mortimer, Carole]]<br /> * [[Janet Mullany|Mullany, Janet]]<br /> * [[Catherine Mulvany|Mulvany, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Vella Munn|Munn, Vella]]<br /> * [[Annabel Murray|Murray, Annabel]]<br /> * [[Jeneth Murrey|Murrey, Jeneth]]<br /> * [[Karen Mutch|Mutch, Karen]]<br /> * [[Helen R. Myers|Myers, Helen R.]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_M&diff=15714 2007-01-18T22:30:54Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Heather MacAllister|MacAllister, Heather]]<br /> * [[Kinley MacGregor|MacGregor, Kinley]]<br /> * [[Charlotte Maclay|Maclay, Charlotte]]<br /> * [[Jan MacLean|MacLean, Jan]]<br /> * [[Debbie Macomber|Macomber, Debbie]]<br /> * [[Kelly Maher|Maher, Kelly]]<br /> * [[Doreen Malek|Malek, Doreen]]<br /> * [[Margaret Malkind|Malkind, Margaret]]<br /> * [[Susan Mallery|Mallery, Susan]]<br /> * [[Anne Mallory|Mallory, Anne]]<br /> * [[Catherine Mann|Mann, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Joanna Mansell|Mansell, Joanna]]<br /> * [[Jessica Marchant|Marchant, Jessica]]<br /> * [[Deirdre Mardon|Mardon, Deirdre]]<br /> * [[Carol Marinelli|Marinelli, Carol]]<br /> * [[Marquesate]]<br /> * [[Valerie Marsh|Marsh, Valerie]]<br /> * [[Darlene Marshall|Marshall, Darlene]]<br /> * [[Anne Mather|Mather, Anne]]<br /> * [[Deirdre Martin|Martin, Deirdre]]<br /> * [[Sandra Marton|Marton, Sandra]]<br /> * [[Isolde Martyn|Martyn, Isolde]]<br /> * [[Jude Mason|Mason, Jude]]<br /> * [[Margaret Mayo|Mayo, Margaret]]<br /> * [[Anne McAllister|McAllister, Anne]]<br /> * [[Lisa McAllister|McAllister, Lisa]]<br /> * [[Jule McBride|McBride, Jule]]<br /> * [[Amanda McCabe|McCabe, Amanda]]<br /> * [[Sharon McCaffree|McCaffree, Sharon]]<br /> * [[Dinah McCall|McCall, Dinah]]<br /> * [[Kristy McCallum|McCallum, Kristy]]<br /> * [[Susanne McCarthy|McCarthy, Susanne]]<br /> * [[Barbara McCauley|McCauley, Barbara]]<br /> * [[Mary Kay McComas|McComas, Mary Kay]]<br /> * [[Noelle Berry McCue|McCue, Noelle Berry]]<br /> * [[Penny McCusker|McCusker, Penny]]<br /> * [[Pam McCutcheon|McCutcheon, Pam]]<br /> * [[Laraine McDaniel|McDaniel, Laraine]]<br /> * [[Lurlene McDaniel|McDaniel, Lurlene]]<br /> * [[Margie McDonnell|McDonnell, Margie]]<br /> * [[Dorothy McFalls|McFalls, Dorothy]]<br /> * [[May McGoldrick|McGoldrick, May]]<br /> * [[Maura McGiveny|McGiveny, Maura]]<br /> * [[Molly McGuire|McGuire, Molly]]<br /> * [[Gracie C. McKeever|McKeever, Gracie C.]]<br /> * [[Shannon McKelden|McKelden, Shannon]]<br /> * [[Lindsay McKenna|McKenna, Lindsay]]<br /> * [[Jenna McKnight|McKnight, Jenna]]<br /> * [[Terry McLaughlin|McLaughlin, Terry]]<br /> * [[Suzanne McMinn|McMinn, Suzanne]]<br /> * [[Judith McNaught|McNaught, Judith]]<br /> * [[Glenna McReynolds|McReynolds, Glenna]]<br /> * [[Emma Merritt|Merritt, Emma]]<br /> * [[Barbara Metzger|Metzger, Barbara]]<br /> * [[Marie Michael|Michael, Marie]]<br /> * [[Kasey Michaels|Michaels, Kasey]]<br /> * [[Leigh Michaels|Michaels, Leigh]]<br /> * [[Tanya Michaels|Michaels, Tanya]]<br /> * [[Melanie Milburne|Milburne, Melanie]]<br /> * [[Cassie Miles|Miles, Cassie]]<br /> * [[Elda Minger|Minger, Elda]]<br /> * [[Helen Mittermeyer|Mittermeyer, Helen]]<br /> * [[Mollie Molay|Molay, Mollie]]<br /> * [[Karen Marie Moning|Moning, Karen Marie]]#<br /> * [[Karyn Monk|Monk, Karyn]]<br /> * [[Jill Monroe|Monroe, Jill]]<br /> * [[Lucy Monroe|Monroe, Lucy]]<br /> * [[Modean Moon|Moon, Modean]]<br /> * [[Charlotte Moore|Moore, Charlotte]]<br /> * [[Rayanne Moore|Moore, Rayanne]]<br /> * [[Sandra K. Moore|Moore, Sandra K.]]<br /> * [[Trish Morey|Morey, Trish]]<br /> * [[Alice Morgan|Morgan, Alice]]<br /> * [[Raye Morgan|Morgan, Raye]]<br /> * [[Sarah Morgan|Morgan, Sarah]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Morris|Morris, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Riley Morse|Morse, Riley]]<br /> * [[Pamela Morsi|Morsi, Pamela]]<br /> * [[Carole Mortimer|Mortimer, Carole]]<br /> * [[Janet Mullany|Mullany, Janet]]<br /> * [[Catherine Mulvany|Mulvany, Catherine]]<br /> * [[Vella Munn|Munn, Vella]]<br /> * [[Annabel Murray|Murray, Annabel]]<br /> * [[Jeneth Murrey|Murrey, Jeneth]]<br /> * [[Karen Mutch|Mutch, Karen]]<br /> * [[Helen R. Myers|Myers, Helen R.]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Marlys_Pearson&diff=15713 2007-01-18T22:26:35Z

<p>Birte: /* On the Web */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - P]]<br /> <br /> == General Information ==<br /> <br /> Marlys (MJ) Pearson writes gay historical fiction ([[Slash_and_yaoi|slash]]), a genre she herself once called &quot;boy meets earl&quot;. <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://marlyspearson.com/ Marlys Pearson website]<br /> * [http://blogcritics.org/archives/2006/12/10/020711.php Acceptance Issues and the Gay Romance Novel] (interview at blogcritics.org)<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * The Price of Temptation - 2005 ([http://thepriceoftemptation.com/ book website]) - 2005 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Award Lambda Literary Award] Finalist<br /> * Discreet Young Gentleman - 2006 ([http://discreetyounggentleman.com/ book website])</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Marlys_Pearson&diff=15712 2007-01-18T22:25:07Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - P]]<br /> <br /> == General Information ==<br /> <br /> Marlys (MJ) Pearson writes gay historical fiction ([[Slash_and_yaoi|slash]]), a genre she herself once called &quot;boy meets earl&quot;. <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://marlyspearson.com/ Marlys Pearson website]<br /> * [http://blogcritics.org/archives/2006/12/10/020711.php Acceptance Issues and the Gay Romance Novel] (Interview with Author M. J. Pearson at blogcritics.org)<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * The Price of Temptation - 2005 ([http://thepriceoftemptation.com/ book website]) - 2005 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambda_Literary_Award Lambda Literary Award] Finalist<br /> * Discreet Young Gentleman - 2006 ([http://discreetyounggentleman.com/ book website])</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_P&diff=15711 2007-01-18T22:13:50Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Laurel Pace|Pace, Laurel]]<br /> * [[Victoria Pade|Pade, Victoria]]<br /> * [[Betsy Page|Page, Betsy]] <br /> * [[Laurie Paige|Paige, Laurie]]<br /> * [[Rebecca Paisley|Paisley, Rebecca]]<br /> * [[Marilyn Pappano|Pappano, Marilyn]]<br /> * [[Margaret Pargeter|Pargeter, Margaret]]<br /> * [[Doris Parmett|Parmett, Doris]]<br /> * [[Laura Parris|Parris, Laura]]<br /> * [[Valerie Parv|Parv, Valerie]]<br /> * [[Morgan Patterson|Patterson, Morgan]]<br /> * [[Beth Pattillo|Pattillo, Beth]]<br /> * [[Lilian Peake|Peake, Lilian]]<br /> * [[Marlys Pearson|Pearson, Marlys]]<br /> * [[Bonnie Pega|Pega, Bonnie]]<br /> * [[Laura Pender|Pender, Laura]]<br /> * [[Diane Perkins|Perkins, Diane]]<br /> * [[Diane Pershing|Pershing, Diane]]<br /> * [[Karen Pershing|Pershing, Karen]]<br /> * [[Emma Petersen|Petersen, Emma]]<br /> * [[Dusk Peterson|Peterson, Dusk]]<br /> * [[Susan Peterson|Peterson, Susan]]<br /> * [[Carly Phillips|Phillips, Carly]]<br /> * [[Joan Elliott Pickart|Pickart, Joan Elliott]]<br /> * [[Michelle M Pillow|Pillow, Michelle M]]<br /> * [[Patricia Anne Phillips|Phillips, Patricia A.]]<br /> * [[Susan Elizabeth Phillips|Phillips, Susan Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Barbara Phinney|Phinney, Barbara]]<br /> * [[Michelle M. Pillow|Pillow, Michelle M.]]<br /> * [[Pamela Pope|Pope, Pamela]]<br /> * [[Jane Porter|Porter, Jane]]<br /> * [[Madelyn Porter|Porter, Madelyn]]<br /> * [[Karen Potter|Potter, Karen]]<br /> * [[Patricia Potter|Potter, Patricia]]<br /> * [[Cynthia Powell|Powell, Cynthia]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Power|Power, Elizabeth]]<br /> * [[Wendy Prentice|Prentice, Wendy]]<br /> * [[Arleynn Presser|Presser, Arleynn]]<br /> * [[Fayrene Preston|Preston, Fayrene]]<br /> * [[Candice Proctor|Proctor, Candice]]<br /> * [[Kate Proctor|Proctor, Kate]]<br /> * [[Mary Jo Putney|Putney, Mary Jo]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=User_talk:Birte&diff=15710 2007-01-18T15:06:55Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>--[[User:Romancewiki|Romancewiki]] 15:14, 15 January 2007 (PST)<br /> Hi Birte -- I just wanted to say &quot;hi!&quot; and thanks for all the additions! I'm so glad that someone leaped in on the Heyer stuff. I simply haven't had enough time to get back to that page!<br /> <br /> -- It was my pleasure! I'm a big Heyer fan and had all the information at hand anyway. I hope I can add more useful information - not only on Georgette Heyer - in the future. :-)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=User_talk:Birte&diff=15709 2007-01-18T15:04:31Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>--[[User:Romancewiki|Romancewiki]] 15:14, 15 January 2007 (PST)<br /> Hi Birte -- I just wanted to say &quot;hi!&quot; and thanks for all the additions! I'm so glad that someone leaped in on the Heyer stuff. I simply haven't had enough time to get back to that page!<br /> <br /> It was my pleasure! I'm a big Heyer fan and had all the information at hand anyway. I hope I can add more useful information - not only on Georgette Heyer - in the future. :-)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=LoveLetter_Magazine&diff=15515 2007-01-13T21:02:49Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Magazines]]<br /> <br /> LoveLetter is the first and so far only German in print romance magazine. It was founded by Kris Alice Hohls in February 2005, and the first issue was published in April 2005. The monthly magazine contains articles, interviews, special features and reviews and covers all romance sub-genres. Contributing authors in the first issues included [[Eloisa James|Eloisa James]], [[Kresley Cole|Kresley Cole]], [[Karen Hawkins|Karen Hawkins]], [[Connie Brockway|Connie Brockway]], [[Stephanie Bond|Stephanie Bond]], [[Sandy Curtis|Sandy Curtis]], [[Sandra Schwab|Sandra Schwab]] and [[Karen Marie Moning|Karen Marie Moning]].