https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Clark02176 2026-04-26T13:20:32Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.34.2 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Sofi_O%27Bryan&diff=123253 2012-04-22T17:23:49Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:O'Bryan, Sofi}} [[Category:Authors - O]] <br /> == Biography ==<br /> Sofi O'Bryan wrote at least six novels, often under the name [[Tracy Adams]].<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> * ''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' as Tracy Adams - Ace, 1962 <br /> * ''Washington Nurse'' as Tracy Adams - Avon, 1963 <br /> * ''Hotel Nurse'' as Tracy Adams - Ace, 1964 <br /> * ''Secret of the Priory, The'' as Sofi O'Bryan - Dell 1975<br /> * ''Roman Candles'' as both Sofi O'Bryan and Tracy Adams - Pocket Books, 1981 <br /> * ''Moth And The Flame, The'' as Tracy Adams - June 1981 (Silhouette Romance #86)</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Sofi_O%27Bryan&diff=123252 2012-04-22T17:23:15Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:O'Bryan, Sofi}} [[Category:Authors - O]] <br /> == Biography ==<br /> Sofi O'Bryan wrote at least six novels, often under the name Tracy Adams.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> * ''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' as Tracy Adams - Ace, 1962 <br /> * ''Washington Nurse'' as Tracy Adams - Avon, 1963 <br /> * ''Hotel Nurse'' as Tracy Adams - Ace, 1964 <br /> * ''Secret of the Priory, The'' as Sofi O'Bryan - Dell 1975<br /> * ''Roman Candles'' as both Sofi O'Bryan and Tracy Adams - Pocket Books, 1981 <br /> * ''Moth And The Flame, The'' as Tracy Adams - June 1981 (Silhouette Romance #86)</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Sofi_O%27Bryan&diff=123251 2012-04-22T17:17:36Z

<p>Clark02176: Created page with &quot;{{DEFAULTSORT:O'Bryan, Sofi}} Category:Authors - O == Biography == Sofi O'Bryan wrote at least six novels, often under the name Tracy Adams. == Biography ==&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:O'Bryan, Sofi}} [[Category:Authors - O]] <br /> == Biography ==<br /> Sofi O'Bryan wrote at least six novels, often under the name Tracy Adams.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Biography ==</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Tracy_Adams&diff=123250 2012-04-22T17:12:51Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Adams, Tracy}} [[Category:Authors - A]] [[Category:Silhouette Romance Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> While Tracy Adams is a pen name frequently associated in uncredited internet sources as having been used by Arlene Hale, it is unlikely that this is true. Two books with the author Tracy Adams (''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' and ''Hotel Nurse''), in their listings in the Library of Congress ''Catalog of Copyright Entries'', are credited to the author [[Sofi O'Bryan]], and the book ''Roman Candles'' is published under both names.<br /> <br /> A biography in the book ''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' published by Ace Books (D-549) in 1962, reads:<br /> <br /> &quot;Tracy Adams has written extensively for women's magazines, has been on the staff of several such periodicals, and has worked as a reporter for a midwestern daily. Married to a commercial artist, she is the mother of two children and now makes her home on Long Island. She says of this novel: 'Before I became a reporter, I wanted to be a nurse, and did some hospital work. Nurse Thorne came into being when the lovely daughter of a friend of mine gave up a stage career to enter nursing. If I weren't a writer, I'd be a nurse today.' &quot;<br /> <br /> If this biography is not a complete fiction of itself, it does not entirely gibe with Arlene Hale's own life story, as Hale lived in Iowa and is not known to have married. (The fact that she was a reporter as well means little, as many romance authors of the era were also journalists.)<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * ''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' - Ace, 1962<br /> * ''Washington Nurse'' - Avon, 1963<br /> * ''Hotel Nurse'' - Ace, 1964<br /> * ''Roman Candles'' - Pocket Books, 1981<br /> * ''[[The Moth And The Flame|Moth And The Flame, The]]'' - June 1981 ([[Silhouette Romance By The Numbers|Silhouette Romance #86]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Tracy_Adams&diff=123249 2012-04-22T17:11:01Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Adams, Tracy}} [[Category:Authors - A]] [[Category:Silhouette Romance Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> While Tracy Adams is a pen name frequently associated in uncredited internet sources as having been used by Arlene Hale, it is unlikely that this is true. Two books with the author Tracy Adams (''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' and ''Hotel Nurse''), in their listings in the Library of Congress ''Catalog of Copyright Entries'', are credited to the author [[Sofi O'Bryan]], and the book ''Roman Candles'' is published under both names.<br /> <br /> A biography in the book ''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' published by Ace Books (D-549) in 1962, reads:<br /> <br /> &quot;Tracy Adams has written extensively for women's magazines, has been on the staff of several such periodicals, and has worked as a reporter for a midwestern daily. Married to a commercial artist, she is the mother of two children and now makes her home on Long Island. She says of this novel: 'Before I became a reporter, I wanted to be a nurse, and did some hospital work. Nurse Thorne came into being when the lovely daughter of a friend of mine gave up a stage career to enter nursing. If I weren't a writer, I'd be a nurse today.' &quot;<br /> <br /> If this biography is not a complete fiction of itself, it does not entirely gibe with Arlene Hale's own life story, as Hale lived in Iowa and is not known to have married. (The fact that she was a reporter as well means little, as many romance authors of the era were also journalists.)<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * ''[[The Moth And The Flame|Moth And The Flame, The]]'' - June 1981 ([[Silhouette Romance By The Numbers|Silhouette Romance #86]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Tracy_Adams&diff=123248 2012-04-22T17:10:40Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Adams, Tracy}} [[Category:Authors - A]] [[Category:Silhouette Romance Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> While Tracy Adams is a pen name frequently associated in uncredited internet sources as having been used by Arlene Hale, it is unlikely that this is true. Two books with the author Tracy Adams (''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' and ''Hotel Nurse''), in their listings in the Library of Congress ''Catalog of Copyright Entries'', are credited to the author [[Sofi O'Bryan]], and the book ''Roman Candles'' is published under both names.<br /> <br /> A biography in the book ''Spotlight on Nurse Thorne'' published by Ace Books (D-549) in 1962, reads:<br /> <br /> &quot;Tracy Adams has written extensively for women's magazines, has been on the staff of several such periodicals, and has worked as a reporter for a midwestern daily. Married to a commercial artist, she is the mother of two children and now makes her home on Long Island. She says of this novel: 'Before I became a reporter, I wanted to be a nurse, and did some hospital work. Nurse Thorne came into being when the lovely daughter of a friend of mine gave up a stage career to enter nursing. If I weren't a writer, I'd be a nurse today.' &quot;<br /> <br /> If this biography is not a complete fiction of itself, it does not entirely gibe with Arlene Hale's own life story, as Hale lived in Iowa and is not known to have married. (The fact that she was a reporter as well means little, as many romance authors of the era were also journalists.)<br /> <br /> Books written under the name Tracy Adams (and associated with the name Sofi O'Bryan):<br /> <br /> - Spotlight on Nurse Thorne, Ace, 1962<br /> - Washington Nurse, Avon, 1963<br /> - Hotel Nurse, Ace, 1964<br /> - Roman Candles, Pocket Books, 1981<br /> - The Moth and the Flame, Silhouette, 1981<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * ''[[The Moth And The Flame|Moth And The Flame, The]]'' - June 1981 ([[Silhouette Romance By The Numbers|Silhouette Romance #86]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Ski_Lodge_Nurse&diff=121462 2012-03-10T17:19:09Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>This book was written by Richard Wilkes Hunter under the pseudonym Diana Douglas. It was published in 1970 by Signet Books.<br /> <br /> ''For raven-haired, sports-loving Ria Madden, being a nurse at Hurricane Valley Ski Lodge had been, for the past three seasons, the perfect job—glamorous, exciting, fun. But this year was different. This year was trouble, and Ria knew it. It began with the strangely persistent romantic attentions of Thor Carlsen, the handsome Nordic skiing champion. It increased in intensity with Dr. Leon Marshall’s inordinate concern with Ria’s every after-hours activity. And then, without warning, it exploded into an avalanche of danger which forced her to face the ultimate challenge of her nursing career—and to make the most crucial decision of her life…''<br /> <br /> [[File:Ski_Lodge_Nurse.jpg]]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=File:Ski_Lodge_Nurse.jpg&diff=121461 2012-03-10T17:18:31Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div></div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Ski_Lodge_Nurse&diff=121460 2012-03-10T17:17:09Z

