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The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever

2010-10-30T22:48:39Z

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[[Category:Regency]] [[Category:Humor - Regency]] [[Category: 2007 Releases]]
[[Image:Juliaquinn_secretdiariesofcheever.jpg|thumb|The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever by Julia Quinn]]
* '''Author''': [[Julia Quinn - 1|Julia Quinn]]
* '''Publisher''': [[Avon]]
* '''Year''': 2007
* '''Setting''': Regency England.
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0061230839/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever]

== Book Description ==
At the age of ten, Miranda Cheever showed no signs of Great Beauty. And even at ten, Miranda learned to accept the expectations society held for her—until the afternoon when Nigel Bevelstoke, the handsome and dashing Viscount Turner, solemnly kissed her hand and promised her that one day she would grow into herself, that one day she would be as beautiful as she already was smart. And even at ten, Miranda knew she would love him forever.

But the years that followed were as cruel to Turner as they were kind to Miranda. She is as intriguing as the viscount boldly predicted on that memorable day—while he is a lonely, bitter man, crushed by a devastating loss. But Miranda has never forgotten the truth she set down on paper all those years earlier—and she will not allow the love that is her destiny to slip lightly through her fingers.

== Awards/Honors ==
''The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever'' won the [[2008 RITA® Winners|2008 RITA® Award]] for [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance|Best Regency Historical Romance]].

== Reviews ==
* [http://megromancereviews.blogspot.com/2007/06/julia-quinn-secret-diaries-of-mis.html Bodice Ripper Reviews]
* [http://www.likesbooks.com/cgi-bin/bookReview.pl?BookReviewId=6251 All About Romance]
* [http://www.theromancereader.com/quinn-diaries.html The Romance Reader]

== Related Titles ==
* [[What Happens in London]] - June 2009
* [[Ten Things I Love About You]] - May 2010

The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever

2010-10-30T22:46:18Z

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[[Category:Regency]] [[Category:Humor - Regency]] [[Category: 2007 Releases]]
[[Image:Juliaquinn_secretdiariesofcheever.jpg|thumb|The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever by Julia Quinn]]
* '''Author''': [[Julia Quinn - 1|Julia Quinn]]
* '''Publisher''': [[Avon]]
* '''Year''': 2007
* '''Setting''': Regency England.
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0061230839/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever]

== Book Description ==
At the age of ten, Miranda Cheever showed no signs of Great Beauty. And even at ten, Miranda learned to accept the expectations society held for her—until the afternoon when Nigel Bevelstoke, the handsome and dashing Viscount Turner, solemnly kissed her hand and promised her that one day she would grow into herself, that one day she would be as beautiful as she already was smart. And even at ten, Miranda knew she would love him forever.

But the years that followed were as cruel to Turner as they were kind to Miranda. She is as intriguing as the viscount boldly predicted on that memorable day—while he is a lonely, bitter man, crushed by a devastating loss. But Miranda has never forgotten the truth she set down on paper all those years earlier—and she will not allow the love that is her destiny to slip lightly through her fingers.

== Awards/Honors ==
''The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever'' won the [[2008 RITA® Winners|2008 RITA® Award]] for [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance|Best Regency Historical Romance]].

== Reviews ==
* [http://megromancereviews.blogspot.com/2007/06/julia-quinn-secret-diaries-of-mis.html Bodice Ripper Reviews]

== Related Titles ==
* [[What Happens in London]] - June 2009
* [[Ten Things I Love About You]] - May 2010

What Happens in London

2010-10-30T22:45:08Z

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[[Category:Regency Romance]]
[[Category:Regency]]
[[Category:Humor - Regency]]
[[Category: 2009 Releases]]
* '''Author''': [[Julia Quinn]]
* '''Publisher''': [[Avon]]
* '''Year''': 2009
* '''Setting''': Regency England. Second book in ''The Bevelstokes'' series.
* '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0061491888/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 What Happens in London]

== Book Description ==
When Olivia Bevelstoke is told that her new neighbor may have killed his fiancée, she doesn't believe it for a second, but still, how can she help spying on him, just to be sure? So she stakes out a spot near her bedroom window, cleverly concealed by curtains, watches, and waits... and discovers a most intriguing man, who is definitely up to something.

Sir Harry Valentine works for the boring branch of the War Office, translating documents vital to national security. He's not a spy, but he's had all the training, and when a gorgeous blonde begins to watch him from her window, he is instantly suspicious. But just when he decides that she's nothing more than a nosy debutante, he discovers that she might be engaged to a foreign prince, who might be plotting against England. And when Harry is roped into spying on Olivia, he discovers that he might be falling for her himself...

