Deborah Hale - Revision history

DianeKPeterson at 23:28, 11 November 2024

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Reverse22 at 21:26, 3 January 2012

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Greenstrawberry1982: Updated Book Link

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Updated Book Link

Hrwdebhale at 17:32, 29 December 2011

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Hrwdebhale at 17:28, 29 December 2011

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Amy at 19:18, 26 January 2008

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Hrwdebhale at 15:18, 29 August 2007

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-{{DEFAULTSORT:Hale, Deborah}}<!--fill in last and first name of author-->
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Hale, Deborah}}
-[[Category:Authors - H]][[Category:Canadian Authors]][[Category:Historical Romance Authors]][[Category: Harlequin Historical Authors]]
+[[Category:Authors - H]]
 [[Deborah Hale]] is an award-winning Canadian writer of over 25 romance and fantasy novels. An avid genealogist, Hale spent ten years tracing her family tree to its roots in 18th century Britain. In the process, she uncovered several true romantic stories that inspired her to begin writing her first romance novel.  After several years of rejections and revisions, her manuscript won the Long Historical®,  Golden Heart in 1997.  A few months later she sold the story to [[Harlequin Historical]]® and it was released in 1999 as [[My Lord Protector]].

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 === Self-Published Works ===
-* [[Confessions of a Courtesan]] - 2011
+* [[Confessions Of A Courtesan]] - 2011
 == Novellas ==

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 * [http://www.eharlequin.com/author.html?authorid=367 Deborah Hale's webpage on the eHarlequin website]
-== Books ==
+== Novels ==
 === Historical Romance ===
 * [[My Lord Protector]] - 1999 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
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 * [[The Captain's Christmas Family]] - 2011 ([[Love Inspired Historical]])
 * [[The Baron's Governess Bride]] - 2012 ([[Love Inspired Historical]])
 == Novellas ==
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 * [[Sorsha's Secret]] - 2004
 * [[Seduced: The Scandalous Virgin]] - 2011

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 [[Category:Authors - H]][[Category:Canadian Authors]][[Category:Historical Romance Authors]][[Category: Harlequin Historical Authors]]
-[[Deborah Hale]] is an award-winning Canadian writer of over 15 romance and fantasy novels. An avid genealogist, Hale spent ten years tracing her family tree to its roots in 18th century Britain. In the process, she uncovered several true romantic stories that inspired her to begin writing her first romance novel.  After several years of rejections and revisions, her manuscript won the Long Historical®,  Golden Heart in 1997.  A few months later she sold the story to [[Harlequin Historical]]® and it was released in 1999 as [[My Lord Protector]].
+[[Deborah Hale]] is an award-winning Canadian writer of over 25 romance and fantasy novels. An avid genealogist, Hale spent ten years tracing her family tree to its roots in 18th century Britain. In the process, she uncovered several true romantic stories that inspired her to begin writing her first romance novel.  After several years of rejections and revisions, her manuscript won the Long Historical®,  Golden Heart in 1997.  A few months later she sold the story to [[Harlequin Historical]]® and it was released in 1999 as [[My Lord Protector]].
-Since then Hale has written a dozen more historical romance novels as well as two novellas and two on-line serials for eHarlequin. When the company created a new fantasy fiction imprint, [[Luna|Luna Books]]®, in 2004, Hale was the first in-house author to be included in the program.  She wrote two connected fantasy novels and an on-line serial for Luna.
+Since then Hale has written many more historical romance novels as well as novellas and on-line serials for Harlequin.com. When the company created a new fantasy fiction imprint, [[Luna|Luna Books]]®, in 2004, Hale was the first in-house author to be included in the program.  She wrote two connected fantasy novels and an on-line serial for Luna.  In 2011, she began writing a series of inspirational Regencies for Love Inspired Historical® as well as releasing her first self-published novel.
-Deborah Hale has been nominated for a number of awards including Romance Writers of America’s RITA® award for Best First Book and Romantic Times® Reviewers Choice Awards for Best First Book and Best Regency Historical of 1999.  Hale’s novels have been translated into over a dozen languages and sold in more than twenty countries around the world.  A member of Romance Writers of America, the Nova Scotia Writer’s Federation and the Canadian Romance Author’s Network, Hale has written many articles and presented numerous workshops on the craft and business of commerical fiction writing.
+Deborah Hale has been nominated for a number of awards including Romance Writers of America’s RITA® award for Best First Book and Romantic Times® Reviewers Choice Awards for Best First Book and Best Regency Historical.  Hale’s novels have been translated into over a dozen languages and sold in more than twenty countries around the world.  A member of Romance Writers of America and Novelists Inc., Hale has written many articles and presented numerous workshops on the craft and business of commercial fiction writing.
 == On the Web ==
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 * [[Highland Rogue]] - 2004 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
 * [[The Bride Ship]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
 === Romantic Fantasy ===
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 * [[The Wizard's Ward]] - 2004 ([[Luna]])
 * [[The Destined Queen]] - 2005 ([[Luna]])
 == Novellas ==
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 * [["Cupid Goes to Gretna"  in The Love Match]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
 * [["A Winter Night's Tale" in Mistletoe Kisses]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-== On-line Serials ==
+== Short Digital Fiction ==
 * [[Mistress of His Heart]] - 2001
 * [[Midsummer Masque]] - 2003
 * [[Sorsha's Secret]] - 2004