<p>Clark02176: Created page with &quot;This book was written by Richard Wilkes Hunter under the pseudonym Diana Douglas. It was published in 1970 by Signet Books. ''For raven-haired, sports-loving Ria Madden, being a...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>This book was written by Richard Wilkes Hunter under the pseudonym Diana Douglas. It was published in 1970 by Signet Books.<br /> <br /> ''For raven-haired, sports-loving Ria Madden, being a nurse at Hurricane Valley Ski Lodge had been, for the past three seasons, the perfect job—glamorous, exciting, fun. But this year was different. This year was trouble, and Ria knew it. It began with the strangely persistent romantic attentions of Thor Carlsen, the handsome Nordic skiing champion. It increased in intensity with Dr. Leon Marshall’s inordinate concern with Ria’s every after-hours activity. And then, without warning, it exploded into an avalanche of danger which forced her to face the ultimate challenge of her nursing career—and to make the most crucial decision of her life…''</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Diana_Douglas&diff=109459 2011-04-30T20:03:36Z

<p>Clark02176: /* See Also */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Douglas, Doiane}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Authors - D]] <br /> <br /> '''DIANA DOUGLAS''' is a pen name used by Richard Wilkes-Hunter (1906-1991), an extremely prolific writer from New South Wales, Australia. Under this name he wrote nurse romance novels, but he also used at least a dozen other pen names to write romances, westerns, spy novels, war adventures, and pornography.<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Caroline Farr]] <br /> * [[Shauna Marlowe]]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Beauty Contest Nurse]]'' - 1973 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Caribbean Nurse]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Doctor in Shadow]]'' - 1967 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Dude Ranch Nurse]]'' - 1970 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Duty Nurse]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[The Fledgling Nurses]]'' - 1971 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Hockey Star Nurse]]'' - 1972 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Mystery Nurse]]'' - 1968 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse Chadwick's Sorrow]]'' - 1967 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse in Disaster]]'' - ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse Lambert's Conflict]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse on Location]]'' - 1968 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Resort Nurse]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Sea Nurse]]'' - ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Ski Lodge Nurse]]'' - 1970 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Surfing Nurse]]'' - 1971 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Surgical Nurse]]'' - 1975 ([[Signet]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Diana_Douglas&diff=109458 2011-04-30T20:02:59Z

<p>Clark02176: New page: {{DEFAULTSORT:Douglas, Doiane}} Category:Authors - D '''DIANA DOUGLAS''' is a pen name used by Richard Wilkes-Hunter (1906-1991), an extremely prolific writer from New South Wales, ...</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Douglas, Doiane}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Authors - D]] <br /> <br /> '''DIANA DOUGLAS''' is a pen name used by Richard Wilkes-Hunter (1906-1991), an extremely prolific writer from New South Wales, Australia. Under this name he wrote nurse romance novels, but he also used at least a dozen other pen names to write romances, westerns, spy novels, war adventures, and pornography.<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Carline Farr]] <br /> * [[Shauna Marlowe]]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Beauty Contest Nurse]]'' - 1973 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Caribbean Nurse]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Doctor in Shadow]]'' - 1967 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Dude Ranch Nurse]]'' - 1970 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Duty Nurse]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[The Fledgling Nurses]]'' - 1971 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Hockey Star Nurse]]'' - 1972 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Mystery Nurse]]'' - 1968 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse Chadwick's Sorrow]]'' - 1967 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse in Disaster]]'' - ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse Lambert's Conflict]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Nurse on Location]]'' - 1968 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Resort Nurse]]'' - 1969 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Sea Nurse]]'' - ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Ski Lodge Nurse]]'' - 1970 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Surfing Nurse]]'' - 1971 ([[Signet]])<br /> * ''[[Surgical Nurse]]'' - 1975 ([[Signet]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Caroline_Farr&diff=109457 2011-04-30T19:48:47Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Farr, Caroline}}[[category:Authors - F]][[Category:Deceased Authors]][[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Male Romance Authors]]<br /> Caroline Farr is the pseudonym of Richard Wilkes-Hunter (1906 - 1991), a prolific Australian writer. Under this name, he wrote a number of [[Gothic]] romance novels. He used over a dozen pseudonyms and wrote war stories, romances, spy novels, westerns and pornography. Sometimes this name is incorrectly attributed to Allan Geoffrey Yates.<br /> == See Also - Just a few of the Pseudonyms for this author ==<br /> * [[R. WILKES-HUNTER]] - Richard Albert Wilkes-Hunter<br /> * [[Todd Conrad]]<br /> * [[Alex Crane]]<br /> * [[Bradley Ross]]<br /> * [[Diana Douglas]]<br /> * [[Shauna Marlowe]]<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Brecon Castle]] - 1976 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[A Castle In Canada]] - 1972 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[A Castle in Spain/Web of Horror]] - 1966 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Castle Of Terror]] - 1975 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Castle On The Loch]] - 1979 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Castle On The Rhine]] - 1979 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Chateau Of Wolves]] - 1976 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Dark Citadel]] - 1971 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Dark Mansion]] - 1974 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Granite Folly]] - 1967 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Heiress Of Corsair Keep]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Heiress Of Fear]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Dark Illusions]] - 1973 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Destiny]] - 1969 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The House Of Landsdown]] - 1977 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Secrets - Caroline Farr|House Of Secrets]] - 1972 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Tombs]] - 1966 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Treachery]] - 1977 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Valhalla]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The House On The Cliffs]] - 1974 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Island Of Evil - Caroline Farr|Island Of Evil]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Malevolent]] - 1974 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Of Evil]] - 1966 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Of Menace]] - 1976 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Of Peril]] - 1975 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Ravensnest]] - 1977 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Room of Secrets]] - 1979 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Scream In The Storm]] - 1975 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Secret At Ravenswood]] - 1980 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Secret Of Castle Ferrara]] - 1970 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Secret Of The Chateau]] - 1967 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Sinister House]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[So Near And Yet...]] - 1968 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Terror On Duncan Island]] - 1971 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Towers Of Fear]] - 1972 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Witch's Hammer]] - 1967 [[Signet]]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Caroline_Farr&diff=109456 2011-04-30T19:45:30Z

