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<div>[[category: Romance Genres]]<br />
While [[Category]] romance is largely published by [[Harlequin]] today, many publishers have had [[Category]] imprints.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Summer_Surrender&diff=76997Summer Surrender2008-10-23T06:46:47Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>[[Category:1984 Releases]] [[Category:Category Romance]] <br />
* '''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]] #23<br />
* '''Year''': 1984<br />
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* '''Heroine''': Christine "Christy" Sinclair - special education teacher<br />
* '''Hero''': Joshua Brent - obstetrician; widowed with daughter, Natalie<br />
* '''Setting''': Nantucket Island, Massechusetts<br />
* '''Amazon Listing''' : [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373251238/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Summer Surrender]</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lost_Mountain&diff=76996Lost Mountain2008-10-23T06:42:59Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>*'''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
*'''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]] #342<br />
*'''Year''': 1979<br />
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*'''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett - in publishing industry<br />
*'''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - landowner, widowed(?) with daughter, Eugenie<br />
*'''Setting''': Auvergne region of France</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lost_Mountain&diff=76995Lost Mountain2008-10-23T06:41:52Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>*'''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
*'''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]] #342<br />
*'''Year''': 1979<br />
<br />
*'''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett - in publishing industry<br />
*'''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - landowner, widowed(?) with daughter, Eugenie<br />
*'''Location''': Auvergne region of France</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lost_Mountain&diff=76994Lost Mountain2008-10-23T06:41:18Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>*'''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
*'''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]] #342<br />
*'''Year''': 1979<br />
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*'''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett - in publishing industry<br />
*'''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - landowner, widowed(?) with daughter Eugenie<br />
*'''Location''': Auvergne region of France</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lisa_Gregory&diff=76993Lisa Gregory2008-10-23T06:33:35Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the following [[historical romance]] books:<br />
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*[[Bonds of Love]] - [[Jove]] 1978, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Analise]] - [[Jove]] 1981, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Crystal Heart]] - 1982, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Bitterleaf]] - [[Jove]] 1983, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Light and Shadow]] - [[Jove]] 1985, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Solitaire]] - [[Warner]] 1988<br />
*[[Seasons]] - [[Warner]] 1990<br />
*[[Sisters]] - [[Warner]] 1991<br />
<br />
The Rainbow Duo:<br />
*[[The Rainbow Season]] - [[Jove]] 1979 (May be her best-loved book)<br />
*[[The Rainbow Promis]] - [[Warner]] 1989</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lisa_Gregory&diff=76992Lisa Gregory2008-10-23T06:32:34Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the following [[historical romance]] books:<br />
<br />
*[[Bonds of Love]] - [[Jove]] 1978, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Analise]] - [[Jove]] 1981, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Crystal Heart]] - 1982, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Bitterleaf]] - [[Jove]] 1983<br />
*[[Light and Shadow]] - [[Jove]] 1985, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Solitaire]] - [[Warner]] 1988<br />
*[[Seasons]] - [[Warner]] 1990<br />
*[[Sisters]] - [[Warner]] 1991<br />
<br />
The Rainbow Duo:<br />
*[[The Rainbow Season]] - [[Jove]] 1979 (May be her best-loved book)<br />
*[[The Rainbow Promis]] - [[Warner]] 1989</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lisa_Gregory&diff=76991Lisa Gregory2008-10-23T06:31:34Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the following books:<br />
<br />
*[[Bonds of Love]] - [[Jove]] 1978, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Analise]] - [[Jove]] 1981, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Crystal Heart]] - 1982, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Bitterleaf]] - [[Jove]] 1983<br />
*[[Light and Shadow]] - [[Jove]] 1985, ''reprinted by [[Harper]] under [[Candace Camp]]''<br />
*[[Solitaire]] - [[Warner]] 1988<br />
*[[Seasons]] - [[Warner]] 1990<br />
*[[Sisters]] - [[Warner]] 1991<br />
<br />
The Rainbow Duo:<br />
*[[The Rainbow Season]] - [[Jove]] 1979 (May be her best-loved book)<br />
*[[The Rainbow Promis]] - [[Warner]] 1989</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lisa_Gregory&diff=76990Lisa Gregory2008-10-23T06:29:39Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the following books:<br />
<br />
*[[Bonds of Love]] - [[Jove]] 1978, ''reprinted by [[Harper]]''<br />
*[[Analise]] - [[Jove]] 1981, ''reprinted by [[Harper]]''<br />
*[[Crystal Heart]] - 1982, ''reprinted by [[Harper]]''<br />
*[[Bitterleaf]] - [[Jove]] 1983<br />
*[[Light and Shadow]] - [[Jove]] 1985, ''reprinted by [[Harper]]''<br />
*[[Solitaire]] - [[Warner]] 1988<br />
*[[Seasons]] - [[Warner]] 1990<br />
*[[Sisters]] - [[Warner]] 1991<br />
<br />
The Rainbow Duo:<br />
*[[The Rainbow Season]] - [[Jove]] 1979 (May be her best-loved book)<br />
*[[The Rainbow Promis]] - [[Warner]] 1989</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lisa_Gregory&diff=76982Lisa Gregory2008-10-23T06:15:46Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the following books:<br />
<br />
*[[Bonds of Love]] - [[Jove]] 1978<br />
*[[Analise]] - [[Jove]] 1981<br />
*[[Crystal Heart]] - 1982<br />
*[[Bitterleaf]] - [[Jove]] 1983<br />
*[[Light and Shadow]] - [[Jove]] 1985<br />