<br /> <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.loveletter-magazin.de/ LoveLetter Magazine]<br /> * [http://loveletter-magazin.blogspot.com/ LoveLetter Blog]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/lovelettermagazin LoveLetter at MySpace]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=LoveLetter_Magazine&diff=15514 2007-01-13T14:42:50Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Magazines]]<br /> <br /> LoveLetter is the first and so far only German in print romance magazine. It was founded by Kris Alice Hohls in February 2005, and the first issue was published in April 2005. The monthly magazine contains articles, interviews, special features and reviews and covers all romance sub-genres. Even though the format might suggest a fanzine the content was high profile from issue #1. Contributing authors in the first three issues included [[Eloisa James|Eloisa James]], [[Kresley Cole|Kresley Cole]], [[Karen Hawkins|Karen Hawkins]], [[Connie Brockway|Connie Brockway]], [[Stephanie Bond|Stephanie Bond]], [[Sandy Curtis|Sandy Curtis]], [[Sandra Schwab|Sandra Schwab]] and [[Karen Marie Moning|Karen Marie Moning]].<br /> <br /> In April 2007 the magazine will be relaunched in a thicker, glossier and more commercial format. <br /> <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.loveletter-magazin.de/ LoveLetter Magazine]<br /> * [http://loveletter-magazin.blogspot.com/ LoveLetter Blog]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/lovelettermagazin LoveLetter at MySpace]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=LoveLetter_Magazine&diff=15513 2007-01-13T14:42:32Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Magazines]]<br /> <br /> LoveLetter is the first and so far only German in print romance magazine. It was founded by Kris Alice Hohls in February 2005, and the first issue was published in April 2005. The monthly magazine contains articles, interviews, special features and reviews and covers all romance sub-genres. Even though the format might suggest a fanzine the content was high profile from issue # 1. Contributing authors in the first three issues included [[Eloisa James|Eloisa James]], [[Kresley Cole|Kresley Cole]], [[Karen Hawkins|Karen Hawkins]], [[Connie Brockway|Connie Brockway]], [[Stephanie Bond|Stephanie Bond]], [[Sandy Curtis|Sandy Curtis]], [[Sandra Schwab|Sandra Schwab]] and [[Karen Marie Moning|Karen Marie Moning]].<br /> <br /> In April 2007 the magazine will be relaunched in a thicker, glossier and more commercial format. <br /> <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.loveletter-magazin.de/ LoveLetter Magazine]<br /> * [http://loveletter-magazin.blogspot.com/ LoveLetter Blog]<br /> * [http://www.myspace.com/lovelettermagazin LoveLetter at MySpace]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15512 2007-01-13T13:53:48Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]]<br /> <br /> == General Information ==<br /> From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> === Regencies and Other Historical Novels ===<br /> * The Black Moth - 1921 ([http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel)<br /> * The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> * The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> * Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> * These Old Shades - 1926<br /> * The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> * Beauvallet - 1929<br /> * Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> * [[Devil's Cub|Devil's Cub]] - 1932<br /> * The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> * Regency Buck - 1935<br /> * The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> * An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> * The Corinthian - 1940<br /> * Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> * Friday's Child - 1944<br /> * The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> * The Foundling - 1948<br /> * [[Arabella|Arabella]] - 1949<br /> * The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> * The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> * Cotillion - 1953<br /> * The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> * Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> * Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> * April Lady - 1957<br /> * Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> * Venetia - 1958<br /> * The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> * A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> * The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> * False Colours - 1963 <br /> * Frederica - 1965 <br /> * Black Sheep - 1966<br /> * Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> * Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> * Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15511 2007-01-13T13:52:05Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]]<br /> <br /> From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> === Regencies and Other Historical Novels ===<br /> * The Black Moth - 1921 ([http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel)<br /> * The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> * The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> * Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> * These Old Shades - 1926<br /> * The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> * Beauvallet - 1929<br /> * Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> * [[Devil's Cub|Devil's Cub]] - 1932<br /> * The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> * Regency Buck - 1935<br /> * The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> * An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> * The Corinthian - 1940<br /> * Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> * Friday's Child - 1944<br /> * The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> * The Foundling - 1948<br /> * [[Arabella|Arabella]] - 1949<br /> * The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> * The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> * Cotillion - 1953<br /> * The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> * Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> * Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> * April Lady - 1957<br /> * Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> * Venetia - 1958<br /> * The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> * A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> * The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> * False Colours - 1963 <br /> * Frederica - 1965 <br /> * Black Sheep - 1966<br /> * Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> * Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> * Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15510 2007-01-13T13:50:30Z

<p>Birte: /* Regencies and other historical novels */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> === Regencies and Other Historical Novels ===<br /> * The Black Moth - 1921 ([http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel)<br /> * The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> * The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> * Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> * These Old Shades - 1926<br /> * The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> * Beauvallet - 1929<br /> * Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> * [[Devil's Cub|Devil's Cub]] - 1932<br /> * The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> * Regency Buck - 1935<br /> * The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> * An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> * The Corinthian - 1940<br /> * Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> * Friday's Child - 1944<br /> * The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> * The Foundling - 1948<br /> * [[Arabella|Arabella]] - 1949<br /> * The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> * The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> * Cotillion - 1953<br /> * The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> * Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> * Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> * April Lady - 1957<br /> * Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> * Venetia - 1958<br /> * The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> * A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> * The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> * False Colours - 1963 <br /> * Frederica - 1965 <br /> * Black Sheep - 1966<br /> * Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> * Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> * Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15509 2007-01-13T13:49:54Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> === Regencies and other historical novels ===<br /> * The Black Moth - 1921 ([http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel)<br /> * The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> * The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> * Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> * These Old Shades - 1926<br /> * The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> * Beauvallet - 1929<br /> * Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> * [[Devil's Cub|Devil's Cub]] - 1932<br /> * The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> * Regency Buck - 1935<br /> * The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> * An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> * The Corinthian - 1940<br /> * Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> * Friday's Child - 1944<br /> * The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> * The Foundling - 1948<br /> * [[Arabella|Arabella]] - 1949<br /> * The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> * The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> * Cotillion - 1953<br /> * The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> * Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> * Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> * April Lady - 1957<br /> * Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> * Venetia - 1958<br /> * The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> * A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> * The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> * False Colours - 1963 <br /> * Frederica - 1965 <br /> * Black Sheep - 1966<br /> * Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> * Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> * Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15508 2007-01-13T13:47:59Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> === Regencies and other historical novels ===<br /> * The Black Moth - 1921 ([http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel)<br /> * The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> * The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> * Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> * These Old Shades - 1926<br /> * The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> * Beauvallet - 1929<br /> * Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> * [[Devil's Cub|Devil's Cub]] - 1932<br /> * The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> * Regency Buck - 1935<br /> * The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> * An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> * The Corinthian - 1940<br /> * Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> * Friday's Child - 1944<br /> * The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> * The Foundling - 1948<br /> * [[Arabella|Arabella]] - 1949<br /> * The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> * The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> * Cotillion - 1953<br /> * The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> * Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> * Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> * April Lady - 1957<br /> * Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> * Venetia - 1958<br /> * The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> * A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> * The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> * False Colours - 1963 <br /> * Frederica - 1965 <br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|Black Sheep, The]] - 1966<br /> * Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> * Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> * Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15507 2007-01-13T13:44:45Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Regencies and other historical novels ===<br /> <br /> Regencies und historische Romane:<br /> The Black Moth - 1921<br /> The Transformation of Philip Jettan (1923) (reissued without last chapter as Powder und Patch - 1930)<br /> The Great Roxhythe - 1923<br /> Simon the Coldheart - 1925<br /> These Old Shades - 1926<br /> The Masqueraders - 1928<br /> Beauvallet - 1929<br /> Powder and Patch - 1930 <br /> Devil's Cub - 1932<br /> The Convenient Marriage - 1934 <br /> Regency Buck - 1935<br /> The Talisman Ring - 1936<br /> An Infamous Army - 1937 <br /> The Corinthian - 1940<br /> Faro's Daughter - 1941 <br /> Friday's Child - 1944<br /> The Reluctant Widow - 1946<br /> The Foundling - 1948<br /> Arabella - 1949<br /> The Grand Sophy - 1950<br /> The Quiet Gentleman - 1951<br /> Cotillion - 1953<br /> The Toll-Gate - 1954<br /> Bath Tangle - 1955<br /> Sprig Muslin - 1956 <br /> April Lady - 1957<br /> Sylvester: or The Wicked Uncle - 1957<br /> Venetia - 1958<br /> The Unknown Ajax - 1959 <br /> A Civil Contract - 1961 <br /> The Nonesuch - 1962<br /> False Colours - 1963 <br /> Frederica - 1965 <br /> Black Sheep - 1966<br /> Cousin Kate - 1968 <br /> Charity Girl - 1970 <br /> Lady of Quality - 1972<br /> <br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? - 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue - 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks - 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison - 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead - 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument - 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame - 1939<br /> * Envious Casca - 1941<br /> * Penhallow - 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death - 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited - 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape - 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror - 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride - 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John - 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' - 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1923<br /> * Helen - 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn - 1929<br /> * Pastel - 1929<br /> * Barren Corn - 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) - 1939<br /> * Full Moon - 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15506 2007-01-13T13:37:44Z

