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== Biography ==
 
== Biography ==
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Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author when she began publishing her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances for Harlequin beginning in 1953. Her writing career began in the 1940s and was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time.
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Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular [[Doctor/Nurse]] romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time.
  
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Lucy Agnes Hancock published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published 25 novels over the course of her career. Hancock passed away April 29, 1962 in Auburn, New York.  
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Lucy Agnes Hancock published 19 novels as [[Harlequin Romance|Harlequin Romances]]. She published 25 novels over the course of her career. Hancock passed away April 29, 1962 in Auburn, New York.
  
 
== Books ==
 
== Books ==

Revision as of 21:41, 13 March 2011

Biography

Lucy Agnes Hancock was a well-known American romance author. Her popular Doctor/Nurse romances were first published by Triangle Books in the 1940s, and she also wrote for Harlequin beginning in 1953. She was considered the queen of the medical romance at the time.

Lucy Agnes Hancock published 19 novels as Harlequin Romances. She published 25 novels over the course of her career. Hancock passed away April 29, 1962 in Auburn, New York.

Books

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