== Related Titles ==
* [[The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever|''Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever, The'']] - June 2007
* [[Ten Things I Love About You]] - May 2010

What Happens in London

2010-10-30T22:44:38Z

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What Happens in London

2010-10-30T22:43:57Z

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Julia Quinn - 1

2010-10-30T22:37:38Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Quinn, Julia}}
[[Category:Authors - Q]]
[[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]
[[Category:RITA Winners]]
[[Category:Historical Romance Authors]]
[[Category:Regency Romance Authors]]
[[Category:Bestselling Author]]
[[Category:Avon Authors]]
[[Category:Seattle Authors]]

'''Julia Quinn''' is a best-selling American historical romance author. She has been on the ''New York Times'' Bestseller List nine times and her romances have been translated into thirteen foreign languages.

== Bibliography ==
=== Books ===
* [[Brighter Than The Sun|''Brighter Than The Sun'']] - December 1, 1999
* [[Dancing At Midnight|''Dancing at Midnight'']] - December 1, 1995
* [[The Duke and I|''Duke and I, The'']] - Jan 1, 2000
* [[Everything And The Moon|''Everything And The Moon'']] - March 1, 1997
* [[How To Marry A Marquis|''How To Marry A Marquis'']] - April 1, 1999
* [[It's In His Kiss - Julia Quinn|''It's In His Kiss'']] - July 1, 2005
* [[The Lost Duke of Wyndham|''Lost Duke of Wyndham, The'']] - May 27, 2008
* [[Minx|''Minx'']] - September 1, 1996
* [[Mr. Cavendish, I Presume|''Mr. Cavendish, I Presume'']] - September 30, 2008
* [[An Offer From A Gentleman|''Offer From A Gentleman, An'']] - July 1, 2001
* [[On The Way To The Wedding|''On The Way To The Wedding'']] - June 30, 2006
* [[Romancing Mr. Bridgerton|''Romancing Mr. Bridgerton'']] - July 2002
* [[The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever|''Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever, The'']] - June 2007
* [[Splendid|''Splendid'']] - April 1, 1995
* [[To Catch An Heiress|''To Catch An Heiress'']] - July 1, 1998
* [[To Sir Phillip, With Love|''To Sir Phillip, With Love'']] - July 1, 2003
* [[Ten Things I Love About You|''Ten Things I Love About You'']] - Early Summer 2010
* [[The Viscount Who Loved Me|''Viscount Who Loved Me, The'']] - December 1, 2000
* [[What Happens in London|''What Happens in London'']] - June 30, 2009
* [[When He Was Wicked|''When He Was Wicked'']] - July 1, 2004

=== Novellas ===
* [[Gretna Greene|''Gretna Greene'']] in [[Scottish Brides|''Scottish Brides'']] - June 1999
* [[A Tale of Two Sisters|''A Tale of Two Sisters'']] in [[Where's My Hero?|''Where's My Hero?'']] - 2003
* [[36 Valentines|''36 Valentines'']] in [[The Further Observations Of Lady Whistledown|''The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown'']] - January 2003
* [[The First Kiss|''The First Kiss'']] in [[Lady Whistledown Strikes Back|''Lady Whistledown Strikes Back'']] - April 2004

=== E-books ===
====The Bridgerton Second Epilogues====
* [[It's In His Kiss: The Epilogue II|''It's In His Kiss: The Epilogue II'']] - June 2006
* [[The Viscount Who Loved Me: The Epilogue II|''The Viscount Who Loved Me: The Epilogue II'']] - June 2006
* [[Romancing Mister Bridgerton: The Epilogue II|''Romancing Mister Bridgerton: The Epilogue II'']] May 2007
* [[When He was Wicked: The Epilogue II|''When He was Wicked: The Epilogue II'']] - May 2007
* [[An Offer From a Gentleman: The 2nd Epilogue|''An Offer From a Gentleman: The 2nd Epilogue'']] - September 2009
* [[To Sir Phillip, With Love: The 2nd Epilogue|''To Sir Phillip, With Love: The 2nd Epilogue'']] - September 2009

== Honors/Awards ==
* [[2000 Career Achievement Award Winners|2000 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Love & Laughter
* [[2007 RITA® Winners|2007 RITA® winner]] in the [[RITA®: Best Long Historical Romance]] category with ''[[On The Way To The Wedding]]''
* [[2008 RITA® Winners|2008 RITA® winner]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance]] category with ''[[The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever]]''
* [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance]] category with ''[[Mr. Cavendish, I Presume]]''
* [[2010 RITA® Winners|2010 RITA® winner]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance]] category with ''[[What Happens in London]]''

== On the Web ==
* [http://www.juliaquinn.com/ Julia Quinn Official Website]
* [http://www.facebook.com/AuthorJuliaQuinn Julia Quinn on Facebook]
* [http://wordwenches.typepad.com/word_wenches/2008/01/julia-quinn.html Interview with Julia Quinn] - Julia Quinn is interviewed by [[Jo Beverley]] at Wordwenches.com

Julia Quinn - 1

2010-10-30T22:36:14Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Quinn, Julia}}
[[Category:Authors - Q]]
[[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]
[[Category:RITA Winners]]
[[Category:Historical Romance Authors]]
[[Category:Regency Romance Authors]]
[[Category:Bestselling Author]]
[[Category:Avon Authors]]
[[Category:Seattle Authors]]

'''Julia Quinn''' is a best-selling American historical romance author. She has been on the ''New York Times'' Bestseller List nine times and her romances have been translated into thirteen foreign languages.