<p>Birte: /* Historical Biographies */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark – 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? – 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue – 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks – 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison – 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead – 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument – 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame – 1939<br /> * Envious Casca – 1941<br /> * Penhallow – 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death – 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited – 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape – 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror – 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride – 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John – 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Henry V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' – 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn – 1923<br /> * Helen – 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn – 1929<br /> * Pastel – 1929<br /> * Barren Corn – 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) – 1939<br /> * Full Moon – 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15505 2007-01-13T13:37:19Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark – 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? – 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue – 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks – 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison – 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead – 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument – 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame – 1939<br /> * Envious Casca – 1941<br /> * Penhallow – 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death – 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited – 1953<br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape – 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror – 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride – 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John – 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Heinrich V.)<br /> <br /> === Other Novels ===<br /> * A Proposal to Cicely (in 'The Happy Mag.)' – 1922<br /> * Instead of the Thorn – 1923<br /> * Helen – 1928<br /> * Instead of the Thorn – 1929<br /> * Pastel – 1929<br /> * Barren Corn – 1930<br /> * Pursuit (in The Queens Book of the Red Cross) – 1939<br /> * Full Moon – 1948</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15504 2007-01-13T13:33:06Z

<p>Birte: /* Historical Biographies */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark – 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? – 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue – 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks – 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison – 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead – 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument – 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame – 1939<br /> * Envious Casca – 1941<br /> * Penhallow – 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death – 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited – 1953<br /> <br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape – 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror – 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride – 1940 (based on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John – 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Heinrich V.)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15503 2007-01-13T13:32:53Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark – 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? – 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue – 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks – 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison – 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead – 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument – 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame – 1939<br /> * Envious Casca – 1941<br /> * Penhallow – 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death – 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited – 1953<br /> <br /> <br /> === Historical Biographies ===<br /> * Royal Escape – 1938 (Charles II.)<br /> * The Conqueror – 1931 (William the Conqueror)<br /> * The Spanish Bride – 1940 (bases on the biography of Sir Harry Smith)<br /> * My Lord John – 1975 (John, Duke of Bedford, brother of Heinrich V.)</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15502 2007-01-13T13:30:26Z

<p>Birte: /* Mysteries */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark – 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? – 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue – 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks – 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison – 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead – 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument – 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame – 1939<br /> * Envious Casca – 1941<br /> * Penhallow – 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death – 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited – 1953</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Georgette_Heyer&diff=15501 2007-01-13T13:30:00Z