<p>Clark02176: /* See Also - Just a few of the Pseudonyms for this author */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Farr, Caroline}}[[category:Authors - F]][[Category:Deceased Authors]][[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Male Romance Authors]]<br /> Caroline Farr - real name Richard Wilkes-Hunter was a prolific Australian writer who lived (1906 - 1991), under this name he wrote a number of [[Gothic]] romance novels. He had many pseudonyms under which he wrote and shared some of them with other writers. He wrote everything from war adventures, romances, spy thrillers, westerns and pornography. Sometimes this name is incorrectly attributed to Allan Geoffrey Yates.<br /> == See Also - Just a few of the Pseudonyms for this author ==<br /> * [[R. WILKES-HUNTER]] - Richard Albert Wilkes-Hunter<br /> * [[Todd Conrad]]<br /> * [[Alex Crane]]<br /> * [[Bradley Ross]]<br /> * [[Diana Douglas]]<br /> * [[Shauna Marlowe]]<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> * [[Brecon Castle]] - 1976 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[A Castle In Canada]] - 1972 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[A Castle in Spain/Web of Horror]] - 1966 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Castle Of Terror]] - 1975 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Castle On The Loch]] - 1979 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Castle On The Rhine]] - 1979 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Chateau Of Wolves]] - 1976 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Dark Citadel]] - 1971 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Dark Mansion]] - 1974 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Granite Folly]] - 1967 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Heiress Of Corsair Keep]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Heiress Of Fear]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Dark Illusions]] - 1973 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Destiny]] - 1969 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The House Of Landsdown]] - 1977 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Secrets - Caroline Farr|House Of Secrets]] - 1972 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Tombs]] - 1966 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Treachery]] - 1977 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[House Of Valhalla]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The House On The Cliffs]] - 1974 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Island Of Evil - Caroline Farr|Island Of Evil]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Malevolent]] - 1974 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Of Evil]] - 1966 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Of Menace]] - 1976 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Mansion Of Peril]] - 1975 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Ravensnest]] - 1977 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Room of Secrets]] - 1979 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Scream In The Storm]] - 1975 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Secret At Ravenswood]] - 1980 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Secret Of Castle Ferrara]] - 1970 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Secret Of The Chateau]] - 1967 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Sinister House]] - 1978 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[So Near And Yet...]] - 1968 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Terror On Duncan Island]] - 1971 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[The Towers Of Fear]] - 1972 [[Signet]]<br /> * [[Witch's Hammer]] - 1967 [[Signet]]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Private_Duty&diff=109167 2011-04-23T17:33:09Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Book Description */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category: Doctor/Nurse]][[Category: Doctor/Nurse]] &lt;!--add the correct year--&gt;<br /> * '''Author''': [[FAITH BALDWIN]]<br /> * '''Publisher''': [[Blakiston/Triangle Books]]<br /> * '''Year''': 1935<br /> <br /> ==Book Description==<br /> <br /> ''From the dust jacket:''<br /> Pretty Carolyn Cutler generall knew her own mind. She had learned to during three long years of training at Updale, earning the right to sign herself, Registered Nurse. But now that she was successfully out on her own, she faced a problem which her nursing training alone couldn’t solve. Three men wanted to marry her. And they all knew their own minds.<br /> First there was Dr. Livingston. Carolyn had idolized him while she was in training; they had, in fact, considered themselves engaged. Now she wasn’t sure whether she really loved the man or the surgeon. Then there was her employer, Derek Williams, whose household she was running now that his wife had died. She knew she didn’t love him, but she pitied him and she adored his difficult young son. And last there was an impetuous, red-headed scamp named Bill Hamilton whose chief claim to fame was the number of breach of promise suits in which he had been involved.<br /> That is the involved situation of one of Miss Baldwin’s fastest, most appealing romances. It is a novel of hospital life, of the trials and problems of a nurse on private duty, and, above all, the story of a grand young girl for whom the world grew so complicated that it finally took a bloody factory strike to provide the solution.<br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> * ''Private Duty'' at Vintage Nurse Romance Novels [http://vintagenurseromancenovels.blogspot.com/2010/10/private-duty.html]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Private_Duty&diff=109166 2011-04-23T17:31:59Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category: Doctor/Nurse]][[Category: Doctor/Nurse]] &lt;!--add the correct year--&gt;<br /> * '''Author''': [[FAITH BALDWIN]]<br /> * '''Publisher''': [[Blakiston/Triangle Books]]<br /> * '''Year''': 1935<br /> <br /> ==Book Description==<br /> <br /> ''From the dust jacket:''<br /> Pretty Carolyn Cutler generall knew her own mind. She had learned to during three long years of training at Updale, earning the right to sign herself, Registered Nurse. But now that she was successfully out on her own, she faced a problem which her nursing training alone couldn’t solve. Three men wanted to marry her. And they all knew their own minds.<br /> First there was Dr. Livingston. Carolyn had idolized him while she was in training; they had, in fact, considered themselves engaged. Now she wasn’t sure whether she really loved the man or the surgeon. Then there was her employer, Derek Williams, whose household she was running now that his wife had died. She knew she didn’t love him, but she pitied him and she adored his difficult young son. And last there was an impetuous, red-headed scamp named Bill Hamilton whose chief claim to fame was the number of breach of promise suits in which he had been involved.<br /> That is the involved situation of one of Miss Baldwin’s fastest, most appealing romances. It is a novel of hospital life, of the trials and problems of a nurse on private duty, and, above all, the story of a grand young girl for whom the world grew so complicated that it finally took a bloody factory strike to provide the solution.<br /> <br /> [[Image:Private Duty.jpg]]<br /> == Reviews ==<br /> * ''Private Duty'' at Vintage Nurse Romance Novels [http://vintagenurseromancenovels.blogspot.com/2010/10/private-duty.html]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=File:Private_Duty.jpg&diff=109165 2011-04-23T17:31:10Z

<p>Clark02176: cover of Private Duty by Faith Baldwin</p> <hr /> <div>cover of Private Duty by Faith Baldwin</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Private_Duty&diff=109164 2011-04-23T17:29:46Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Reviews */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:]][[Category: Doctor/Nurse]] &lt;!--add the correct year--&gt;<br /> * '''Author''': [[FAITH BALDWIN]]<br /> * '''Publisher''': [[Blakiston/Triangle Books]]<br /> * '''Year''': 1935<br /> <br /> ==Book Description==<br /> <br /> ''From the dust jacket:''<br /> Pretty Carolyn Cutler generall knew her own mind. She had learned to during three long years of training at Updale, earning the right to sign herself, Registered Nurse. But now that she was successfully out on her own, she faced a problem which her nursing training alone couldn’t solve. Three men wanted to marry her. And they all knew their own minds.<br /> First there was Dr. Livingston. Carolyn had idolized him while she was in training; they had, in fact, considered themselves engaged. Now she wasn’t sure whether she really loved the man or the surgeon. Then there was her employer, Derek Williams, whose household she was running now that his wife had died. She knew she didn’t love him, but she pitied him and she adored his difficult young son. And last there was an impetuous, red-headed scamp named Bill Hamilton whose chief claim to fame was the number of breach of promise suits in which he had been involved.<br /> That is the involved situation of one of Miss Baldwin’s fastest, most appealing romances. It is a novel of hospital life, of the trials and problems of a nurse on private duty, and, above all, the story of a grand young girl for whom the world grew so complicated that it finally took a bloody factory strike to provide the solution.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> * ''Private Duty'' at Vintage Nurse Romance Novels [http://vintagenurseromancenovels.blogspot.com/2010/10/private-duty.html]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Private_Duty&diff=109163 2011-04-23T17:28:59Z