== Bibliography ==
=== Books ===
* [[Brighter Than The Sun|''Brighter Than The Sun'']] - December 1, 1999
* [[Dancing At Midnight|''Dancing at Midnight'']] - December 1, 1995
* [[The Duke and I|''Duke and I, The'']] - Jan 1, 2000
* [[Everything And The Moon|''Everything And The Moon'']] - March 1, 1997
* [[How To Marry A Marquis|''How To Marry A Marquis'']] - April 1, 1999
* [[It's In His Kiss - Julia Quinn|''It's In His Kiss'']] - July 1, 2005
* [[The Lost Duke of Wyndham|''Lost Duke of Wyndham, The'']] - May 27, 2008
* [[Minx|''Minx'']] - September 1, 1996
* [[Mr. Cavendish, I Presume|''Mr. Cavendish, I Presume'']] - September 30, 2008
* [[An Offer From A Gentleman|''Offer From A Gentleman, An'']] - July 1, 2001
* [[On The Way To The Wedding|''On The Way To The Wedding'']] - June 30, 2006
* [[Romancing Mr. Bridgerton|''Romancing Mr. Bridgerton'']] - July 2002
* [[The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever|''Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever, The'']] - June 2007
* [[Splendid|''Splendid'']] - April 1, 1995
* [[To Catch An Heiress|''To Catch An Heiress'']] - July 1, 1998
* [[To Sir Phillip, With Love|''To Sir Phillip, With Love'']] - July 1, 2003
* [[Ten Things I Love About You|''Ten Things I Love About You'']] - Early Summer 2010
* [[The Viscount Who Loved Me|''Viscount Who Loved Me, The'']] - December 1, 2000
* [[What Happens in London|''What Happens in London'']] - June 30, 2009
* [[When He Was Wicked|''When He Was Wicked'']] - July 1, 2004

=== Novellas ===
* [[Gretna Greene|''Gretna Greene'']] in [[Scottish Brides|''Scottish Brides'']] - June 1999
* [[A Tale of Two Sisters|''A Tale of Two Sisters'']] in [[Where's My Hero?|''Where's My Hero?'']] - 2003
* [[36 Valentines|''36 Valentines'']] in [[The Further Observations Of Lady Whistledown|''The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown'']] - January 2003
* [[The First Kiss|''The First Kiss'']] in [[Lady Whistledown Strikes Back|''Lady Whistledown Strikes Back'']] - April 2004

=== E-books ===
====The Bridgerton Second Epilogues====
* [[It's In His Kiss: The Epilogue II|''It's In His Kiss: The Epilogue II'']] - June 2006
* [[The Viscount Who Loved Me: The Epilogue II|''The Viscount Who Loved Me: The Epilogue II'']] - June 2006
* [[Romancing Mister Bridgerton: The Epilogue II|''Romancing Mister Bridgerton: The Epilogue II'']] May 2007
* [[When He was Wicked: The Epilogue II|''When He was Wicked: The Epilogue II'']] - May 2007
* [[An Offer From a Gentleman: The 2nd Epilogue|''An Offer From a Gentleman: The 2nd Epilogue'']] - September 2009
* [[To Sir Phillip, With Love: The 2nd Epilogue|''To Sir Phillip, With Love: The 2nd Epilogue'']] - September 2009

== Honors/Awards ==
* [[2000 Career Achievement Award Winners|2000 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Love & Laughter
* [[2007 RITA® Winners|2007 RITA® winner]] in the [[RITA®: Best Long Historical Romance]] category with ''[[On The Way To The Wedding]]''
* [[2008 RITA® Winners|2008 RITA® winner]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance]] category with ''[[The Secret Diaries Of Miss Miranda Cheever]]''
* [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance]] category with ''[[Mr. Cavendish, I Presume]]''
* [[2010 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA® winner]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Historical Romance]] category with ''[[What Happens in London]]''

== On the Web ==
* [http://www.juliaquinn.com/ Julia Quinn Official Website]
* [http://www.facebook.com/AuthorJuliaQuinn Julia Quinn on Facebook]
* [http://wordwenches.typepad.com/word_wenches/2008/01/julia-quinn.html Interview with Julia Quinn] - Julia Quinn is interviewed by [[Jo Beverley]] at Wordwenches.com