<p>Birte: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>From [http://www.georgette-heyer.com Georgette-Heyer.com]:<br /> &quot;Georgette Heyer was an intensely private person. A best-seller all her life without the aid of publicity, she made no appearances, never gave an interview, and only answered fan letters herself if they made an interesting historical point.&quot;<br /> <br /> Georgette Heyer, cited as a major influence on romance writers and writers of other genres, including A.S. Byatt, lived from August 16 1902 - July 4 1974. [[Jane Austen]] wrote contemporaneous accounts of the Regency era, which ranged from approximately 1795 to 1820, though dates vary based on source; key events in the Regency era include the Napoleonic Wars and the ascension of Prince [[William IV]], later King [[William IV]]). Heyer's distance and wit allowed her to create a Regency world that expanded upon the work done by William Makepeace Thackeray in [[Vanity Fair]].<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.historicalnovelsociety.org/solander%20files/dixon.htm An Appreciation of Georgette Heyer] A short introduction to her life and works, including a bibliography.<br /> * [http://www.georgette-heyer.com/ Georgette-Heyer.com]<br /> * [http://www.heyerlist.org/ Heyer List] - A must for Heyer fanatics. Be warned: you may have to wait for an opening before joining the list.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Arabella|''Arabella'']]<br /> * [[Black Sheep, The|''Black Sheep, The'']]<br /> * [[Devil's Cub|''Devil's Cub'']] - 1932<br /> * [http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/heyer/moth/moth.html ''The Black Moth''] - an online copy of this novel, first published in 1921.<br /> * [[These Old Shades]]<br /> <br /> === Mysteries ===<br /> * Footsteps in the Dark - 1932<br /> * Why Shoot a Butler? – 1933 <br /> * The Unfinished Clue – 1934<br /> * Death in the Stocks – 1935<br /> * Behold, Here's Poison – 1936<br /> * They Found Him Dead – 1937<br /> * A Blunt Instrument – 1938<br /> * No wind of Blame – 1939<br /> * Envious Casca – 1941<br /> * Penhallow – 1942<br /> * Duplicate Death – 1951 <br /> * Detection Unlimited – 1953</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Elizabeth_Hoyt&diff=15500 2007-01-13T11:49:29Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.elizabethhoyt.com/ Elizabeth Hoyt]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * The Raven Prince - 2006<br /> * The Leopard Prince - 2007<br /> * The Serpent Prince - 2007</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Marjorie_M._Liu&diff=15499 2007-01-13T11:49:02Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - L]] <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.marjoriemliu.com/ Marjorie M. Liu]<br /> * [http://webpetals.livejournal.com/ Blog]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * ''X-Men: Dark Mirror'' - 2005<br /> * ''A Taste of Crimson'' - 2005<br /> <br /> <br /> Dirk &amp; Steele series:<br /> * Tiger Eye - 2005<br /> * [[Shadow Touch|''Shadow Touch'']] - 2006<br /> * Red Heart of Jade - 2006<br /> * novella: ''A Dream of Stone and Shadows'' in the anthology DARK DREAMERS (with [[Christine Feehan|Christine Feehan]]) - 2006<br /> * Eye of Heaven - 2006<br /> * Soul Song - 2007</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Victoria_Alexander&diff=15498 2007-01-13T11:48:35Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - A]] <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.eclectics.com/victoria/ Victoria Alexander]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> Effington (and friends) series: <br /> * The Weddings Bargain - 1999<br /> * The Husband List - 2000<br /> * The Marriage Lesson - 2001<br /> * The Prince's Bride - 2001<br /> * Her Highness, My Wife - 2002<br /> * Love With the Proper Husband - 2003<br /> * The Lady in Question - 2003<br /> * The Pursuit of Marriage - 2004<br /> * A Visit from Sir Nicholas - 2004<br /> * When We Meet Again - 2005<br /> * Let It Be Love - 2005<br /> <br /> <br /> Last Unmarried Men series: <br /> * A Little Bit Wicked - 2007<br /> * What A Lady Wants - 2007</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Madeline_Hunter&diff=15497 2007-01-13T11:48:01Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] [[Category:RITA Winners|Hunter]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.madelinehunter.com/ Madeline Hunter]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * By Arrangement - 2000<br /> * By Possession - 2000<br /> * By Design - 2001<br /> <br /> * The Protector - 2001<br /> * Lord of a Thousand Nights - 2002<br /> * [[Stealing Heaven|''Stealing Heaven'']] - 2002 - [[Madeline Hunter]] won the [[2003 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|2003 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.