<p>Clark02176: New page: Category:Category: Doctor/Nurse &lt;!--add the correct year--&gt; * '''Author''': FAITH BALDWIN * '''Publisher''': Blakiston/Triangle Books * '''Year''': 1935 ==Book Description...</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:]][[Category: Doctor/Nurse]] &lt;!--add the correct year--&gt;<br /> * '''Author''': [[FAITH BALDWIN]]<br /> * '''Publisher''': [[Blakiston/Triangle Books]]<br /> * '''Year''': 1935<br /> <br /> ==Book Description==<br /> <br /> ''From the dust jacket:''<br /> Pretty Carolyn Cutler generall knew her own mind. She had learned to during three long years of training at Updale, earning the right to sign herself, Registered Nurse. But now that she was successfully out on her own, she faced a problem which her nursing training alone couldn’t solve. Three men wanted to marry her. And they all knew their own minds.<br /> First there was Dr. Livingston. Carolyn had idolized him while she was in training; they had, in fact, considered themselves engaged. Now she wasn’t sure whether she really loved the man or the surgeon. Then there was her employer, Derek Williams, whose household she was running now that his wife had died. She knew she didn’t love him, but she pitied him and she adored his difficult young son. And last there was an impetuous, red-headed scamp named Bill Hamilton whose chief claim to fame was the number of breach of promise suits in which he had been involved.<br /> That is the involved situation of one of Miss Baldwin’s fastest, most appealing romances. It is a novel of hospital life, of the trials and problems of a nurse on private duty, and, above all, the story of a grand young girl for whom the world grew so complicated that it finally took a bloody factory strike to provide the solution.<br /> <br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> * [http://vintagenurseromancenovels.blogspot.com/2010/10/private-duty.html]</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lucy_Agnes_Hancock&diff=109162 2011-04-23T17:07:14Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] [[Category:Harlequin Romance Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time. She published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published more than 30 novels over the course of her career. <br /> <br /> Hancock was born in Brooklyn, New York, but soon moved to Auburn, New York, where she lived the rest of her life. She died there on April 29, 1962.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Blood Of Her Ancestors|''Blood Of Her Ancestors'']] - 1960 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #502]]<br /> * [[Brown Honey|''Brown Honey'']] - 1937 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[Calling Nurse Blair|''Calling Nurse Blair'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance <br /> * [[Christmas Gift|''Christmas Gift'']] - 1938 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[Community Nurse|''Community Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1953 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #264]])<br /> * [[District Nurse|''District Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #338]]<br /> * [[Doctor Bill|''Doctor Bill'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #346]]<br /> * [[Doctor Kim|''Doctor Kim'']] - 1947 Macrae-Smith (also published as ''Graduate Nurse'')<br /> * [[The Doctor's Romance|''The Doctor's Romance'']] - 1955 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Dr. James Meets Nurse Sally|''Dr. James Meets Nurse Sally'']] - 1950 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Gay Pretending|''Gay Pretending'']] - 1936 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[General Duty Nurse|''General Duty Nurse'']] - 1945 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1953 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #235]])<br /> * [[Graduate Nurse|''Graduate Nurse'']] - 1947 Bantam Books (also published as ''Doctor Kim'')<br /> * [[Hospital Nurse|''Hospital Nurse'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #313]]<br /> * [[Meet The Warrens|''Meet The Warrens'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #372]]<br /> * [[North Side Nurse|''North Side Nurse'']] - 1950 Macrae-Smith<br /> * [[The Nurse|''Nurse, The'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #302]]<br /> * [[The Nurse at Whittle's|''The Nurse at Whittle's'']] - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse Barlow|''Nurse Barlow'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #292]]<br /> * [[Nurse Brooks' Sacrifice|''Nurse Brooks' Sacrifice'']] - 1955 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Nurse Deborah Falls in Love|''Nurse Deborah Falls in Love'']] - 1956 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Nurse In White|''Nurse In White'']] - 1959 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #496]]<br /> * [[Nurse Kathy Decides|''Nurse Kathy Decides'']] - Macrae-Smith<br /> * [[Nurse Mary and Doctor Tim|''Nurse Mary and Doctor Tim'']] - W. Foulsham 1956<br /> * [[Nurse's Aid|''Nurse's Aid'']] - 1943 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1956 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #356]])<br /> * [[Nurses Are People|''Nurses Are People'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #339]]<br /> * [[Pat Whitney, R.N.|''Pat Whitney, R.N.'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #347]]<br /> * [[Resident Nurse|''Resident Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #333]]<br /> * [[The Shorn Lamb|''Shorn Lamb, The'']] - 1957 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #397]]<br /> * [[Special Nurse|''Special Nurse'']] - 1950 Pocket Books<br /> * [[Staff Nurse|''Staff Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1955 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #332]])<br /> * [[Student Nurse|''Student Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Student Nurse's Lover|''Student Nurse's Lover'']] - 1954 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Village Doctor|''Village Doctor'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #344]]<br /> * [[West End Nurse|''West End Nurse'']] - 1943 Triangle Books</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lucy_Agnes_Hancock&diff=109161 2011-04-23T17:06:19Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] [[Category:Harlequin Romance Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time. She published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published more than 30 novels over the course of her career. <br /> <br /> Hancock was born in Brooklyn, New York, but soon moved to Auburn, New York, where she lived the rest of her life. She died there on April 29, 1962.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Blood Of Her Ancestors|''Blood Of Her Ancestors'']] - 1960 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #502]]<br /> * [[Brown Honey|''Brown Honey'']] - 1937 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[Calling Nurse Blair|''Calling Nurse Blair'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance <br /> * [[Christmas Gift|''Christmas Gift'']] - 1938 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[Community Nurse|''Community Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1953 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #264]])<br /> * [[District Nurse|''District Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #338]]<br /> * [[Doctor Bill|''Doctor Bill'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #346]]<br /> * [[Doctor Kim|''Doctor Kim'']] - 1947 Macrae-Smith (also published as ''Graduate Nurse'')<br /> * [[The Doctor's Romance|''The Doctor's Romance'']] - 1955 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Dr. James Meets Nurse Sally|''Dr. James Meets Nurse Sally'']] - 1950 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Gay Pretending|''Gay Pretending'']] - 1936 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[General Duty Nurse|''General Duty Nurse'']] - 1945 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1953 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #235]])<br /> * Graduate Nurse - 1947 Bantam Books (also published as ''Doctor Kim'')<br /> * [[Hospital Nurse|''Hospital Nurse'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #313]]<br /> * [[Meet The Warrens|''Meet The Warrens'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #372]]<br /> * [[North Side Nurse|''North Side Nurse'']] - 1950 Macrae-Smith<br /> * [[The Nurse|''Nurse, The'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #302]]<br /> * [[The Nurse at Whittle's|''The Nurse at Whittle's'']] - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse Barlow|''Nurse Barlow'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #292]]<br /> * [[Nurse Brooks' Sacrifice|''Nurse Brooks' Sacrifice'']] - 1955 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Nurse Deborah Falls in Love|''Nurse Deborah Falls in Love'']] - 1956 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Nurse In White|''Nurse In White'']] - 1959 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #496]]<br /> * [[Nurse Kathy Decides|''Nurse Kathy Decides'']] - Macrae-Smith<br /> * [[Nurse Mary and Doctor Tim|''Nurse Mary and Doctor Tim'']] - W. Foulsham 1956<br /> * [[Nurse's Aid|''Nurse's Aid'']] - 1943 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1956 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #356]])<br /> * [[Nurses Are People|''Nurses Are People'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #339]]<br /> * [[Pat Whitney, R.N.|''Pat Whitney, R.N.'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #347]]<br /> * [[Resident Nurse|''Resident Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #333]]<br /> * [[The Shorn Lamb|''Shorn Lamb, The'']] - 1957 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #397]]<br /> * [[Special Nurse|''Special Nurse'']] - 1950 Pocket Books<br /> * [[Staff Nurse|''Staff Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books (reprinted in 1955 by [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #332]])<br /> * [[Student Nurse|''Student Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Student Nurse's Lover|''Student Nurse's Lover'']] - 1954 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Village Doctor|''Village Doctor'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #344]]<br /> * [[West End Nurse|''West End Nurse'']] - 1943 Triangle Books</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lucy_Agnes_Hancock&diff=109160 2011-04-23T17:02:10Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] [[Category:Harlequin Romance Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time. She published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published more than 30 novels over the course of her career. <br /> <br /> Hancock was born in Brooklyn, New York, but soon moved to Auburn, New York, where she lived the rest of her life. She died there on April 29, 1962.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Blood Of Her Ancestors|''Blood Of Her Ancestors'']] - 1960 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #502]]<br /> * [[Brown Honey|''Brown Honey'']] - 1937 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * [[Calling Nurse Blair|''Calling Nurse Blair'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance <br /> * [[Christmas Gift|''Christmas Gift'']] - 1938 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * Community Nurse - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Community Nurse|''Community Nurse'']] - 1953 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #264]]<br /> * [[District Nurse|''District Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #338]]<br /> * [[Doctor Bill|''Doctor Bill'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #346]]<br /> * [[Doctor Kim|''Doctor Kim'']] - 1947 Macrae-Smith (also published as ''Graduate Nurse'')<br /> * [[The Doctor's Romance|''The Doctor's Romance'']] - 1955 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Dr. James Meets Nurse Sally|''Dr. James Meets Nurse Sally'']] - 1950 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Gay Pretending|''Gay Pretending'']] - 1936 Penn Publishing Company<br /> * General Duty Nurse - 1945 Triangle Books <br /> * [[General Duty Nurse|''General Duty Nurse'']] - 1953 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #235]]<br /> * Graduate Nurse - 1947 Bantam Books (also published as ''Doctor Kim'')<br /> * [[Hospital Nurse|''Hospital Nurse'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #313]]<br /> * [[Meet The Warrens|''Meet The Warrens'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #372]]<br /> * [[North Side Nurse|''North Side Nurse'']] - 1950 Macrae-Smith<br /> * [[The Nurse|''Nurse, The'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #302]]<br /> * The Nurse at Whittle's - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse Barlow|''Nurse Barlow'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #292]]<br /> * [[Nurse Brooks' Sacrifice|''Nurse Brooks' Sacrifice'']] - 1955 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Nurse Deborah Falls in Love|''Nurse Deborah Falls in Love'']] - 1956 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Nurse In White|''Nurse In White'']] - 1959 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #496]]<br /> * [[Nurse Kathy Decides|''Nurse Kathy Decides'']] - Macrae-Smith<br /> * [[Nurse Mary and Doctor Tim|''Nurse Mary and Doctor Tim'']] - W. Foulsham 1956<br /> * Nurse's Aide - 1943 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse's Aid|''Nurse's Aid'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #356]]<br /> * [[Nurses Are People|''Nurses Are People'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #339]]<br /> * [[Pat Whitney, R.N.