Pleasure For Pleasure

2010-10-30T00:49:05Z

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[[category:Books - Same Title]]
[[Pleasure For Pleasure]] is the title of books by:

* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Eloisa James|1]] - [[Eloisa James]], 2006, ([[Avon]]), [[Essex Sisters]]
* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Jamie Sobrato|2]] - [[Jamie Sobrato]], 2003, [[Harlequin Blaze]] [[Harlequin Blaze By The Numbers|# 84]]

Pleasure For Pleasure

2010-10-30T00:47:45Z

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[[category:Books - Same Title]]
[[Pleasure For Pleasure]] is the title of books by:

* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Eloisa James|1]] - [[Eloisa James]], 2006, ([[Avon]]) [[Essex Sisters]]
* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Jamie Sobrato|2]] - [[Jamie Sobrato]], 2003, [[Harlequin Blaze]] [[Harlequin Blaze By The Numbers|# 84]]

Pleasure For Pleasure

2010-10-30T00:46:41Z

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[[category:Books - Same Title]]
[[Pleasure For Pleasure]] is the title of books by:

* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Eloisa James|1]] - [[Eloisa James]], 2006, ([[Avon]]
* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Jamie Sobrato|2]] - [[Jamie Sobrato]], 2003, [[Harlequin Blaze]] [[Harlequin Blaze By The Numbers|# 84]]

Pleasure For Pleasure

2010-10-30T00:46:13Z

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[[category:Books - Same Title]]
[[Pleasure For Pleasure]] is the title of books by:

* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Eloisa James|1]] - [[Eloisa James]], 2006, ([[Avon]] [[Essex Sisters|# 4]]
* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Jamie Sobrato|2]] - [[Jamie Sobrato]], 2003, [[Harlequin Blaze]] [[Harlequin Blaze By The Numbers|# 84]]

Pleasure For Pleasure - Jamie Sobrato

2010-10-30T00:45:17Z

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[[Category:2003 Releases]][[Category:Category Romance]]
* '''Author''': [[Jamie Sobrato]]
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Blaze]] [[Harlequin Blaze By The Numbers|# 84]]
* '''Year''': 2003
* '''Setting''':
* '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373790880/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Pleasure For Pleasure]

Pleasure For Pleasure

2010-10-30T00:44:16Z

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[[category:Books - Same Title]]
[[Pleasure For Pleasure]] is the title of books by:

* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Eloisa James|1]] - [[Eloisa James]], 2006, ([[Avon]] [[Essex Sisters|#4]])
* [[Pleasure For Pleasure - Jamie Sobrato|2]] - [[Jamie Sobrato]], 2003, [[Harlequin Blaze]] [[Harlequin Blaze By The Numbers|# 84]]

Talk:Eloisa James

2010-10-29T15:18:51Z

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Bit confused if I should have added a title as 'omnibus' considering it's a novel in three parts.

Eloisa James

2010-10-29T15:16:39Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:James, Eloisa}}[[Category:Authors - J]] [[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Academics Who Write Romance]] [[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]
== Biography ==
Eloisa James is the pen-name of ''Mary Bly'', a professor of English (specialising in Shakespeare, Early Modern Drama and Cultural and Linguistic Theory) at Fordham University.

Eloisa James was a [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Best Historical Romance]] category with her novel ''[[Duchess By Night]]''.

==Books==
* ''[[Desperate Duchesses]]'' - 2001 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Duchess In Love]]'' - 2002 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Duchess By Night]]'' - 2008 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Enchanting Pleasures]]'' - 2002 Bantam Dell
* ''[[Fool For Love]]'' - 2003 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[A Kiss At Midnight]]'' - 2010 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Kiss Me, Annabel]]'' - 2005
* ''[[Midnight Pleasures]]'' - 2001 Bantam Dell
* ''[[Much Ado About You]]'' - 2005 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Pleasure For Pleasure]]'' - 2006 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Potent Pleasures]]'' 2000 Bantam Dell
* ''[[The Taming Of The Duke|Taming Of The Duke]]'' - 2006 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[A Wild Pursuit|Wild Pursuit, A]]'' - 2004 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Your Wicked Ways]]'' - 2004 ([[Avon]])

=== Novellas ===
* "A Fool Again" in ''[[The One That Got Away - Anthology|The One That Got Away]]'', 2004 ([[Avon]]).
* “A Proper Englishwoman” in ''[[Talk of the Ton]]'', 2005 Berkeley Jove.

