https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Booksrme 2026-05-09T16:18:26Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.34.2 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Wild_Oats&diff=75251 2008-09-29T06:51:45Z

<p>Booksrme: New page: The hero is young and a virgin. He wants the older woman heroine to teach him about sex. She teaches him about life and he falls in love with her.</p> <hr /> <div>The hero is young and a virgin. He wants the older woman heroine to teach him about sex. She teaches him about life and he falls in love with her.</div>

Booksrme https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=No_Ordinary_Princess&diff=75250 2008-09-29T06:49:04Z

<p>Booksrme: New page: The heroine is the daughter of the richest oil man in town. The hero is almost an anti-hero in the beginning. He lies about his identity and finances in order to marry the rich heroine w...</p> <hr /> <div>The heroine is the daughter of the richest oil man in town. The hero is almost an anti-hero in the beginning. He lies about his identity and finances in order to marry the rich heroine who he's not in love with but who he soon does fall in love with later. When her family's finances are challenged, the hero's moral fibre is also challenged and he rises up to meet it.</div>

Booksrme https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Garters&diff=75249 2008-09-29T06:43:37Z

<p>Booksrme: New page: Poor Appalachian hillbilly heroine is taken with the local shopkeeper's son who is one of the town's elite and who has hopes of marrying the local pastor's daughter, not the poor illiterat...</p> <hr /> <div>Poor Appalachian hillbilly heroine is taken with the local shopkeeper's son who is one of the town's elite and who has hopes of marrying the local pastor's daughter, not the poor illiterate hillbilly girl who keeps following him around. <br /> <br /> Funny romantic mayhem rule in this book. Things never go as they seem and certainly not as the hero wants them to go.</div>

Booksrme https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Pamela_Morsi&diff=75248 2008-09-29T06:38:14Z

<p>Booksrme: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Morsi, Pamela}} [[category:Authors - M]] [[Category:RITA Winners]] [[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]<br /> '''Pamela Morsi''' earned her Master of Arts in Library Science and worked for nearly 20 years in various library settings before becoming a full-time author. Her first published novel appeared on shelves in 1991, and she has since hit various bestseller charts.<br /> <br /> Her stories celebrate various aspects of Americana, capturing aspects of small-town America with wit and accuracy.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']]<br /> * [[The Love Charm|''Love Charm, The'']] - 1996<br /> * [[The Marrying Stone|''The Marrying Stone'']] - 1994<br /> * [[Something Shady|''Something Shady'']]<br /> * [[Garters|''Garters'']] <br /> * [[No Ordinary Princess|''No Ordinary Princess'']] <br /> * [[Wild Oats|''Wild Oats'']] <br /> * Simple Jess<br /> * Heaven Sent<br /> * Here Comes The Bride<br /> * Runabout<br /> * Sealed with a Kiss<br /> * Sweetwood Bride<br /> <br /> == Awards/Honors ==<br /> * [[1997 Career Achievement Award Winners|1997 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Americana Historical Romance<br /> * [[1992 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1992 RITA&amp;reg; Winner]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Single Title Historical]] category with [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']]<br /> * [[1996 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1996 RITA&amp;reg; Winner]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category with [[Something Shady|''Something Shady'']]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.pamelamorsi.com/ Pamela Morsi]</div>

Booksrme https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Pamela_Morsi&diff=75247 2008-09-29T06:33:35Z

<p>Booksrme: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Morsi, Pamela}} [[category:Authors - M]] [[Category:RITA Winners]] [[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]<br /> '''Pamela Morsi''' earned her Master of Arts in Library Science and worked for nearly 20 years in various library settings before becoming a full-time author. Her first published novel appeared on shelves in 1991, and she has since hit various bestseller charts.<br /> <br /> Her stories celebrate various aspects of Americana, capturing aspects of small-town America with wit and accuracy.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']]<br /> * [[The Love Charm|''Love Charm, The'']] - 1996<br /> * [[The Marrying Stone|''The Marrying Stone'']] - 1994<br /> * [[Something Shady|''Something Shady'']]<br /> * Simple Jess<br /> * Garters <br /> * Heaven Sent<br /> * Here Comes The Bride<br /> * No Ordinary Princess<br /> * Runabout<br /> * Sealed with a Kiss<br /> * Sweetwood Bride<br /> * Wild Oats<br /> <br /> == Awards/Honors ==<br /> * [[1997 Career Achievement Award Winners|1997 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Americana Historical Romance<br /> * [[1992 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1992 RITA&amp;reg; Winner]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Single Title Historical]] category with [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']]<br /> * [[1996 RITA&amp;reg; Winners|1996 RITA&amp;reg; Winner]] in the [[RITA&amp;reg;: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category with [[Something Shady|''Something Shady'']]<br /> <br /> == On the Web ==<br /> * [http://www.pamelamorsi.com/ Pamela Morsi]</div>

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