<br /> <br /> <br /> Seducer series (Victorian era):<br /> * The Seducer - 2003<br /> * The Saint - 2003<br /> * The Charmer - 2003<br /> * The Sinner - 2004<br /> * The Romantic - 2004<br /> <br /> Associated books:<br /> * Lord of Sin - 2005<br /> * Lady of Sin - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> New series (?):<br /> * The Rules of Seduction - 2006<br /> <br /> <br /> === Novellas/Short Stories ===<br /> * &quot;An Interrupted Tapestry&quot; ([[Tapestry - Hunter, Kenyon, Kurland, Moning|''Tapestry'']], also featuring [[Sherrilyn Kenyon]], [[Lynn Kurland]], and [[Karen Marie Moning]]</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Loretta_Chase&diff=15496 2007-01-13T11:47:28Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - C]] [[Category:RITA Winners|Chase]]<br /> Loretta Chase started out writing traditional Regency romances before moving into the historical romance area. Her novel, ''Lord of Scoundrels'', is considered to be one of the best romances ever written. Chase retired from romance before returning to the scene with 2004's ''Miss Wonderful''.<br /> <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * - [http://www.lorettachase.com/index.html Loretta Chase]<br /> <br /> == By Loretta Chase ==<br /> === Novels ===<br /> * [[Captives Of The Night|''Captives of the Night'']] - 1994<br /> * Devil's Delilah, The<br /> * English Witch, The<br /> * Isabella<br /> * Knaves' Wager<br /> * Last Hellion, The<br /> * Lion's Daughter, The<br /> * [[Lord Of Scoundrels|''Lord of Scoundrels'']] - [[Loretta Chase]] won the [[1996 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1996 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Short Historical Romance|Short Historical]] category.<br /> * [[Lord Perfect]]<br /> * Mad Earl's Bride, The<br /> * [[Miss Wonderful]]<br /> * [[Mister Impossible]]<br /> * [[The Sandalwood Princess|''Sandalwood Princess, The'']] - This title won the [[1991 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1991 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Regency Romance|Regency]] category.<br /> * Viscount Vagabond<br /> <br /> === Short Stories/Novellas ===<br /> * Falling Stars - Appeared in ''A Christmas Collection'', Avon, 1992 and ''A Christmas Present'', Avon, 1994<br /> <br /> === Series/Related Titles ===<br /> '''The Carsington Brothers''':<br /> * [[Miss Wonderful]] - 2004<br /> * [[Mister Impossible]] - 2005<br /> * [[Lord Perfect]] - 2006<br /> * Not Quite A Lady - 2007<br /> <br /> == Honors ==<br /> * [[1994 RRA Awards Winners|1994 RRA Awards Nominee]] - Best Historical Romance Author</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Jean_R._Ewing&diff=15495 2007-01-13T11:46:50Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - E]] [[Category:RITA Winners|Ewing]]<br /> <br /> [[Jean R. Ewing]] also writes under the name [[Julia Ross]]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.jeanrossewing.com/ Jean Ross Ewing]<br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Julia Ross]]<br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> Regency romances:<br /> * ''Scandal's Reward'' - 1994<br /> * ''Virtue's Reward'' - 1995<br /> * ''Rogue's Reward'' - 1995<br /> * ''Valor's Reward'' - 1996<br /> * ''Folly's Reward'' - 1997<br /> * ''Love's Reward'' - 1997 - [[Jean R. Ewing]] won the [[1998 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1998 RITA&amp;reg;]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Regency Romance|Regency]] category.<br /> <br /> <br /> Long historical romances:<br /> * ''Illusion'' - 1998<br /> * ''Flowers under Ice'' - 1999 - WINNER Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award, Best Historical Romance of the Year<br /> <br /> <br /> Short stories:<br /> * &quot;The Impossible Bridegroom&quot; in FLOWERS FOR THE BRIDE - 1995<br /> * &quot;The Notorious Lord&quot; in LORDS AND LADIES - 1996</div>

Birte https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Julia_Ross&diff=15494 2007-01-13T11:46:08Z

<p>Birte: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - R]] [[category:Colorado Authors]]<br /> <br /> [[Julia Ross]] began her writing career in 1992 as [[Jean R. Ewing|Jean Ross Ewing]]. She was born and raised in Britain, coming to America after graduating from university. She currently resides in the Rocky Mountains. In 2000 her publishers gave her books a new look and a new pseudonym: Julia Ross. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.juliaross.net/ Julia Ross]<br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * My Dark Prince - 2000<br /> * The Seduction - 2002 (mass market reprint 2004)<br /> * The Wicked Lover - 2004 (mass market reprint 2005)<br /> * Night of Sin - 2005 (mass market reprint 2006)<br /> * Games of Pleasure - 2005 (mass market reprint 2007)<br /> * Clandestine - 2006<br /> <br /> == Related Books == <br /> The Wyldshay trilogy: ''Night of Sin'', ''Games of Pleasure'', ''Clandestine''<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Jean R. Ewing]]</div>

Birte