== Omnibus ==
* ''[[The Lady Most Likely]]'' with Connie Brockway and Julia Quinn - 2010

== Awards ==
* [[2005 Career Achievement Award Winners|2005 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Innovative Historical Romance

== On the Web ==
*[http://www.eloisajames.com| Eloisa James] - author's main website
*[http://bnreview.barnesandnoble.com/t5/Reading-Romance/bg-p/readingromance| Reading Romance] - author's column for Barnes & Noble updated monthly
*[http://www.squawkradio.com/index.php/sblog/index/ Squawk Radio] - blog with other authors

== Editorials ==
* [http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/12/opinion/12bly.html?_r=1 New York Times - A Fine Romance by Mary Bly, 2005

== Interviews ==
* [http://www.kcra.com/entertainment/5887589/detail.html Eloisa James] - Interview at KCRA Sacramento
* [http://riskyregencies.blogspot.com/2006/11/interview-with-eloisa-james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at Risky Regencies
* [http://www.aromancereview.com/interviews/eloisajames.phtml Eloisa James] - Interview at A Romance Review
* [http://www.writersbreak.com/Interviews/articles/fiction/interviews_fiction_james_1.htm Eloisa James] - Interviwe at Writers Break
* [http://www.crescentblues.com/8_5issue/int_james.shtml Eloisa James] - Interview at Crescent Blues
* [http://theliteraryproject.blogspot.com/2010/06/interview-with-eloisa-james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at The Literary Project
* [http://nymag.com/nymetro/arts/books/10870/ Eloisa James] - Interview at New York Magazine
*[http://www.writersnewsweekly.com/interview_james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at Writers News Weekly

Eloisa James

2010-10-29T15:06:51Z

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Eloisa James

2010-10-29T15:01:06Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:James, Eloisa}}[[Category:Authors - J]] [[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Academics Who Write Romance]] [[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]
== Biography ==
Eloisa James is the pen-name of ''Mary Bly'', a professor of English (specialising in Shakespeare, Early Modern Drama and Cultural and Linguistic Theory) at Fordham University.

Eloisa James was a [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Best Historical Romance]] category with her novel ''[[Duchess By Night]]''.

==Books==
* ''[[Desperate Duchesses]]'' - 2001 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Duchess In Love]]'' - 2002 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Duchess By Night]]'' - 2008 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Enchanting Pleasures]]'' - 2002 Bantam Dell
* ''[[Fool For Love]]'' - 2003 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[A Kiss At Midnight]]'' - 2010 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Kiss Me, Annabel]]'' - 2005
* ''[[Midnight Pleasures]]'' - 2001 Bantam Dell
* ''[[Much Ado About You]]'' - 2005 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Pleasure For Pleasure]]'' - 2006 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Potent Pleasures]]'' 2000 Bantam Dell
* ''[[The Taming Of The Duke|Taming Of The Duke]]'' - 2006 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[A Wild Pursuit|Wild Pursuit, A]]'' - 2004 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Your Wicked Ways]]'' - 2004 ([[Avon]])

=== Novellas ===
* "A Fool Again" in ''[[The One That Got Away - Anthology|The One That Got Away]]'', 2004 ([[Avon]]).
* “A Proper Englishwoman” in ''[[Talk of the Ton]]'', 2005 Berkeley Jove.

=== Omnibus ===
* ''[[The Lady Most Likely]]'' with Connie Brockway and Julia Quinn - 2010

== Awards ==
* [[2005 Career Achievement Award Winners|2005 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Innovative Historical Romance

== On the Web ==
*[http://www.eloisajames.com| Eloisa James] - author's main website
*[http://bnreview.barnesandnoble.com/t5/Reading-Romance/bg-p/readingromance| Reading Romance] - author's column for Barnes & Noble updated monthly
*[http://www.squawkradio.com/index.php/sblog/index/ Squawk Radio] - blog with other authors

== Interviews ==
* [http://www.kcra.com/entertainment/5887589/detail.html Eloisa James] - Interview at KCRA Sacramento
* [http://riskyregencies.blogspot.com/2006/11/interview-with-eloisa-james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at Risky Regencies
* [http://www.aromancereview.com/interviews/eloisajames.phtml Eloisa James] - Interview at A Romance Review
* [http://www.writersbreak.com/Interviews/articles/fiction/interviews_fiction_james_1.htm Eloisa James] - Interviwe at Writers Break
* [http://www.crescentblues.com/8_5issue/int_james.shtml Eloisa James] - Interview at Crescent Blues
* [http://theliteraryproject.blogspot.com/2010/06/interview-with-eloisa-james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at The Literary Project

Eloisa James

2010-10-29T14:59:15Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:James, Eloisa}}[[Category:Authors - J]] [[Category:Pseudonym]] [[Category:Academics Who Write Romance]] [[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]
== Biography ==
Eloisa James is the pen-name of ''Mary Bly'', a professor of English (specialising in Shakespeare, Early Modern Drama and Cultural and Linguistic Theory) at Fordham University.