*[[Solitaire]] - [[Warner]] 1988<br />
*[[Seasons]] - [[Warner]] 1990<br />
*[[Sisters]] - [[Warner]] 1991<br />
<br />
The Rainbow Duo:<br />
*[[The Rainbow Season]] - [[Jove]] 1979 (May be her best-loved book)<br />
*[[The Rainbow Promis]] - [[Warner]] 1989</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lisa_Gregory&diff=76981Lisa Gregory2008-10-23T06:15:25Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: Pseudonym used by Candace Camp for the following books: *Bonds of Love - Jove 1978 *Analise - Jove 1981 *Crystal Heart - 1982 *Bitterleaf - Jove 1983 *[[Li...</p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the following books:<br />
<br />
*[[Bonds of Love]] - [[Jove]] 1978<br />
*[[Analise]] - [[Jove]] 1981<br />
*[[Crystal Heart]] - 1982<br />
*[[Bitterleaf]] - [[Jove]] 1983<br />
*[[Light and Shadow]] - [[Jove]] 1985<br />
*[[Solitaire]] - [Warner]] 1988<br />
*[[Seasons]] - [[Warner]] 1990<br />
*[[Sisters]] - [[Warner]] 1991<br />
<br />
The Rainbow Duo:<br />
*[[The Rainbow Season]] - [[Jove]] 1979 (May be her best-loved book)<br />
*[[The Rainbow Promis]] - [[Warner]] 1989</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=The_Black_Earl&diff=76976The Black Earl2008-10-23T06:01:22Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>*'''Author''': [[Sharon Stephens]] aka [[Candace Camp]]<br />
*'''Publisher''': [[Tapestry #3]], Imprint by [[Pocket Books]]<br />
*'''Date''': 1982<br />
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*'''Heroine''': Lady Elizabeth de Beaufort, orphaned<br />
*'''Hero''': Richard "Black Earl", Earl of Norwen<br />
*'''Location''': England<br />
*'''Time''': 1158-59, during the reign of Henry II</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=The_Black_Earl&diff=76975The Black Earl2008-10-23T06:00:19Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>*'''Author''': [[Sharon Stephens]] aka [[Candace Camp]]<br />
*'''Publisher''': [[Tapestry #3]], Imprint by [[Pocket Books]]<br />
*'''Date''': 1982<br />
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*'''Heroine''': Lady Elizabeth de Beaufort, orphaned<br />
*'''Hero''': Richard, Earl of Norwen "Black Earl<br />
*'''Location''': England<br />
*'''Time''': 1158-59, during the reign of Henry II</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Sharon_Stephens&diff=76974Sharon Stephens2008-10-23T05:56:38Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: Pseudonym used by Candace Camp for the Tapestry book by Pocket Books called The Black Earl.</p>
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<div>Pseudonym used by [[Candace Camp]] for the [[Tapestry]] book by [[Pocket Books]] called [[The Black Earl]].</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=The_Black_Earl&diff=76973The Black Earl2008-10-23T05:54:46Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: '''Author''': Sharon Stephens aka Candace Camp '''Publisher''': Tapestry #3, Imprint by Pocket Books '''Date''': 1982 '''Heroine''': Lady Elizabeth de Beaufort, orphaned '...</p>
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<div>'''Author''': [[Sharon Stephens]] aka [[Candace Camp]]<br />
'''Publisher''': [[Tapestry #3]], Imprint by [[Pocket Books]]<br />
'''Date''': 1982<br />
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'''Heroine''': Lady Elizabeth de Beaufort, orphaned<br />
'''Hero''': Richard, Earl of Norwen "Black Earl<br />
'''Location''': England<br />
'''Time''': 1158-59, during the reign of Henry II</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Abra_Taylor&diff=76972Abra Taylor2008-10-23T05:39:26Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Books */</p>
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<div>[[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Authors - T]] [[Category:Presents Author]][[Category:Harlequin Temptation Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br />
[[Abra Taylor]] is a pseudonym for [[Barbara Brouse]], who also wrote as [[Araby Scott]]. Brouse died in 2005[http://www.brouse.org/~barbara/BARBARA%20obit.htm]. She was the author of over a dozen novels.<br />
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As an author for Harlequin [[Presents]], she published one novel. She also published one title for [[Harlequin Temptation]].<br />
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== Books ==<br />
<br />
As Abra Taylor<br />
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* [[Lost Mountain]] - [[Harlequin Presents #342]] 1979<br />
* [[End of Innocence]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #1]] 1981<br />
* [[Cloud Over Paradise]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #5]] 1981<br />
* [[A Taste of Eden]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #12]] 1982<br />
* [[River of Desire]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #21]] 1982<br />
* [[Rage to Possess]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #38]] 1982<br />
* [[Season of Seduction]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #73]] 1983<br />
* [[Wild Is the Heart]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #103]] 1983<br />
* [[Woman of Daring]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #127]] 1983<br />
* [[Hold Back the Night]] - [[Pocket Books]] 1983<br />
* [[Summer Surrender]] - [[Harlequin Temptation #23]] 1984<br />
* [[Forbidden Summer]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #157]] 1984<br />
* [[Sea Spell]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #192]] 1984<br />
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As Araby Scott:<br />
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* [[Wild Sweet Witch]] - Publisher ?? 1981<br />
* [[Heart of the Flame]] - Publisher ?? 1982</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lost_Mountain&diff=76971Lost Mountain2008-10-23T05:36:32Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>'''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
'''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]] #342<br />
'''Year''': 1979<br />
<br />
'''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett - in publishing industry<br />
'''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - landowner, widowed(?) with daughter Eugenie<br />