|''Pat Whitney, R.N.'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #347]]<br /> * [[Resident Nurse|''Resident Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #333]]<br /> * [[The Shorn Lamb|''Shorn Lamb, The'']] - 1957 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #397]]<br /> * [[Special Nurse|''Special Nurse'']] - 1950 Pocket Books<br /> * Staff Nurse - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Staff Nurse|''Staff Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #332]]<br /> * [[Student Nurse|''Student Nurse'']] - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Student Nurse's Lover|''Student Nurse's Lover'']] - 1954 W. Foulsham<br /> * [[Village Doctor|''Village Doctor'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #344]]<br /> * West End Nurse - 1943 Triangle Books</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lucy_Agnes_Hancock&diff=109159 2011-04-23T16:45:55Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] [[Category:Harlequin Romance Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time. She published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published more than 30 novels over the course of her career. <br /> <br /> Hancock was born in Brooklyn, New York, but soon moved to Auburn, New York, where she lived the rest of her life. She died there on April 29, 1962.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Blood Of Her Ancestors|''Blood Of Her Ancestors'']] - 1960 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #502]]<br /> * [[Brown Honey]] - 1937 [[Penn Publishing Company]]<br /> * [[Calling Nurse Blair|''Calling Nurse Blair'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance <br /> * Community Nurse - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Community Nurse|''Community Nurse'']] - 1953 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #264]]<br /> * [[District Nurse|''District Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #338]]<br /> * [[Doctor Bill|''Doctor Bill'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #346]]<br /> * General Duty Nurse - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[General Duty Nurse|''General Duty Nurse'']] - 1953 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #235]]<br /> * Graduate Nurse - 1947 Bantam Books<br /> * [[Hospital Nurse|''Hospital Nurse'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #313]]<br /> * [[Meet The Warrens|''Meet The Warrens'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #372]]<br /> * [[The Nurse|''Nurse, The'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #302]]<br /> * The Nurse at Whittle's - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse Barlow|''Nurse Barlow'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #292]]<br /> * [[Nurse In White|''Nurse In White'']] - 1959 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #496]]<br /> * Nurse's Aide - 1943 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse's Aid|''Nurse's Aid'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #356]]<br /> * [[Nurses Are People|''Nurses Are People'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #339]]<br /> * [[Pat Whitney, R.N.|''Pat Whitney, R.N.'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #347]]<br /> * [[Resident Nurse|''Resident Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #333]]<br /> * [[The Shorn Lamb|''Shorn Lamb, The'']] - 1957 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #397]]<br /> * Staff Nurse - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Staff Nurse|''Staff Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #332]]<br /> * [[Village Doctor|''Village Doctor'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #344]]<br /> * West End Nurse - 1943 Triangle Books</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lucy_Agnes_Hancock&diff=109158 2011-04-23T16:44:33Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Biography */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors - H]] [[Category:Harlequin Romance Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br /> == Biography ==<br /> Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time. She published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published more than 30 novels over the course of her career. <br /> <br /> Hancock was born in Brooklyn, New York, but soon moved to Auburn, New York, where she lived the rest of her life. She died there on April 29, 1962.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[Blood Of Her Ancestors|''Blood Of Her Ancestors'']] - 1960 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #502]]<br /> * [[Calling Nurse Blair|''Calling Nurse Blair'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance <br /> * Community Nurse - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Community Nurse|''Community Nurse'']] - 1953 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #264]]<br /> * [[District Nurse|''District Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #338]]<br /> * [[Doctor Bill|''Doctor Bill'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #346]]<br /> * General Duty Nurse - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[General Duty Nurse|''General Duty Nurse'']] - 1953 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #235]]<br /> * Graduate Nurse - 1947 Bantam Books<br /> * [[Hospital Nurse|''Hospital Nurse'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #313]]<br /> * [[Meet The Warrens|''Meet The Warrens'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #372]]<br /> * [[The Nurse|''Nurse, The'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #302]]<br /> * The Nurse at Whittle's - 1945 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse Barlow|''Nurse Barlow'']] - 1954 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #292]]<br /> * [[Nurse In White|''Nurse In White'']] - 1959 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #496]]<br /> * Nurse's Aide - 1943 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Nurse's Aid|''Nurse's Aid'']] - 1956 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #356]]<br /> * [[Nurses Are People|''Nurses Are People'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #339]]<br /> * [[Pat Whitney, R.N.|''Pat Whitney, R.N.'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #347]]<br /> * [[Resident Nurse|''Resident Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #333]]<br /> * [[The Shorn Lamb|''Shorn Lamb, The'']] - 1957 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #397]]<br /> * Staff Nurse - 1944 Triangle Books<br /> * [[Staff Nurse|''Staff Nurse'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #332]]<br /> * [[Village Doctor|''Village Doctor'']] - 1955 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #344]]<br /> * West End Nurse - 1943 Triangle Books</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Frances_Dean_Hancock&diff=109157 2011-04-23T14:22:33Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>'''FRANCES DEAN HANCOCK''' is the pseudonym of [[Jeanne Judson]], (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote 22 romance novels. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]])<br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]) <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]])<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]])<br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]])<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]])]<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]) <br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Jeanne_Judson&diff=109156 2011-04-23T14:18:51Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - J]] <br /> <br /> '''JEANNE JUDSON''' (1888-1981) was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; and St. Louis, Mo. In 1919 she moved to New York City, where she worked on the editorial staff for ''Smart Set'' magazine. She also wrote articles for ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''Harper's Bazaar''. She became an editor for trade publications in New York until 1953, when she began to write romance novels. She eventually published more than 70, most for Avalon. She died in January 1981 in Manhattan, at the age of 92. <br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[PSEUDONYM]] - Jeanne Judson also wrote under the names [[Emily Thorne]] and [[Frances Dean Hancock]].<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Alice Comes Home]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[All’s Fair in Love]]'' - 1953 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Barbara Ames, Private Secretary]]'' - 1961 ([[Ace]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Beckoning Roads]]'' - 1919 ([[Dodd, Mead &amp; Co.]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Blue Ribbon for Alice, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cape Cod Summer]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Captive Maid, The]]'' - 1966 ([[Airmont]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Carol Trent, Air Stewardess]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Promise]]'' - 1968 ([[Avon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[City Nurse]]'' - 1960 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cover Girl]]'' - 1961 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Dance on a Rainbow]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Doctor for a Nurse, A]]'' also published as ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'' - 1955 ([[W. Foulsham]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Doctor Mary]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Dreamer’s World]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Haunted Summer]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Heart Is Wiser, The]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Helen Walks Alone]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[House of Enchantment]]'' - 1970 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Island Heirs, The]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Janet Goes Abroad]]'' - 1975 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[John Keith, Intern]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Lady Guide]]'' - 1954 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Legacy of Redfern, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Love Regained]]'' - 1974 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Marcia and the Inca Gold]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Meg’s Choice]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nancy Ross Private Secretary]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nurse Julie and the Knight]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nurses Don’t Tell]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Only Girl, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Option on Love]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Basket, The]]'' - 1952 ([[Bouregy &amp; Curl]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Love, The]]'' - 1974 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Pledge of Love, A]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Prelude to Spring]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Reluctant Cavalier, The]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Small Town Girl]]'' - 1968 ([[Prestige]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Spellbound Heart, The]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Strange Case for Doctor Rolland, A]]'' - 1962 ([[Popular Library]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Temple of the Sun]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Treasure of Love]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Treasure of Wycliffe House]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Doctor for a Nurse]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Walled Garden, The]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Frances_Dean_Hancock&diff=109155 2011-04-23T14:18:10Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>is the pseudonym of [[Jeanne Judson]], (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote 12 romance novels. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Frances_Dean_Hancock&diff=109154 2011-04-23T14:17:52Z

