Susan Kyle - Revision history

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'''Susan Kyle''', aka ''Susan Spaeth Kyle'', was born in 1946. She started her writing career as a newspaper reporter. In 1979 she published her first book as [[Diana Palmer]]. Under that name she has written over 100 novels and since 1995 she solely uses that [[Pseudonym|pseudonym]]. She used her real name from 1988 on writing 7 [[Contemporary|contemporary romances]] for [[Popular Library]] and - after the imprint was discontinued - [[Warner]]. Proving that education is a lifelong experience, she returned to college at the age of 45, graduating with a major in history and a double minor in archaeology and Spanish.

== See also ==
* [[Diana Blayne]]
* [[Katy Currie]]
* [[Diana Palmer]]

== On the Web ==
* [http://www.dianapalmer.com/ Diana Palmer's website]

== Books ==
* ''[[After Midnight - Susan Kyle|After Midnight]]'' - November 1993 ([[Warner]])
* ''[[All That Glitters - Susan Kyle|All That Glitters]]'' - May 1995 ([[Warner]])
* ''[[Diamond Spur]]'' - January 1988 ([[Popular Library]])
* ''[[Escapade]]'' - December 1992 ([[Warner]])
* ''[[Fire Brand]]'' - February 1989 ([[Popular Library]])
* ''[[Night Fever - Susan Kyle|Night Fever]]'' - April 1990 ([[Popular Library]])
* ''[[True Colours]]'' - May 1991 ([[Warner]])

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 * ''[[Escapade]]'' - December 1992 ([[Warner]])
 * ''[[Fire Brand]]'' - February 1989 ([[Popular Library]])
 * ''[[Night Fever - Susan Kyle|Night Fever]]'' - April 1990 ([[Popular Library]])
 * ''[[True Colours]]'' - May 1991 ([[Warner]])

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-'''Susan Kyle''', aka  ''Susan Spaeth Kyle'', was born in 1946. She started her writing career as a newspaper reporter. In 1979 she published her first book as [[Diana Palmer]]. Under that name she has written over 100 novels and since 1995 she solely uses that [[Pseudonym|pseudonym]]. She used her real name from 1988 on writing 7 [[Contemporary|contemporary romances]] for [[Popular Library]] and - after the imprint was discontinued - [[Warner]]. Proving that education is a lifelong experience, she returned to college at the age of 45, graduating with a major in history and a double minor in archaeology and Spanish.
+'''Susan Kyle''', aka  ''Susan Spaeth Kyle'', was born in 1946. She started her writing career as a newspaper reporter. In 1979 she published her first book as [[Diana Palmer]]. Under that name she has written over 100 novels and since 1995 she solely uses that [[Pseudonym|pseudonym]]. Under her real name she wrote 7 [[Contemporary|contemporary romances]] for [[Popular Library]] and - after the imprint was discontinued - [[Warner]] from 1988 on. Proving that education is a lifelong experience, she returned to college at the age of 45, graduating with a major in history and a double minor in archaeology and Spanish.
 == See also ==