'''Location''': Auvergne region of France</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Lost_Mountain&diff=76970Lost Mountain2008-10-23T05:35:44Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: '''Author''': Abra Taylor '''Publisher''': Harlequin Presents #342 '''Year''': 1979 '''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett - in publishing industry '''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - la...</p>
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<div>'''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
'''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]] #342<br />
'''Year''': 1979<br />
<br />
'''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett - in publishing industry<br />
'''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - landowner, widowed(?) with daughter Eugenie<br />
'''Location''': Auvergne region in France</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Summer_Surrender&diff=76969Summer Surrender2008-10-23T05:25:20Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>[[Category:1984 Releases]] [[Category:Category Romance]] <br />
* '''Author''': [[Abra Taylor]]<br />
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]] #23<br />
* '''Year''': 1984<br />
* '''Heroine''': Delilah "Dell" Everett<br />
* '''Hero''': Raoul de Briand - landowner, widowed, with daughter Eugenie<br />
* '''Setting''': Saint-Just-sur-haut, Auvergne, France<br />
* '''Amazon Listing''' : [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373251238/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Summer Surrender]</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Abra_Taylor&diff=76968Abra Taylor2008-10-23T05:13:45Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Books */</p>
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<div>[[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Authors - T]] [[Category:Presents Author]][[Category:Harlequin Temptation Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br />
[[Abra Taylor]] is a pseudonym for [[Barbara Brouse]], who also wrote as [[Araby Scott]]. Brouse died in 2005[http://www.brouse.org/~barbara/BARBARA%20obit.htm]. She was the author of over a dozen novels.<br />
<br />
As an author for Harlequin [[Presents]], she published one novel. She also published one title for [[Harlequin Temptation]].<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
<br />
* [[Lost Mountain]] - [[Harlequin Presents #342]] 1979<br />
* [[End of Innocence]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #1]] 1981<br />
* [[Cloud Over Paradise]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #5]] 1981<br />
* [[A Taste of Eden]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #12]] 1982<br />
* [[River of Desire]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #21]] 1982<br />
* [[Rage to Possess]] - [[Harlequin Superomance #38]] 1982<br />
* [[Season of Seduction]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #73]] 1983<br />
* [[Wild Is the Heart]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #103]] 1983<br />
* [[Woman of Daring]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #127]] 1983<br />
* [[Hold Back the Night]] - [[Pocket Books]] 1983<br />
* [[Summer Surrender]] - [[Harlequin Temptation #23]] 1984<br />
* [[Forbidden Summer]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #157]] 1984<br />
* [[Sea Spell]] - [[Silhouette Special Edition #192]] 1984</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Abra_Taylor&diff=76967Abra Taylor2008-10-23T04:58:42Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Books */</p>
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<div>[[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Authors - T]] [[Category:Presents Author]][[Category:Harlequin Temptation Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br />
[[Abra Taylor]] is a pseudonym for [[Barbara Brouse]], who also wrote as [[Araby Scott]]. Brouse died in 2005[http://www.brouse.org/~barbara/BARBARA%20obit.htm]. She was the author of over a dozen novels.<br />
<br />
As an author for Harlequin [[Presents]], she published one novel. She also published one title for [[Harlequin Temptation]].<br />
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== Books ==<br />
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* [[Lost Mountain]] - [[Harlequin Presents By The Numbers #342]] 1979<br />
* [[End of Innocence]] - <br />
*<br />
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* ''[[Summer Surrender ]]'', August 1984 ([[Temptation By The Numbers|Harlequin Temptation #23]])</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Abra_Taylor&diff=76966Abra Taylor2008-10-23T04:54:58Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Books */</p>
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<div>[[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Authors - T]] [[Category:Presents Author]][[Category:Harlequin Temptation Authors]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]<br />
[[Abra Taylor]] is a pseudonym for [[Barbara Brouse]], who also wrote as [[Araby Scott]]. Brouse died in 2005[http://www.brouse.org/~barbara/BARBARA%20obit.htm]. She was the author of over a dozen novels.<br />
<br />
As an author for Harlequin [[Presents]], she published one novel. She also published one title for [[Harlequin Temptation]].<br />
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== Books ==<br />
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* [[Lost Mountain]] - [[Presents]], [[Harlequin Presents By The Numbers|Presents #342]] February 1980<br />
*<br />
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* ''[[Summer Surrender ]]'', August 1984 ([[Temptation By The Numbers|Harlequin Temptation #23]])</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69321Anne Golon2008-07-13T19:05:20Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. [[Bantam]] published the books in one volume, titled "Angélique" in 1958. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in 1958 in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
* Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
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==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69320Anne Golon2008-07-13T19:04:18Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. [[Bantam]] published the books in one volume, titled "Angelique" in 1958. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in 1958 in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
* Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69319Anne Golon2008-07-13T19:00:01Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published as "Angélique" (in one volume) by [[Bantam]] in 1958 in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
* Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69318Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:58:20Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published as "Angélique" (in one volume) by [[Bantam]] 1958 in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
* Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69317Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:54:05Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* On the Web */</p>
<hr />
<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
* Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69316Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:52:11Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* On the Web */</p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_et_Serge_Golon&diff=69315Anne et Serge Golon2008-07-13T18:46:36Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: Name used by Anne Golon for some reprints of her Angélique series of books.</p>
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<div>Name used by [[Anne Golon]] for some reprints of her Angélique series of books.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69314Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:42:03Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Books */</p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le nouveau monde - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le complot des ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la route de l'espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69313Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:36:27Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29] */</p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique Marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le Chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le Roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son Amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le Nouveau - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La Tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le Complot des Ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la Route de l'Espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
<br />
==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29])==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Sergeanne_Golon&diff=69312Sergeanne Golon2008-07-13T18:35:26Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Sergeanne Golon was the name that [[Anne Golon]] was forced to use when her books were first published in 1956 in Germany and in 1957 in France. At the time, French publishers believed a book by a woman would not sell. Since her husband Serge did much of the research for the book, a compromise was finally reached by naming the author Sergeanne Golon. Later books and editions were published under the names [[Anne and Serge Golon]] and Anne Golon. See biography and details under [[Anne Golon]].</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Sergeanne_Golon&diff=69311Sergeanne Golon2008-07-13T18:33:04Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: Sergeanne Golon was the name that [Anne Golon] was forced to use when her books were first published in 1956 in Germany and in 1957 in France. At the time French publishers believed a book...</p>
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<div>Sergeanne Golon was the name that [Anne Golon] was forced to use when her books were first published in 1956 in Germany and in 1957 in France. At the time French publishers believed a book by a woman would not sell. Since her husband Serge did much of the research for the book, a compromise was finally reached by naming the author Sergeanne Golon. Later books and editions were published under the names [Anne and Serge Golon] and [Anne Golon].</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Too_Wicked_To_Love&diff=69310Too Wicked To Love2008-07-13T18:22:23Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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Author: Rita Clay Estrada<br />
Publisher: Zebra Historical<br />
Year: 2001<br />
Setting: Texas<br />
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Love-Zebra-Historical-Romance/dp/082177073X/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1215971302&sr=1-4<br />
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This story takes place in 1889 in Texas. The main protagonists are the widow Sarah Horn and Lord Benjamin Drake, the son of a duke.<br />
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This page needs editing.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69309Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:07:07Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Golon,Anne}}[[Category: Authors - G]] [[category:Authors With Pseudonyms]][[category:1921 Births]] [[category:Historical Romance Authors]][[category:Husband And Wife Writing Team]] [[category:Not Really Romance]] [[category:French Authors]]<br />
[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
<br />
The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
<br />
Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. Some of the recent editions have been illustrated by the couple's daughter, Nadja Golon. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
* Angélique Marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le Chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le Roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son Amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le Nouveau - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La Tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le Complot des Ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la Route de l'Espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
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==Movies (see bottom of page [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29]==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Anne_Golon&diff=69308Anne Golon2008-07-13T18:04:11Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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[[Anne Golon]] is the pseudonym of Simone Goloubinoff, who together with her husband, Vsevolod Sergeïvich Goloubinoff, known as Serge Golon, wrote the '''Angélique''' books. The books were first released in English under the name of [[Sergeanne Golon]] and later some under the name [[Anne et Serge Golon]]. Anne was born in 1921 in France. He was a Russian aristocrat who had fled Russia during the revolution, and they met during World War II. <br />