Eloisa James was a [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Best Historical Romance]] category with her novel ''[[Duchess By Night]]''.

==Books==
* ''[[Desperate Duchesses]]'' - 2001 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Duchess In Love]]'' - 2002 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Duchess By Night]]'' - 2008 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Enchanting Pleasures]]'' - 2002 Bantam Dell
* ''[[Fool For Love]]'' - 2003 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[A Kiss At Midnight]]'' - 2010 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Kiss Me, Annabel]]'' - 2005
* ''[[Midnight Pleasures]]'' - 2001 Bantam Dell
* ''[[Much Ado About You]]'' - 2005 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Pleasure For Pleasure]]'' - 2006 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Potent Pleasures]]'' 2000 Bantam Dell
* ''[[The Taming Of The Duke|Taming Of The Duke]]'' - 2006 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[A Wild Pursuit|Wild Pursuit, A]]'' - 2004 ([[Avon]])
* ''[[Your Wicked Ways]]'' - 2004 ([[Avon]])

=== Novellas ===
* "A Fool Again" in ''[[The One That Got Away - Anthology|The One That Got Away]]'', 2004 ([[Avon]]).
* “A Proper Englishwoman” in ''[[Talk of the Ton]]'', 2005 Berkeley Jove.

=== Omnibus ===
* ''[[The Lady Most Likely]]'' with Connie Brockway and Julia Quinn - 2010

== Awards ==
* [[2005 Career Achievement Award Winners|2005 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Innovative Historical Romance

== On the Web ==
*[http://www.eloisajames.com| Eloisa James] - author's main website
*[http://www.squawkradio.com/index.php/sblog/index/ Squawk Radio] - blog with other authors

== Interviews ==
* [http://www.kcra.com/entertainment/5887589/detail.html Eloisa James] - Interview at KCRA Sacramento
* [http://riskyregencies.blogspot.com/2006/11/interview-with-eloisa-james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at Risky Regencies
* [http://www.aromancereview.com/interviews/eloisajames.phtml Eloisa James] - Interview at A Romance Review
* [http://www.writersbreak.com/Interviews/articles/fiction/interviews_fiction_james_1.htm Eloisa James] - Interviwe at Writers Break
* [http://www.crescentblues.com/8_5issue/int_james.shtml Eloisa James] - Interview at Crescent Blues
* [http://theliteraryproject.blogspot.com/2010/06/interview-with-eloisa-james.html Eloisa James] - Interview at The Literary Project

Eloisa James

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Eloisa James

2010-10-29T14:43:27Z

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Avon

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[[category:publishers]]

'''Avon Publications''' began as a paperback book and comic book publisher in 1941. Today it is an imprint of [[HarperCollins]] known as '''Avon Books''' publishing primarily romance novels and some books in other genres.

== Authors ==
* [[Victoria Alexander|Victoria Alexander]]
* [[Elizabeth Boyle|Elizabeth Boyle]]
* [[Sylvia Day|Sylvia Day]]
* [[Eloisa James|Eloisa James]]
* [[Anne Mallory|Anne Mallory]]
* [[Julia Quinn|Julia Quinn]]

== Imprints ==
* [[Avon Red|Avon Red]]

== Titles ==
* [[Daring the Duke|Daring the Duke]] - [[Anne Mallory|Anne Mallory]]; 2005
* [[Masquerading the Marquess|Masquerading the Marquess]] - [[Anne Mallory|Anne Mallory]]; 2004
* [[The Viscount's Wicked Ways|The Viscount's Wicked Ways]] - [[Anne Mallory|Anne Mallory]]; 2006

==On The Web==
[http://www.harpercollins.com/imprints/index.aspx?imprintid=517994 Avon imprint page at HarperCollins]

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

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== Biography ==
Kathleen Woodiwiss has over 36 million novels in print, and her books, though considered old-fashioned by today's romance standards, remain classics. Though she's often singled out for writing [[Bodice Ripper|Bodice Rippers]], her work endures and draws new fans every year.

Woodiwiss's debut novel ''[[The Flame And The Flower]]'' not only heralded the dawn of the long historical romance, but also spawned many imitations. Readers, even those who did not enjoy the author's "bodice ripping" style, cite her novels as classics of the genre. This first novel, after being rejected by many publishers, was bought by [[Avon]] and went on to sell 2.3 million copies within the first four years of release. She published twelve novels over the course of a career that began in 1972.

Woodiwiss was born on June 3, 1939 in Louisiana. Kathleen Woodiwiss passed away on July 6, 2007 after a long battle with cancer. Her family is working to polish and publish her final novel (working title ''Everlasting'').