<p>Clark02176: New page: is the pseudonym of Jeanne Judson, (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote 12 romance novels. == Books ==</p> <hr /> <div>is the pseudonym of Jeanne Judson, (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote 12 romance novels. <br /> <br /> <br /> == Books ==</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Emily_Thorne&diff=109153 2011-04-23T14:17:10Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>'''EMILY THORNE''' is the pseudonym of [[Jeanne Judson]], (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote 12 romance novels.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]) <br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]])<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]) <br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]) <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]])<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]])<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]])</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Emily_Thorne&diff=109152 2011-04-23T14:13:37Z

<p>Clark02176: New page: '''EMILY THORNE''' is the pseudonym of Jeanne Judson, (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote TK romance novels.</p> <hr /> <div>'''EMILY THORNE''' is the pseudonym of [[Jeanne Judson]], (1888-1981). Under this name, she wrote TK romance novels.</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Jeanne_Judson&diff=109151 2011-04-23T14:12:20Z

<p>Clark02176: /* See Also */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - J]] <br /> <br /> '''JEANNE JUDSON''' (1888-1981) Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; and St. Louis, Mo. In 1919 she moved to New York City, where she worked on the editorial staff for ''Smart Set'' magazine. She also wrote articles for ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''Harper's Bazaar''. She became an editor for trade publications in New York until 1953, when she began to write romance novels. She eventually published more than 70, most for Avalon. She died in January 1981 in Manhattan, at the age of 92. <br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[PSEUDONYM]] - Jeanne Judson also wrote under the names [[Emily Thorne]] and [[Frances Dean Hancock]].<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Alice Comes Home]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[All’s Fair in Love]]'' - 1953 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Barbara Ames, Private Secretary]]'' - 1961 ([[Ace]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Beckoning Roads]]'' - 1919 ([[Dodd, Mead &amp; Co.]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Blue Ribbon for Alice, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cape Cod Summer]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Captive Maid, The]]'' - 1966 ([[Airmont]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Carol Trent, Air Stewardess]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Promise]]'' - 1968 ([[Avon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[City Nurse]]'' - 1960 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cover Girl]]'' - 1961 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Dance on a Rainbow]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Doctor for a Nurse, A]]'' also published as ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'' - 1955 ([[W. Foulsham]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Doctor Mary]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Dreamer’s World]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Haunted Summer]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Heart Is Wiser, The]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Helen Walks Alone]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[House of Enchantment]]'' - 1970 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Island Heirs, The]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Janet Goes Abroad]]'' - 1975 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[John Keith, Intern]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Lady Guide]]'' - 1954 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Legacy of Redfern, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Love Regained]]'' - 1974 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Marcia and the Inca Gold]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Meg’s Choice]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nancy Ross Private Secretary]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nurse Julie and the Knight]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nurses Don’t Tell]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Only Girl, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Option on Love]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Basket, The]]'' - 1952 ([[Bouregy &amp; Curl]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Love, The]]'' - 1974 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Pledge of Love, A]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Prelude to Spring]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Reluctant Cavalier, The]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Small Town Girl]]'' - 1968 ([[Prestige]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Spellbound Heart, The]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Strange Case for Doctor Rolland, A]]'' - 1962 ([[Popular Library]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Temple of the Sun]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Treasure of Love]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Treasure of Wycliffe House]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Doctor for a Nurse]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Walled Garden, The]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Jeanne_Judson&diff=109150 2011-04-23T14:11:16Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - J]] <br /> <br /> '''JEANNE JUDSON''' (1888-1981) Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; and St. Louis, Mo. In 1919 she moved to New York City, where she worked on the editorial staff for ''Smart Set'' magazine. She also wrote articles for ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''Harper's Bazaar''. She became an editor for trade publications in New York until 1953, when she began to write romance novels. She eventually published more than 70, most for Avalon. She died in January 1981 in Manhattan, at the age of 92. <br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[PSEUDONYM]] - Jeanne Judson also wrote under the names Emily Thorne and Frances Dean Hancock.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Alice Comes Home]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[All’s Fair in Love]]'' - 1953 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Barbara Ames, Private Secretary]]'' - 1961 ([[Ace]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Beckoning Roads]]'' - 1919 ([[Dodd, Mead &amp; Co.]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Blue Ribbon for Alice, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cape Cod Summer]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Captive Maid, The]]'' - 1966 ([[Airmont]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Carol Trent, Air Stewardess]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Promise]]'' - 1968 ([[Avon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[City Nurse]]'' - 1960 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cover Girl]]'' - 1961 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Dance on a Rainbow]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Doctor for a Nurse, A]]'' also published as ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'' - 1955 ([[W. Foulsham]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Doctor Mary]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Dreamer’s World]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Haunted Summer]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Heart Is Wiser, The]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Helen Walks Alone]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[House of Enchantment]]'' - 1970 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Island Heirs, The]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Janet Goes Abroad]]'' - 1975 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[John Keith, Intern]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Lady Guide]]'' - 1954 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Legacy of Redfern, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Love Regained]]'' - 1974 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Marcia and the Inca Gold]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Meg’s Choice]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nancy Ross Private Secretary]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nurse Julie and the Knight]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nurses Don’t Tell]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Only Girl, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Option on Love]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Basket, The]]'' - 1952 ([[Bouregy &amp; Curl]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Love, The]]'' - 1974 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Pledge of Love, A]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Prelude to Spring]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Reluctant Cavalier, The]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Small Town Girl]]'' - 1968 ([[Prestige]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Spellbound Heart, The]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Strange Case for Doctor Rolland, A]]'' - 1962 ([[Popular Library]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Temple of the Sun]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Treasure of Love]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Treasure of Wycliffe House]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Doctor for a Nurse]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Walled Garden, The]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Alice_Brennan&diff=109149 2011-04-23T14:04:15Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Brennan, Alice}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - B]] [[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Deceased Authors]][[Category:Paranormal Romance Authors]]<br /> <br /> '''Alice Brennan''' (1913-1973) Born in St. Louis; has been a dancer, hat-check girl, and secretary. She lived in Avoca, Michigan, in the 1960s. She wrote several books, both nurse romances and also in the [[Gothic]] category/genre with a strong occult/paranormal influence.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[The Snows of Summer]] Midwood / Tower 1961<br /> * [[Nurses Dormitory]] Lancer 1962<br /> * [[Visiting Nurse]] Berkley 1962<br /> * [[Nurse Keane's Affair]] Belmont 1963<br /> * [[Circle of Fear]] Monarch 1964<br /> * [[Mary Adams, Student Nurse]] Monarch 1964<br /> * [[The Brooding House]] Lancer 1965<br /> * [[The Romances of Young Dr. Masters]] Belmont 1965<br /> * [[Hollywood Nurse]] Avon 1966<br /> * [[Litany of Evil]] Lancer 1969<br /> * [[Candace]] Paperback Library 1970<br /> * [[Fear No Evil]] Lancer 1970<br /> * [[Castle Mirage]] Belmont 1971<br /> * [[The Devil’s Dreamer]] Lancer 1971<br /> * [[Never to Die]] Lancer 1971<br /> * [[The Haunted]] Lancer 1972<br /> * [[To Kill a Witch]] Lancer 1972<br /> * [[Ghost at Stagmere]] Paperback Library 1973<br /> * [[Sleep Well, Christine]] Avon 1973<br /> * [[Devil Take All]] Popular Library 1974<br /> * [[House of the Fiery Cauldron]] Berkley 1975<br /> * [[A Matter of Witchcraft]] Berkley 1975<br /> * [[Thirty Days Hath July]] Avon 1975</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Alice_Brennan&diff=109148 2011-04-23T14:03:04Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Brennan, Alice}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - B]] [[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Deceased Authors]][[Category:Paranormal Romance Authors]]<br /> <br /> '''Alice Brennan'''(1913-1973) Born in St. Louis; has been a dancer, hat-check girl, and secretary. She lived in Avoca, Michigan, in the 1960s. She wrote several books all in the [[Gothic]] category/genre with a strong occult/paranormal influence.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> * [[The Snows of Summer]] Midwood / Tower 1961<br /> * [[Nurses Dormitory]] Lancer 1962<br /> * [[Visiting Nurse]] Berkley 1962<br /> * [[Nurse Keane's Affair]] Belmont 1963<br /> * [[Circle of Fear]] Monarch 1964<br /> * [[Mary Adams, Student Nurse]] Monarch 1964<br /> * [[The Brooding House]] Lancer 1965<br /> * [[The Romances of Young Dr. Masters]] Belmont 1965<br /> * [[Hollywood Nurse]] Avon 1966<br /> * [[Litany of Evil]] Lancer 1969<br /> * [[Candace]] Paperback Library 1970<br /> * [[Fear No Evil]] Lancer 1970<br /> * [[Castle Mirage]] Belmont 1971<br /> * [[The Devil’s Dreamer]] Lancer 1971<br /> * [[Never to Die]] Lancer 1971<br /> * [[The Haunted]] Lancer 1972<br /> * [[To Kill a Witch]] Lancer 1972<br /> * [[Ghost at Stagmere]] Paperback Library 1973<br /> * [[Sleep Well, Christine]] Avon 1973<br /> * [[Devil Take All]] Popular Library 1974<br /> * [[House of the Fiery Cauldron]] Berkley 1975<br /> * [[A Matter of Witchcraft]] Berkley 1975<br /> * [[Thirty Days Hath July]] Avon 1975</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Miriam_Lynch&diff=109147 2011-04-23T13:49:50Z