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The first Angélique book, at over 900 pages, was published in 1957 in France (and in 1956 in Germany) in two volumes to make it "easier" to read, entitled ''Angélique, Marquise of the Angels'' and ''Angélique, the Road to Versailles''. The books are not technically romances, more historic fiction with the continuing story of Angélique (and her husband, Joffrey de Peyrac) spanning the ages beginning in France during the time of Louis XIV and continuing to the "New World" and in fact around the world. The books were published by [[Bantam]] in the United States and by Pan Books and other publishers in the United Kingdom. The saga of Angélique has sold over 100 million books, has had 320 publishers and over 45 translations.<br />
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Serge Golon died in 1972, but Anne continued to write. The last Angélique book was published in 1985. Anne is reported to live in southern France.<br />
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== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.worldofangelique.com The World of Angélique] <br />
* [http://monteloup.free.fr/ Monteloup] <br />
* [http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/7174/Angelique/adkinsangel01.html Harvey Adkins Angélique site]<br />
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== Books ==<br />
* Angélique Marquise des Anges - 1957 (Angélique: Marquise of the Angels)<br />
* Angélique, le Chemin de Versailles - 1958 (Angélique: The Road to Versailles)<br />
* Angélique et le Roy - 1959 (Angélique and the King)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique - 1960 (Angélique and the Sultan)<br />
* Angélique se révolte - 1961 (Angélique in Revolt)<br />
* Angélique et son Amour - 1961 (Angélique in Love)<br />
* Angélique et le Nouveau - 1964 (The Countess Angélique)<br />
* La Tentation d'Angélique - 1966 (The Temptation of Angélique)<br />
* Angélique et la Démone - 1972 (Angélique and the Demon)<br />
* Angélique et le Complot des Ombres - 1976 (Angélique and the Ghosts)<br />
* Angélique à Québec - 1980 (not yet translated)<br />
* Angélique, la Route de l'Espoir - 1984 (not yet translated)<br />
* La Victoire d'Angélique - 1985 (not yet translated)<br />
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==Movies (see bottom of page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelique_%28series%29==<br />
* Angélique, marquise des anges (1964)<br />
* Merveilleuse Angélique (1965)<br />
* Angélique et le roy (1966)<br />
* Indomptable Angélique (1967)<br />
* Angélique et le sultan (1968)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Too_Wicked_To_Love&diff=69307Too Wicked To Love2008-07-13T17:50:38Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Author: Rita Clay Estrada<br />
Publisher: Zebra Historical<br />
Year: 2001<br />
Setting: Texas<br />
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Love-Zebra-Historical-Romance/dp/082177073X/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1215971302&sr=1-4<br />
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This story takes place in 1889 in Texas. The main protagonists are the widow Sarah Horn and Lord Benjamin Drake, the son of a duke.<br />
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<div>Author: Rita Clay Estrada<br />
Publisher: Zebra Historical<br />
Year: 2001<br />
Setting: Texas<br />
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Love-Zebra-Historical-Romance/dp/082177073X/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1215971302&sr=1-4<br />
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This story takes place in 1889 in Texas. The main protagonists are the widow Sarah Horn and Lord Benjamin Drake, the son of a duke.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Too_Wicked_To_Love&diff=69305Too Wicked To Love2008-07-13T17:44:47Z<p>Snowdrop44: New page: This story takes place in 1889 in Texas. The main protagonists are the widow Sarah Horn and Lord Benjamin Drake, the son of a duke.</p>
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<div>This story takes place in 1889 in Texas. The main protagonists are the widow Sarah Horn and Lord Benjamin Drake, the son of a duke.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Rita_Clay_Estrada&diff=69304Rita Clay Estrada2008-07-13T17:38:55Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Fiction */</p>
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'''Rita Clay Estrada''' wrote from 1982-present, and helped found the [[Romance Writers Of America]]. See Her full Biography at [[Rita Clay]].<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[Rita Clay]] - 1982-1984.<br />
* [[Tira Lacy]] - 1983-present?<br />
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== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/e/rita-clay-estrada/ Fantastic Fiction Entry] - a booklist for the author<br />
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== Books ==<br />
=== Fiction ===<br />
*[[Will And The Way]] (1985) ([[Harlequin Temptation #48]])<br />
*[[A Woman's Choice]] (1985) ([[Harlequin Temptation #72]])<br />
*[[Something To Treasure]] (1986) ([[Harlequin Temptation #100]])<br />
*[[The Best Things In Life]] (1986) ([[Harlequin Temptation #136]])<br />
*[[The Ivory Key]] (1987) ([[Harlequin Temptation #166]])<br />
*[[A Little Magic]] (1987) ([[Harlequin Temptation #188]])<br />
*[[Trust]] (1988) ([[Harlequin Temptation #220]]) - Part of series: [[The Montclair Emeralds]]<br />
*[[Second To None]] (1989) ([[Harlequin Temptation #265]])<br />
*[[To Buy A Groom]] (1990) ([[Harlequin Temptation #313]])<br />
*[[The Lady Says No]] (1991) ([[Harlequin Temptation #349]])<br />
*[[Twice Loved]] (1991) ([[Harlequin Temptation #361]])<br />
*[[One More Time]] (1993) ([[Harlequin Temptation #450]])<br />
*[[The Colonel's Daughter]] (1993) ([[Harlequin Temptation #474]])<br />
*[[Interlude In Time]] (1994) ([[Love Spell]])<br />
*[[Forms Of Love]] (1994) ([[Harlequin Temptation #500]])<br />
*[[The Twelve Gifts Of Christmas]] (1994) ([[Harlequin Temptation #518]])<br />
*[[The Stormchaser]] (1996) ([[Harlequin Temptation #573]])<br />