== Books ==
* [[Ashes In The Wind|''Ashes In The Wind'']] - 1979 ([[Avon]])
* [[Come Love a Stranger|''Come Love a Stranger'']] - 1984 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Elusive Flame|''Elusive Flame, The'']] - 1998 ([[Avon]])
* [[Everlasting|''Everlasting'']] - 2007 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Flame And The Flower|''Flame And The Flower, The'']] - 1972 ([[Avon]])
* [[Forever in Your Embrace|''Forever in Your Embrace'']] - 1992 ([[Avon]])
* [[Petals On The River|''Petals On The River'']] - 1997 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Reluctant Suitor|''Reluctant Suitor, The'']] - 2003 ([[Avon]])
* [[A Rose In Winter|''Rose In Winter, A'']] - 1982 ([[Avon]])
* [[A Season Beyond a Kiss|''Season Beyond a Kiss, A'']] - 2000 ([[Avon]])
* [[Shanna|''Shanna'']] - 1977 ([[Avon]])
* [[So Worthy My Love|''So Worthy My Love'']] - 1989 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Wolf and The Dove|''Wolf and the Dove, The'']] - 1994 ([[Avon]])

== On the Web ==
* [http://www.kathleenewoodiwiss.com/ Kathleen E. Woodiwiss] - no longer active
=== Articles/Interviews ===
* [http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2007-07-10-woodiwiss-obit_N.htm Obituary]

*Radway, Janice. "Kathleen E. Woodiwiss: Overview." ''Twentieth-Century Romance & Historical Writers.'' Ed. Aruna Vasudevan. 3rd ed. Twentieth-Century Writers Series New York: St. James Press, 1994.

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

2010-10-29T14:33:20Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Woodiwiss, Kathleen}} [[category:Authors - W]] [[Category:1939 Births]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]
== Biography ==
Kathleen Woodiwiss has over 36 million novels in print, and her books, though considered old-fashioned by today's romance standards, remain classics. Though she's often singled out for writing [[Bodice Ripper|Bodice Rippers]], her work endures and draws new fans every year.

Woodiwiss's debut novel ''[[The Flame And The Flower]]'' not only heralded the dawn of the long historical romance, but also spawned many imitations. Readers, even those who did not enjoy the author's "bodice ripping" style, cite her novels as classics of the genre. This first novel, after being rejected by many publishers, was bought by [[Avon]] and went on to sell 2.3 million copies within the first four years of release. She published twelve novels over the course of a career that began in 1972.

Woodiwiss was born on June 3, 1939 in Louisiana. Kathleen Woodiwiss passed away on July 6, 2007 after a long battle with cancer. Her family is working to polish and publish her final novel (working title ''Everlasting'').

== Books ==
* [[Ashes In The Wind|''Ashes In The Wind'']] - 1979 ([[Avon]])
* [[Come Love a Stranger|''Come Love a Stranger'']] - 1984 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Elusive Flame|''Elusive Flame, The'']] - 1998 ([[Avon]])
* [[Everlasting|''Everlasting'']] - 2007 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Flame And The Flower|''Flame And The Flower, The'']] - 1972 ([[Avon]])
* [[Forever in Your Embrace|''Forever in Your Embrace'']] - 1992 ([[Avon]])
* [[Petals On The River|''Petals On The River'']] - 1997 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Reluctant Suitor|''Reluctant Suitor, The'']] - 2003 ([[Avon]])
* [[A Rose In Winter|''Rose In Winter, A'']] - 1982 ([[Avon]])
* [[A Season Beyond a Kiss|''Season Beyond a Kiss, A'']] - 2000 ([[Avon]])
* [[Shanna|''Shanna'']] - 1977 ([[Avon]])
* [[So Worthy My Love|''So Worthy My Love'']] - 1989 ([[Avon]])
* [[The Wolf and The Dove|''Wolf and the Dove, The'']] - 1994 ([[Avon]])

== On the Web ==
* [http://www.kathleenewoodiwiss.com/ Kathleen E. Woodiwiss]
=== Articles/Interviews ===
* [http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2007-07-10-woodiwiss-obit_N.htm Obituary]

*Radway, Janice. "Kathleen E. Woodiwiss: Overview." ''Twentieth-Century Romance & Historical Writers.'' Ed. Aruna Vasudevan. 3rd ed. Twentieth-Century Writers Series New York: St. James Press, 1994.

Everlasting - Kathleen Woodiwiss

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[[Category:2007 Releases]] [[Category:Crusades]] [[Category:Historical]] [[Category:Medieval]]
* '''Author''': [[Kathleen Woodiwiss]]
* '''Publisher''':
* '''Year''': 2007
* '''Setting''': Medieval England
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/Everlasting-Kathleen-Woodiwiss/dp/B002XULWXO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1288360851&sr=8-1 Everlasting]

Abrielle is a respected woman for her wit and beauty, making her a fine match for any nobleman in the land. But when her stepfather is disgraced by being denied his title and wealth, Abrielle is no longer a suitable match for any nobleman aside from the repulsive Desmond de Marlé. Rumors abound that he has murdered his two previous wives, but she is left with little choice but to accept his hand in marriage to rescue her family from destitution.