<p>Clark02176: /* See Also */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Lynch, Miriam}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - L]][[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Authors With Pseudonyms]]<br /> <br /> '''Miriam Lynch''' wrote several [[Gothic]] novels and some nurse/doctor romances and some hybrids which have all of the above in them.<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Dolores Craig]]<br /> * [[Moira Lord]]<br /> * [[Miriam Lynch]]<br /> * [[Claire Vincent]] <br /> * [[Mary Wallace]]<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> *[[Your Casket Awaits, Madame]] (1957)<br /> *[[A Crime for Christmas]] (1959)<br /> *[[The Silken Web]] (1961)<br /> *[[Pale Hand of Danger]] (1962)<br /> **[[Amber Twilight]] (1967)<br /> *[[Blacktower]] (1967)<br /> *[[Graymists]] (1967)<br /> *[[The Doomsday Bells]] (1968)<br /> *[[Journey into Twilight]] (1970)<br /> *[[Doctor Garrett's Girl]] (1970)<br /> *[[Bells of Widows Bay]] (1971)<br /> *[[An Echo of Weeping]] (1971)<br /> *[[The Witches of Windlake]] (1971)<br /> *[[The Mark of the Rope]] (1972)<br /> *[[Where Shadows Lie]] (1972)<br /> *[[The Witch's Song]] (1972)<br /> *[[From Secret Places]] (1973)<br /> *[[Hate Thy Neighbor]] (1973)<br /> *[[House of Yesteryear]] (1974)<br /> *[[The Road to Midnight]] (1974)<br /> *[[Where Evil Waits]] (1974)<br /> *[[Devils Mirror]] (1974)<br /> *[[Unwilling Rebel]] (1975)<br /> *[[Creighton's Castle]] (1975)<br /> *[[The Brides of Lucifer]] (1976)<br /> *[[Winter in a Dark Land]] (1976)<br /> *[[Witches' Holiday]] (1976)<br /> *[[Moon of Darkness]] (1977)<br /> *[[The Lonely Toys]] (1978)<br /> *[[You'll Be the Death of Me]] (1979)<br /> *[[Time to Kill]] (1979)<br /> *[[Regency Ball]] (1980)<br /> *[[Regency Rose]] (1980)<br /> *[[Flowering Green]] (1981)<br /> *[[Fair Imposter]] (1981)<br /> *[[Girl in the Shadows]] (1982)<br /> *[[Dark Magic]] (1983)</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Claire_Vincent&diff=109146 2011-04-23T13:29:40Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Vincent, Claire}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - V]][[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Authors With Pseudonyms]]<br /> <br /> '''Claire Vincent''' is a pseudonym for [[Miriam Lynch]] - she wrote several [[Gothic]] novels and some nurse/doctor romances and some hybrids which have all of the above in them.<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Claire Vincent]] <br /> * [[Mary Wallace]]<br /> * [[Miriam Lynch]]<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> *[[The Pink Castle]] (1959)<br /> *[[Emergency Room Nurse]] (1963) - published by Berkeley Medallion<br /> *[[Spellbound]] AKA [[Unholy Spell]](1966)<br /> *[[Garden of Satan]] (1969)<br /> *[[Believing in Giants]] (1978)</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Claire_Vincent&diff=109145 2011-04-23T13:29:08Z

<p>Clark02176: /* Books */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Vincent, Claire}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - V]][[Category:Gothic Romance Authors]][[Category:Authors With Pseudonyms]]<br /> <br /> '''Claire Vincent''' is a pseudonym for [[Miriam Lynch]] - she wrote several [[Gothic]] novels and some nurse/doctor romances and some hybrids which have all of the above in them.<br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[Claire Vincent]] <br /> * [[Mary Wallace]]<br /> * [[Miriam Lynch]]<br /> <br /> ==Books==<br /> *[[Spellbound]] AKA [[Unholy Spell]](1966)<br /> *[[Garden of Satan]] (1969)<br /> *[[Believing in Giants]] (1978) <br /> *[[The Pink Castle]] (1959)<br /> *[[Emergency Room Nurse]] (1963) - published by Berkeley Medallion</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Jeanne_Judson&diff=108619 2011-04-18T01:57:33Z

<p>Clark02176: New page: {{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}} Category:Authors - J '''JEANNE JUDSON''' Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; ...</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - J]] <br /> <br /> '''JEANNE JUDSON''' Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; and St. Louis, Mo. In 1919 she moved to New York City, where she worked on the editorial staff for ''Smart Set'' magazine. She also wrote articles for ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''Harper's Bazaar''. She became an editor for trade publications in New York until 1953, when she began to write romance novels. She eventually published more than 70, most for Avalon. She died in January 1981 in Manhattan, at the age of 92. <br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[PSEUDONYM]] - Jeanne Judson also wrote under the names Emily Thorne and Frances Dean Hancock.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Alice Comes Home]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[All’s Fair in Love]]'' - 1953 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Barbara Ames, Private Secretary]]'' - 1961 ([[Ace]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Beckoning Roads]]'' - 1919 ([[Dodd, Mead &amp; Co.]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Blue Ribbon for Alice, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cape Cod Summer]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Captive Maid, The]]'' - 1966 ([[Airmont]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Carol Trent, Air Stewardess]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Promise]]'' - 1968 ([[Avon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[City Nurse]]'' - 1960 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cover Girl]]'' - 1961 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Dance on a Rainbow]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Doctor for a Nurse, A]]'' also published as ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'' - 1955 ([[W. Foulsham]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Doctor Mary]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Dreamer’s World]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Haunted Summer]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Heart Is Wiser, The]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Helen Walks Alone]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[House of Enchantment]]'' - 1970 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Island Heirs, The]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Janet Goes Abroad]]'' - 1975 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[John Keith, Intern]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Lady Guide]]'' - 1954 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Legacy of Redfern, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Love Regained]]'' - 1974 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Marcia and the Inca Gold]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Meg’s Choice]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nancy Ross Private Secretary]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nurse Julie and the Knight]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nurses Don’t Tell]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Only Girl, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Option on Love]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Basket, The]]'' - 1952 ([[Bouregy &amp; Curl]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Love, The]]'' - 1974 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Pledge of Love, A]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Prelude to Spring]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Reluctant Cavalier, The]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Small Town Girl]]'' - 1968 ([[Prestige]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Spellbound Heart, The]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Strange Case for Doctor Rolland, A]]'' - 1962 ([[Popular Library]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Temple of the Sun]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Treasure of Love]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Treasure of Wycliffe House]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Doctor for a Nurse]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Walled Garden, The]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Authors_-_J&diff=108618 2011-04-18T01:57:16Z

<p>Clark02176: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Authors By Subname]]<br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]<br /> <br /> * [[Lisa Jackson|Jackson, Lisa]]<br /> * [[Monica Jackson|Jackson, Monica]]<br /> * [[Nadele Jacobs|Jacobs, Delle]]<br /> * [[Holly Jacobs|Jacobs, Holly]]<br /> * [[Lynn Jacobs|Jacobs, Lynn ]]<br /> * [[Kathy Jacobson|Jacobson, Kathy]]<br /> * [[Jacqueline Jade|Jade, Jacqueline]]<br /> * [[Anna James|James, Anna]]<br /> * [[Arlene James|James, Arlene]]<br /> * [[BJ James|James, BJ]]<br /> * [[Dana James|James, Dana ]]<br /> * [[Elle James|James, Elle]]<br /> * [[Ellen James|James, Ellen]]<br /> * [[Eloisa James|James, Eloisa]]<br /> * [[Julia James|James, Julia]]<br /> * [[Kenzie James|James, Kenzie]]<br /> * [[Kristin James|James, Kristin]]<br /> * [[Lorelei James|James, Lorelei]]<br /> * [[Melissa James|James, Melissa ]]<br /> * [[Samantha James|James, Samantha]]<br /> * [[Sarah James|James, Sarah]]<br /> * [[Stephanie James|James, Stephanie]]<br /> * [[Vanessa James|James, Vanessa]]<br /> * [[Bronwyn Jameson|Jameson, Bronwyn]]<br /> * [[Claudia Jameson|Jameson, Claudia]]<br /> * [[Kayleigh Jamison|Jamison, Kayleigh]]<br /> * [[Judith Janeway|Janeway, Judith]]<br /> * [[Jan Janssen|Janssen, Jan]]<br /> * [[Carolyn Jantz|Jantz, Carolyn ]]<br /> * [[Tara Janzen|Janzen, Tara]]<br /> * [[Jessica Jarman| Jarman, Jessica]]<br /> * [[Liz Jarrett|Jarrett, Liz]]<br /> * [[Roxanne Jarrett|Jarrett, Roxanne]]<br /> * [[Marc Jarrod|Jarrod, Marc]]<br /> * [[Amanda Jayde|Jayde, Amanda]]<br /> * [[Elizabeth Jeffrey|Jeffrey, Elizabeth ]]<br /> * [[Jessica Jeffries|Jeffries, Jessica]]<br /> * [[Julie Jeffries|Jeffries, Julie]]<br /> * [[McKenna Jeffries|Jeffries, McKenna]]<br /> * [[Kate Jenkins|Jenkins, Kate]]<br /> * [[Linda Jenkins|Jenkins, Linda]]<br /> * [[Emma Jensen|Jensen, Emma]]<br /> * [[Muriel Jensen|Jensen, Muriel]]<br /> * [[Michelle Jerott|Jerott, Michelle]]<br /> * [[Carolyn Jewel|Jewel, Carolyn]]<br /> * [[Iris Johansen|Johansen, Iris]]<br /> * [[Nancy John|John, Nancy]]<br /> * [[Cat Johnson|Johnson, Cat]]<br /> * [[Janice Kay Johnson|Johnson, Janice Kay]]<br /> * [[Jude Johnson|Johnson, Jude]]<br /> * [[Maureen Johnson|Johnson, Maureen]]<br /> * [[Susan Johnson|Johnson, Susan]]<br /> * [[Jules Jones|Jones, Jules]]<br /> * [[Linda Winstead Jones|Jones, Linda Winstead]]<br /> * [[Pauline Baird|Jones, Pauline]]<br /> * [[Tricia Jones|Jones, Tricia]]<br /> * [[Crystal Jordan|Jordan, Crystal]]<br /> * [[Marilyn Jordan|Jordan, Marilyn]]<br /> * [[Nicole Jordan|Jordan, Nicole]]<br /> * [[Penny Jordan|Jordan, Penny]]<br /> * [[Sophie Jordan|Jordan, Sophie]]<br /> * [[Dara Joy|Joy, Dara]]<br /> * [[Brenda Joyce|Joyce, Brenda]]<br /> * [[Deborah Joyce|Joyce, Deborah]]<br /> * [[Janet Joyce|Joyce, Janet]]<br /> * [[Jenna Lee Joyce|Joyce, Jenna Lee]]<br /> * [[Lydia Joyce|Joyce, Lydia]]<br /> * [[Jeanne Judson|Judson, Jeanne]]<br /> * [[Shirley Jump|Jump, Shirley]]<br /> * [[Kathryn June|June, Kathryn]]<br /> <br /> [[Authors|Back To Main Authors Page]]</div>