*[[Love Me, Love My Bed]] (1996) ([[Harlequin Temptation #595]])<br />
*[[Wishes]] (1997) ([[Harlequin Temptation #634]])<br />
*[[Dreams]] (1998) <br />
*[[Everything About Him]] (1998) ([[Harlequin Temptation #713]])<br />
*[[One Wild Weekend]] (1999) ([[Harlequin Temptation #733]]) - Part of series: [[Bachelor Auction]]<br />
*[[Blissful]] (2000)<br />
*[[Million Dollar Valentine]] (2000) ([[Harlequin Temptation #766]])<br />
*[[Too Wicked To Love]] (2001) ([[Zebra Historical Romance]])<br />
<br />
==Novellas/Short Stories==<br />
*[[To Have and to Hold]] (1992) (with [[Barbara Bretton]], [[Sandra James]], and [[Debbie Macomber]])<br />
*[[Conveniently Yours]] (1994) (with [[Sally Bradford]] and [[Bobby Hutchinson]])<br />
*''A Little Magic'' in [[Expecting!]] (with [[Barbara Delinsky]] and [[Michelle Reid]])<br />
*''Trust'' in [[Bedazzled]] (with [[Jayne Ann Krentz]] and [[Vicki Lewis Thompson]])<br />
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=== Non-Fiction ===<br />
*[[Writing Romances]] (1997)<br />
*[[You Can Write a Romance]] (1999)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Rita_Clay_Estrada&diff=69303Rita Clay Estrada2008-07-13T17:38:36Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Fiction */</p>
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'''Rita Clay Estrada''' wrote from 1982-present, and helped found the [[Romance Writers Of America]]. See Her full Biography at [[Rita Clay]].<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
* [[Rita Clay]] - 1982-1984.<br />
* [[Tira Lacy]] - 1983-present?<br />
<br />
== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/e/rita-clay-estrada/ Fantastic Fiction Entry] - a booklist for the author<br />
<br />
== Books ==<br />
=== Fiction ===<br />
*[[Will And The Way]] (1985) ([[Harlequin Temptation #48]])<br />
*[[A Woman's Choice]] (1985) ([[Harlequin Temptation #72]])<br />
*[[Something To Treasure]] (1986) ([[Harlequin Temptation #100]])<br />
*[[The Best Things In Life]] (1986) ([[Harlequin Temptation #136]])<br />
*[[The Ivory Key]] (1987) ([[Harlequin Temptation #166]])<br />
*[[A Little Magic]] (1987) ([[Harlequin Temptation #188]])<br />
*[[Trust]] (1988) ([[Harlequin Temptation #220]])- Part of series: [[The Montclair Emeralds]]<br />
*[[Second To None]] (1989) ([[Harlequin Temptation #265]])<br />
*[[To Buy A Groom]] (1990) ([[Harlequin Temptation #313]])<br />
*[[The Lady Says No]] (1991) ([[Harlequin Temptation #349]])<br />
*[[Twice Loved]] (1991) ([[Harlequin Temptation #361]])<br />
*[[One More Time]] (1993) ([[Harlequin Temptation #450]])<br />
*[[The Colonel's Daughter]] (1993) ([[Harlequin Temptation #474]])<br />
*[[Interlude In Time]] (1994) ([[Love Spell]])<br />
*[[Forms Of Love]] (1994) ([[Harlequin Temptation #500]])<br />
*[[The Twelve Gifts Of Christmas]] (1994) ([[Harlequin Temptation #518]])<br />
*[[The Stormchaser]] (1996) ([[Harlequin Temptation #573]])<br />
*[[Love Me, Love My Bed]] (1996) ([[Harlequin Temptation #595]])<br />
*[[Wishes]] (1997) ([[Harlequin Temptation #634]])<br />
*[[Dreams]] (1998) <br />
*[[Everything About Him]] (1998) ([[Harlequin Temptation #713]])<br />
*[[One Wild Weekend]] (1999) ([[Harlequin Temptation #733]]) - Part of series: [[Bachelor Auction]]<br />
*[[Blissful]] (2000)<br />
*[[Million Dollar Valentine]] (2000) ([[Harlequin Temptation #766]])<br />
*[[Too Wicked To Love]] (2001) ([[Zebra Historical Romance]])<br />
<br />
==Novellas/Short Stories==<br />
*[[To Have and to Hold]] (1992) (with [[Barbara Bretton]], [[Sandra James]], and [[Debbie Macomber]])<br />
*[[Conveniently Yours]] (1994) (with [[Sally Bradford]] and [[Bobby Hutchinson]])<br />
*''A Little Magic'' in [[Expecting!]] (with [[Barbara Delinsky]] and [[Michelle Reid]])<br />
*''Trust'' in [[Bedazzled]] (with [[Jayne Ann Krentz]] and [[Vicki Lewis Thompson]])<br />
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=== Non-Fiction ===<br />
*[[Writing Romances]] (1997)<br />
*[[You Can Write a Romance]] (1999)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Rita_Clay_Estrada&diff=69302Rita Clay Estrada2008-07-13T17:37:18Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Fiction */</p>
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'''Rita Clay Estrada''' wrote from 1982-present, and helped found the [[Romance Writers Of America]]. See Her full Biography at [[Rita Clay]].<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[Rita Clay]] - 1982-1984.<br />
* [[Tira Lacy]] - 1983-present?<br />
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== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/e/rita-clay-estrada/ Fantastic Fiction Entry] - a booklist for the author<br />
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== Books ==<br />
=== Fiction ===<br />
*[[Will And The Way]] (1985) ([[Harlequin Temptation #48]])<br />
*[[A Woman's Choice]] (1985) ([[Harlequin Temptation #72]])<br />
*[[Something To Treasure]] (1986) ([[Harlequin Temptation #100]])<br />
*[[The Best Things In Life]] (1986) ([[Harlequin Temptation #136]])<br />
*[[The Ivory Key]] (1987) ([[Harlequin Temptation #166]])<br />
*[[A Little Magic]] (1987) ([[Harlequin Temptation #188]])<br />
*[[Trust]] (1988) ([[Harlequin Temptation #220]])- Part of series: ([[The Montclair Emeralds]])<br />
*[[Second To None]] (1989) ([[Harlequin Temptation #265]])<br />
*[[To Buy A Groom]] (1990) ([[Harlequin Temptation #313]])<br />
*[[The Lady Says No]] (1991) ([[Harlequin Temptation #349]])<br />
*[[Twice Loved]] (1991) ([[Harlequin Temptation #361]])<br />
*[[One More Time]] (1993) ([[Harlequin Temptation #450]])<br />
*[[The Colonel's Daughter]] (1993) ([[Harlequin Temptation #474]])<br />
*[[Interlude In Time]] (1994) ([[Love Spell]])<br />
*[[Forms Of Love]] (1994) ([[Harlequin Temptation #500]])<br />
*[[The Twelve Gifts Of Christmas]] (1994) ([[Harlequin Temptation #518]])<br />
*[[The Stormchaser]] (1996) ([[Harlequin Temptation #573]])<br />
*[[Love Me, Love My Bed]] (1996) ([[Harlequin Temptation #595]])<br />
*[[Wishes]] (1997) ([[Harlequin Temptation #634]])<br />
*[[Dreams]] (1998) <br />
*[[Everything About Him]] (1998) ([[Harlequin Temptation #713]])<br />
*[[One Wild Weekend]] (1999) ([[Harlequin Temptation #733]]) - Part of series: ([[Bachelor Auction]])<br />
*[[Blissful]] (2000)<br />
*[[Million Dollar Valentine]] (2000) ([[Harlequin Temptation #766]])<br />
*[[Too Wicked To Love]] (2001) ([[Zebra Historical Romance]])<br />
<br />
==Novellas/Short Stories==<br />