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 {{DEFAULTSORT:Hale, Deborah}}<!--fill in last and first name of author-->
-[[Category:Authors - H]]<!--fill in first letter of last name-->
+[[Category:Authors - H]][[Category:Canadian Authors]][[Category:Historical Romance Authors]][[Category: Harlequin Historical Authors]]
-[[Deborah Hale]] is an award-winning Canadian writer of over 15 romance and fantasy novels. An avid genealogist, Hale spent ten years tracing her family tree to its roots in 18th century Britain. In the process, she uncovered several true romantic stories that inspired her to begin writing her first romance novel.  After several years of rejections and revisions, her manuscript won the Long Historical®,  Golden Heart in 1997.  A few months later she sold the story to Harlequin Historical® and it was released in 1999 as My Lord Protector.
+[[Deborah Hale]] is an award-winning Canadian writer of over 15 romance and fantasy novels. An avid genealogist, Hale spent ten years tracing her family tree to its roots in 18th century Britain. In the process, she uncovered several true romantic stories that inspired her to begin writing her first romance novel.  After several years of rejections and revisions, her manuscript won the Long Historical®,  Golden Heart in 1997.  A few months later she sold the story to [[Harlequin Historical]]® and it was released in 1999 as [[My Lord Protector]].
-Since then Hale has written a dozen more historical romance novels as well as two novellas and two on-line serials for eHarlequin. When the company created a new fantasy fiction imprint, Luna Books®, in 2004, Hale was the first in-house author to be included in the program.  She wrote two connected fantasy novels and an on-line serial for Luna.
+Since then Hale has written a dozen more historical romance novels as well as two novellas and two on-line serials for eHarlequin. When the company created a new fantasy fiction imprint, [[Luna Books]]®, in 2004, Hale was the first in-house author to be included in the program.  She wrote two connected fantasy novels and an on-line serial for Luna.
 Deborah Hale has been nominated for a number of awards including Romance Writers of America’s RITA® award for Best First Book and Romantic Times® Reviewers Choice Awards for Best First Book and Best Regency Historical of 1999.  Hale’s novels have been translated into over a dozen languages and sold in more than twenty countries around the world.  A member of Romance Writers of America, the Nova Scotia Writer’s Federation and the Canadian Romance Author’s Network, Hale has written many articles and presented numerous workshops on the craft and business of commerical fiction writing.
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 == Books ==
 === Historical Romance ===
-* [[My Lord Protector]] - 1999 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[My Lord Protector]] - 1999 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[A Gentleman of Substance]] - 1999 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[A Gentleman of Substance]] - 1999 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[The Bonny Bride]] - 2000 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[The Bonny Bride]] - 2000 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[The Elusive Bride]] - 2000 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[The Elusive Bride]] - 2000 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[The Wedding Wager]] - 2001 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[The Wedding Wager]] - 2001 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[Whitefeather's Woman]] - 2001 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[Whitefeather's Woman]] - 2001 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[Carpetbagger's Wife]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[Carpetbagger's Wife]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[Border Bride]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[Border Bride]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[Lady Lyte's Little Secret]] - 2003 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[Lady Lyte's Little Secret]] - 2003 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[Beauty and the Baron]] - 2003 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[Beauty and the Baron]] - 2003 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[The Last Champion]] - 2004 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[The Last Champion]] - 2004 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[Highland Rogue]] - 2004 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[Highland Rogue]] - 2004 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [[The Bride Ship]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [[The Bride Ship]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
 === Romantic Fantasy ===
-* [[The Wizard's Ward]] - 2004 ([[Luna®]])
+* [[The Wizard's Ward]] - 2004 ([[Luna]])
-* [[The Destined Queen]] - 2005 ([[Luna®]])
+* [[The Destined Queen]] - 2005 ([[Luna]])
 == Novellas ==
-* [["Cupid Goes to Gretna"  in The Love Match]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [["Cupid Goes to Gretna"  in The Love Match]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
-* [["A Winter Night's Tale" in Mistletoe Kisses]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical®]])
+* [["A Winter Night's Tale" in Mistletoe Kisses]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical]])
 == On-line Serials ==

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 == On the Web ==
-* [http://www.deborahhale.com Deborah Hale]
+* [http://www.deborahhale.com Deborah Hale's Official Website]
 * [http://www.eharlequin.com/author.html?authorid=367 Deborah Hale's webpage on the eHarlequin website]