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<p>Clark02176: /* Fiction */</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - J]] <br /> <br /> '''JEANNE JUDSON''' Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; and St. Louis, Mo. In 1919 she moved to New York City, where she worked on the editorial staff for ''Smart Set'' magazine. She also wrote articles for ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''Harper's Bazaar''. She became an editor for trade publications in New York until 1953, when she began to write romance novels. She eventually published more than 70, most for Avalon. She died in January 1981 in Manhattan, at the age of 92. <br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[PSEUDONYM]] - Jeanne Judson also wrote under the names Emily Thorne and Frances Dean Hancock.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Alice Comes Home]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[All’s Fair in Love]]'' - 1953 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Barbara Ames, Private Secretary]]'' - 1961 ([[Ace]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Beckoning Roads]]'' - 1919 ([[Dodd, Mead &amp; Co.]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Blue Ribbon for Alice, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cape Cod Summer]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Captive Maid, The]]'' - 1966 ([[Airmont]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Carol Trent, Air Stewardess]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Promise]]'' - 1968 ([[Avon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[City Nurse]]'' - 1960 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cover Girl]]'' - 1961 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Dance on a Rainbow]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Doctor for a Nurse, A]]'' also published as ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'' - 1955 ([[W. Foulsham]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Doctor Mary]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Dreamer’s World]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Haunted Summer]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Heart Is Wiser, The]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Helen Walks Alone]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[House of Enchantment]]'' - 1970 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Island Heirs, The]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Janet Goes Abroad]]'' - 1975 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[John Keith, Intern]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Lady Guide]]'' - 1954 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Legacy of Redfern, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Love Regained]]'' - 1974 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Marcia and the Inca Gold]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Meg’s Choice]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nancy Ross Private Secretary]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nurse Julie and the Knight]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nurses Don’t Tell]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Only Girl, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Option on Love]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Basket, The]]'' - 1952 ([[Bouregy &amp; Curl]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Love, The]]'' - 1974 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Pledge of Love, A]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Prelude to Spring]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Reluctant Cavalier, The]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Small Town Girl]]'' - 1968 ([[Prestige]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Spellbound Heart, The]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Strange Case for Doctor Rolland, A]]'' - 1962 ([[Popular Library]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Temple of the Sun]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Treasure of Love]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Treasure of Wycliffe House]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Doctor for a Nurse]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Walled Garden, The]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson</div>

Clark02176 https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=User:Clark02176&diff=108616 2011-04-18T01:50:16Z

<p>Clark02176: New page: {{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}} Category:Authors - J '''JEANNE JUDSON''' Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; ...</p> <hr /> <div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Judson, Jeanne}}<br /> [[Category:Authors - J]] <br /> <br /> '''JEANNE JUDSON''' Jeanne Judson was born on September 5, 1888, and became a newspaper reporter in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Chicago; and St. Louis, Mo. In 1919 she moved to New York City, where she worked on the editorial staff for ''Smart Set'' magazine. She also wrote articles for ''Ladies Home Journal'' and ''Harper's Bazaar''. She became an editor for trade publications in New York until 1953, when she began to write romance novels. She eventually published more than 70, most for Avalon. She died in January 1981 in Manhattan, at the age of 92. <br /> <br /> == See Also ==<br /> * [[PSEUDONYM]] - Jeanne Judson also wrote under the names Emily Thorne and Frances Dean Hancock.<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> === Fiction ===<br /> * ''[[Aaron’s Serpent]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Abby Goes to Washington]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Alice Comes Home]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[All’s Fair in Love]]'' - 1953 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Angel on Skis]]'' - 1959 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Barbara Ames, Private Secretary]]'' - 1961 ([[Ace]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Beckoning Roads]]'' - 1919 ([[Dodd, Mead &amp; Co.]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Betty Terry Beauty Editor]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Blue Ribbon for Alice, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Camp Counselor]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cape Cod Summer]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Captive Maid, The]]'' - 1966 ([[Airmont]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Carol Trent, Air Stewardess]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Island]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Cecily’s Promise]]'' - 1968 ([[Avon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[City Nurse]]'' - 1960 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Country Teacher]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Cover Girl]]'' - 1961 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Cup for Janet, A]]'' - 1957 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Dance on a Rainbow]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Dave Darrin’s Third Year at Annapolis]]'' - 1911 ([[Saalfield]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Doctor for a Nurse, A]]'' also published as ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'' - 1955 ([[W. Foulsham]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Doctor Mary]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Doctor of Blue Valley, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Dreamer’s World]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Embassy Girl]]'' - 1964 ([[Airmont]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'', also published as ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Flight from Love]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flight Hostess]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Flowering Vine, The]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Forever Julie]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Happy Ending]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Happy Valley]]'', also published as ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[Haunted Summer]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Heart Is Wiser, The]]'' - 1953 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Helen Walks Alone]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Home Is the Heart]]'', also published as ''[[Happy Valley]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock * ''[[House of Enchantment]]'' - 1970 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[House on 16th Street, The]]'' - 1967 ([[Dell]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Island Heirs, The]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Janet Goes Abroad]]'' - 1975 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[John Keith, Intern]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Just Sally]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Lady Guide]]'' - 1954 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Laura Sees It Through]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Legacy of Fear]]'' - 1969 ([[Prestige]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Legacy of Redfern, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Linda Vale, Fashion Designer]]'' - 1962 ([[Bantam]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Love Regained]]'' - 1974 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Magic Words, The]]'' - 1959 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Marcia and the Inca Gold]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Meg’s Choice]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Mysterious Isle]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Mystery of Knickerbocker Towers, The]]'' - 1960 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nancy Ross Private Secretary]]'' - 1956 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nothing to Pretend]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Nurse Julie and the Knight]]'' - 1965 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Nurses Don’t Tell]]'' - 1962 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Only Girl, The]]'' - 1968 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Option on Love]]'' - 1957 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Basket, The]]'' - 1952 ([[Bouregy &amp; Curl]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Other Love, The]]'' - 1974 ([[Fawcett]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Pledge of Love, A]]'' - 1969 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Prelude to Spring]]'' - 1971 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Reluctant Cavalier, The]]'' - 1955 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Remembered Melody]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Resident Nurse]]'' - 1966 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Small Town Girl]]'' - 1968 ([[Prestige]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Small Town Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Enter Nurse Marian]]'' - 1956 ([[Avon]]), written as Emily Thorne <br /> * ''[[Spellbound Heart, The]]'' - 1970 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Strange Case for Doctor Rolland, A]]'' - 1962 ([[Popular Library]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Sue Warren, Decorator]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Summer Cruise]]'' - 1958 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock<br /> * ''[[Susan Brown, Camp Counselor]]'' - 1956 ([[Airmont]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Temple of the Sun]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Thing of Beauty, A]]'' - 1963 ([[Avalon]]), written as Emily Thorne<br /> * ''[[Three Loves for Cecily]]'' - 1964 ([[Avalon]]), written as Frances Dean Hancock <br /> * ''[[Treasure of Love]]'' - 1966 ([[Valentine]]), written as Jeanne Judson<br /> * ''[[Treasure of Wycliffe House]]'' - 1967 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Visiting Nurse]]'', also published as ''[[Doctor for a Nurse]]'' - 1957 ([[Bantam]]), written as Jeanne Judson <br /> * ''[[Walled Garden, The]]'' - 1975 ([[Avalon]]), written as Jeanne Judson</div>

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