*[[To Have and to Hold]] (1992) (with [[Barbara Bretton]], [[Sandra James]], and [[Debbie Macomber]])<br />
*[[Conveniently Yours]] (1994) (with [[Sally Bradford]] and [[Bobby Hutchinson]])<br />
*''A Little Magic'' in [[Expecting!]] (with [[Barbara Delinsky]] and [[Michelle Reid]])<br />
*''Trust'' in [[Bedazzled]] (with [[Jayne Ann Krentz]] and [[Vicki Lewis Thompson]])<br />
<br />
=== Non-Fiction ===<br />
*[[Writing Romances]] (1997)<br />
*[[You Can Write a Romance]] (1999)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=A_Woman%27s_Choice&diff=69301A Woman's Choice2008-07-13T17:06:21Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Book Description */</p>
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* '''Author''': [[Rita Clay Estrada]]<br />
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]]<br />
* '''Year''': 1985<br />
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==Book Description==<br />
Sam Lewis, attorney-at-law, was immediately attracted to Catherine Sinclair -- despite her lethal reputation with men. The blond, blue-eyed siren had tearfully requested his help ... and soon devastated him with her sensuous appeal. But Sam's feelings for Catherine ran deep -- beyond merely protecting her from a very real threat. He wanted her in his life, in his bed. And he wanted her in spite of her questionable past.<br />
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The story takes place in Los Angeles<br />
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This is the second in a trio of books linking The Will and the Way (1985) and Something to Treasure (1986.)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=A_Woman%27s_Choice&diff=69300A Woman's Choice2008-07-13T17:02:17Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Book Description */</p>
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* '''Author''': [[Rita Clay Estrada]]<br />
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]]<br />
* '''Year''': 1985<br />
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==Book Description==<br />
Sam Lewis, attorney-at-law, was immediately attracted to Catherine Sinclair -- despite her lethal reputation with men. The blond, blue-eyed siren had tearfully requested his help ... and soon devastated him with her sensuous appeal. But Sam's feelings for Catherine ran deep -- beyond merely protecting her from a very real threat. He wanted her in his life, in his bed. And he wanted her in spite of her questionable past.<br />
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This is the second in a trio of books linking The Will and the Way and Something to Treasure</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=A_Woman%27s_Choice&diff=69299A Woman's Choice2008-07-13T17:02:00Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Book Description */</p>
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<div>{{DEFAULTSORT:Woman's Choice, A}}[[category:1985 Releases]][[Category:Category Romance]] [[Category:Lawyers]]<br />
* '''Author''': [[Rita Clay Estrada]]<br />
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Temptation]]<br />
* '''Year''': 1985<br />
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==Book Description==<br />
Sam Lewis, attorney-at-law, was immediately attracted to Catherine Sinclair -- despite her lethal reputation with men. The blond, blue-eyed siren had tearfully requested his help ... and soon devastated him with her sensuous appeal. But Sam's feelings for Catherine ran deep -- beyond merely protecting her from a very real threat. He wanted her in his life, in his bed. And he wanted her in spite of her questionable past.<br />
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This is the second in a trio of books linking The Will and the Way and Something to Treasure</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Rita_Clay&diff=69298Rita Clay2008-07-13T16:56:31Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* Books */</p>
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== Biography ==<br />
Rita Clay was a founding member and served as the first president of the [[Romance Writers of America]], and the prestigious [[RITA]], originally known as the [[RITA|Golden Medallion]], was renamed in honor of Clay. She received a [[Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award|Lifetime Achievement Award]] in 2000 from RWA. Clay was also the driving force behind the creation of the Golden Triangle Writers Guild[http://www.beaumontjournal.com/news/2007/1024/Columns/009.html].<br />
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The founding of the [[Romance Writers of America]] came about when [[Vivian Stephens]] met with Rita Clay Estrada and other writers in Houston[http://romancingtheblog.com/blog/?p=290]. As [[Shirley Hailstock]], via [[Monica Jackson]], notes:<br />
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Vivian told me she used to get calls from writers everyday asking for her help in getting a book published. It took up so much of her time that she told Rita Clay Estrada that she was going to be in Houston at a certain time. If they wanted to meet with her, get a place and she would come. I think they got a hotel meeting room.<br />
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Eighty women showed up. Vivian spoke for several hours, telling them they needed to start their own organization since they were getting no respect from any other one. That was the founding meeting of RWA.<br />
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Five women met in Rita’s dining room and hammered out the rules of the organization and I believe sixty-three came to the first meeting when Rita Clay Estrada was president. ([http://romancingtheblog.com/blog/?p=290] - "Who Is Vivian Stephens?" at '''Romancing The Blog''')<br />
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Clay famously began her career after a stint as a stay at home mother. Her then-husband bought her an IBM Selectric typewriter and challenged her to write (the couple has since divorced). After writing what she describes as "horrendously long historical romance,"[http://www.chron.com/CDA/archives/archive.mpl?id=1995_1293554], she focused and sold the third manuscript she completed.<br />