Raven is a tall, dark Scotsman who falls in love with Abrielle & refuses to leave her be even after she has accepted the hand of de Marlé. Their mutual attraction and burning desire for each other cannot be ignored.

[[Everlasting]] was [[Kathleen Woodiwiss|Kathleen Woodiwiss's]] thirteenth and final book.

Everlasting - Kathleen Woodiwiss

2010-10-29T14:20:04Z

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[[Category:2007 Releases]] [[Category:Historical]] [[Category:Medieval]]
* '''Author''': [[Kathleen Woodiwiss]]
* '''Publisher''':
* '''Year''': 2007
* '''Setting''': Medieval England
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/Everlasting-Kathleen-Woodiwiss/dp/B002XULWXO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1288360851&sr=8-1 Everlasting]

Abrielle is a respected woman for her wit and beauty, making her a fine match for any nobleman in the land. But when her stepfather is disgraced by being denied his title and wealth, Abrielle is no longer a suitable match for any nobleman aside from the repulsive Desmond de Marlé. Rumors abound that he has murdered his two previous wives, but she is left with little choice but to accept his hand in marriage to rescue her family from destitution.

Raven is a tall, dark Scotsman who falls in love with Abrielle & refuses to leave her be even after she has accepted the hand of de Marlé. Their mutual attraction and burning desire for each other cannot be ignored.

[[Everlasting]] was [[Kathleen Woodiwiss|Kathleen Woodiwiss's]] thirteenth and final book.

Everlasting

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[[category:Books - Same Title]]
[[Everlasting]] is the title of books by:

* [[Everlasting - Helen Conrad|1]] - [[Helen Conrad]], 1984, ([[Harlequin Temptation]] [[Temptation By The Numbers|#3]])
* [[Everlasting - Iris Johansen|2]] - [[Iris Johansen]], 1986, ([[Loveswept]] [[Loveswept By The Numbers|#152]])
* [[Everlasting - Lynda Trent|3]] - [[Lynda Trent]], 1992
* [[Everlasting - Kathleen Woodiwiss|4]] - [[Kathleen Woodiwiss]], 2007

Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

2010-10-29T13:59:32Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Woodiwiss, Kathleen}} [[category:Authors - W]] [[Category:1939 Births]] [[Category:Deceased Authors]]
== Biography ==
Kathleen Woodiwiss has over 36 million novels in print, and her books, though considered old-fashioned by today's romance standards, remain classics. Though she's often singled out for writing [[Bodice Ripper|Bodice Rippers]], her work endures and draws new fans every year.

Woodiwiss's debut novel ''[[The Flame And The Flower]]'' not only heralded the dawn of the long historical romance, but also spawned many imitations. Readers, even those who did not enjoy the author's "bodice ripping" style, cite her novels as classics of the genre. This first novel, after being rejected by many publishers, was bought by [[Avon]] and went on to sell 2.3 million copies within the first four years of release. She published twelve novels over the course of a career that began in 1972.

Woodiwiss was born on June 3, 1939 in Louisiana. Kathleen Woodiwiss passed away on July 6, 2007 after a long battle with cancer. Her family is working to polish and publish her final novel (working title ''Everlasting'').

== Books ==
* [[Ashes In The Wind|''Ashes In The Wind'']]
* [[Come Love a Stranger|''Come Love a Stranger'']]
* [[The Elusive Flame|''Elusive Flame, The'']]
* [[Everlasting|''Everlasting'']]
* [[The Flame And The Flower|''Flame And The Flower, The'']] - 1972 ([[Avon]])
* [[Forever in Your Embrace|''Forever in Your Embrace'']]
* [[Petals On The River|''Petals On The River'']]
* [[The Reluctant Suitor|''Reluctant Suitor, The'']]
* [[A Rose In Winter|''Rose In Winter, A'']]
* [[A Season Beyond a Kiss|''Season Beyond a Kiss, A'']]
* [[Shanna|''Shanna'']]
* [[So Worthy My Love|''So Worthy My Love'']]
* [[The Wolf and The Dove|''Wolf and the Dove, The'']]

== On the Web ==
* [http://www.kathleenewoodiwiss.com/ Kathleen E. Woodiwiss]
=== Articles/Interviews ===
* [http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2007-07-10-woodiwiss-obit_N.htm Obituary]

*Radway, Janice. "Kathleen E. Woodiwiss: Overview." ''Twentieth-Century Romance & Historical Writers.'' Ed. Aruna Vasudevan. 3rd ed. Twentieth-Century Writers Series New York: St. James Press, 1994.