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Her first novel, ''[[Wanderer's Dream]]'', was published by [[Silhouette]] in 1981. In their July, 2006 article "Romancing the Store" (''Publisher's Weekly''), [[Paula Eykehof]] and [[Debbie Macomber]] called out [[Rita Clay Estrada|Clay Estrada's]] novel ''[[The Ivory Key]]'' as one of the first paranormal romances read by the contemporary audience[http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6357303.html]. The novel, which featured a [[Time Travel|time traveling]] [[:Category:Ghost|ghost]] both exemplified the creative boundaries pushed by the [[Harlequin Temptation]] imprint while presaging today's multitude of [[Paranormal]] romantic elements.<br />
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She also published as [[Rita Clay Estrada]] and [[Tira Lacy]]. The Lacy name, an anagram, was adopted when Clay moved to another publisher. [[Harlequin]] "owned" the name "Rita Clay", forcing the author to choose another name for her books. Her mother, [[Rita Gallagher]], also wrote romance.<br />
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As an author for [[Silhouette Romance]], Rita Clay published two novels. <br />
== See Also ==<br />
* [[Rita Clay Estrada]]<br />
* [[Tira Lacy]]<br />
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== Books ==<br />
* ''[[Wanderer's Dream]]'' - August 1981 ([[Silhouette Romance By The Numbers|Silhouette Romance #97]])<br />
* ''[[Wise Folly]]'' (1982) ([[Silhouette Desire #3]])<br />
* ''[[Yesterday's Dreams - Rita Clay|Yesterday's Dreams]]'' (1982) ([[Silhouette Desire #32]])<br />
* ''[[Experiment In Love]]'' (1983) ([[Silhouette Desire #45]])<br />
* ''[[Summer Song]]'' (1983) ([[Silhouette Desire #82]])<br />
* ''[[Recapture The Love]]'' (1984) ([[Silhouette Desire #120]])<br />
* ''[[Sweet Eternity]]'' - October 1982 ([[Silhouette Romance By The Numbers|Silhouette Romance #182]])<br />
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=== Non-Fiction ===<br />
* ''[[You Can Write A Romance]]'' - Rita Clay Estrada and [[Rita Gallagher]]<br />
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== Awards/Honors ==<br />
* 2000 - [[Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award|Lifetime Achievement Award]]<br />
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== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.chron.com/CDA/archives/archive.mpl?id=1995_1293554 "Romancing the word/The ordinary and not-so-ordinary life of a romance writer] (Houston Chronicle, 08/26/1995)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=User_talk:Snowdrop44&diff=69297User talk:Snowdrop442008-07-13T16:45:11Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Help needed.<br />
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I'm trying to enter the books written by Rita Clay Estrada/Rita Clay as Tira Lacy. <br />
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I've entered the "Author" part following model for another author. However, I can't figure out how to add the template for the actual books to the "author" page.<br />
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I've also noticed that some books are listed in alphabetical order and others are listed in the order of publication. Is there a preferred order? I myself prefer the order of publication.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Rita_Clay_Estrada&diff=69296Rita Clay Estrada2008-07-13T16:43:18Z<p>Snowdrop44: /* See Also */</p>
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'''Rita Clay Estrada''' wrote from 1982-present, and helped found the [[Romance Writers Of America]]. See Her full Biography at [[Rita Clay]].<br />
<br />
== See Also ==<br />
* [[Rita Clay]] - 1982-1984.<br />
* [[Tira Lacy]] - 1983-present?<br />
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== On the Web ==<br />
* [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/e/rita-clay-estrada/ Fantastic Fiction Entry] - a booklist for the author<br />
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== Books ==<br />
=== Fiction ===<br />
*[[Will And The Way]] (1985)<br />
*[[A Woman's Choice]] (1985)<br />
*[[The Best Things In Life]] (1986)<br />
*[[Something To Treasure]] (1986)<br />
*[[The Ivory Key]] (1987)<br />
*[[A Little Magic]] (1987)<br />
*[[Trust]] (1988)<br />
*[[Second To None]] (1989)<br />
*[[To Buy A Groom]] (1990)<br />
*[[The Lady Says No]] (1991)<br />
*[[Twice Loved]] (1991)<br />
*[[One More Time]] (1993)<br />
*[[The Colonel's Daughter]] (1993)<br />
*[[Interlude In Time]] (1994)<br />
*[[Forms Of Love]] (1994)<br />
*[[The Twelve Gifts Of Christmas]] (1994)<br />
*[[The Stormchaser]] (1996)<br />
*[[Wishes]] (1997)<br />
*[[Dreams]] (1998)<br />
*[[Everything About Him]] (1998)<br />
*[[One Wild Weekend]] (1999)<br />
*[[Blissful]] (2000)<br />
*[[Million Dollar Valentine]] (2000)<br />
*[[Too Wicked To Love]] (2001)<br />
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==Novellas/Short Stories==<br />
*[[To Have and to Hold]] (1992) (with [[Barbara Bretton]], [[Sandra James]], and [[Debbie Macomber]])<br />
*[[Conveniently Yours]] (1994) (with [[Sally Bradford]] and [[Bobby Hutchinson]])<br />
*''A Little Magic'' in [[Expecting!]] (with [[Barbara Delinsky]] and [[Michelle Reid]])<br />
*''Trust'' in [[Bedazzled]] (with [[Jayne Ann Krentz]] and [[Vicki Lewis Thompson]])<br />
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=== Non-Fiction ===<br />
*[[Writing Romances]] (1997)<br />
*[[You Can Write a Romance]] (1999)</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=User_talk:Snowdrop44&diff=69295User talk:Snowdrop442008-07-13T16:42:04Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Help needed.<br />
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I'm trying to enter the books written by Rita Clay Estrada/Rita Clay as Tira Lacy. <br />
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I've entered the "Author" part following model for another author. However, I can't figure out how to add the template for the actual books to the "author" page.</div>Snowdrop44https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=User_talk:Snowdrop44&diff=69294User talk:Snowdrop442008-07-13T16:40:34Z<p>Snowdrop44: </p>
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<div>Help needed.<br />
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I'm trying to enter the books written by Rita Clay Estrada as Tira Lacy. <br />
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I've entered the "Author" part following model for another author. However, I can't figure out how to add the template for the actual books to the "author" page.</div>Snowdrop44