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{{DEFAULTSORT:Smith, Barbara Dawson}} [[category:Authors - S]] [[Category:RITA Winners|Smith]] [[Category:Avon Authors]] [[Category:Silhouette Authors]] [[Category:St. Martin's Press Authors]][[Category:Golden Heart Winning Author]]
 
{{DEFAULTSORT:Smith, Barbara Dawson}} [[category:Authors - S]] [[Category:RITA Winners|Smith]] [[Category:Avon Authors]] [[Category:Silhouette Authors]] [[Category:St. Martin's Press Authors]][[Category:Golden Heart Winning Author]]
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== Biography ==
 
A member of [[Romance Writers of America]] since 1981, Barbara Dawson Smith sold her first historical romance two weeks after sending it to a publisher. Her books have won the [[Golden Heart]] Award from RWA, and Best Historical Romantic Suspense and Best Regency Historical from Romantic Times. She has been a finalist for the National Readers’ Choice Award, Romance of the Year by Affaire de Coeur Magazine, the Golden Quill, and the Booksellers' Best Award.  She has also been a five-time finalist for the prestigious [[RITA]] Award, and realized a lifetime dream in 2002 when she won the award for TEMPT ME TWICE.
 
A member of [[Romance Writers of America]] since 1981, Barbara Dawson Smith sold her first historical romance two weeks after sending it to a publisher. Her books have won the [[Golden Heart]] Award from RWA, and Best Historical Romantic Suspense and Best Regency Historical from Romantic Times. She has been a finalist for the National Readers’ Choice Award, Romance of the Year by Affaire de Coeur Magazine, the Golden Quill, and the Booksellers' Best Award.  She has also been a five-time finalist for the prestigious [[RITA]] Award, and realized a lifetime dream in 2002 when she won the award for TEMPT ME TWICE.
  
 
==On The Web==
 
==On The Web==
 
* [http://www.barbaradawsonsmith.com/ Barbara Dawson Smith, Romance Author]
 
* [http://www.barbaradawsonsmith.com/ Barbara Dawson Smith, Romance Author]
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== Books ==
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*[[No Regrets|''No Regrets'']] - June 1985, ([[Silhouette Special Edition]][[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers| #246]])
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*[[Stolen Heart|''Stolen Heart'']] - November 1988, ([[Avon]])
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*[[Silver Splendor|''Silver Splendor'']] - August 1989, ([[Avon]])
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*[[Dreamspinner|''Dreamspinner'']] - May 1990, ([[Avon]])
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*[[A Glimpse Of Heaven|''A Glimpse Of Heaven'']] - December 1995, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[Never A Lady|''Never A Lady'']] - November 1996, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[Once Upon A Scandal|''Once Upon A Scandal'']] - September 1997, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[Her Secret Affair|''Her Secret Affair'']] - May 1998, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[Seduced By A Scoundrel|''Seduced By A Scoundrel'']] - January 2000, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[Too Wicked To Love|''Too Wicked To Love'']] - April 1999, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[The Duchess Diaries|''The Duchess Diaries'']] - November 2005, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[Countess Confidential|''Countess Confidential'']] - February 2006, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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*[[The Rogue Report|''The Rogue Report'']] - June 2006, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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== Author Series ==
 
== Author Series ==
==='''Cascades Concealed'''===
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==='''Defiant Fletcher'''===
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#[[Defiant Embrace|''Defiant Embrace'']] - July 1985, ([[Zebra]])
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#[[Defiant Surrender|''Defiant Surrender'']] - January 1987, ([[Zebra]])
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==='''Fire Coleridge'''===
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#[[Fire On The Wind|''Fire On The Wind'']] - March 1992, ([[Avon]])
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#[[Fire At Midnight|''Fire At Midnight'']] - September 1992, ([[Avon]])
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==='''Rosebuds'''===
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#[[Romancing The Rogue|''Romancing The Rogue'']] - September 2000, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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#[[Tempt Me Twice|''Tempt Me Twice'']] - September 2001, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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#[[With All My Heart|''With All My Heart'']] - September 2002, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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#[[One Wild Night|''One Wild Night'']] - September 2003, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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#[[The Wedding Night|''The Wedding Night'']] - April 2004, ([[St. Martin's Press]])
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* ''[[Countess Confidential]]'' - 20066 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Defiant Embrace]]'' - 1985  ([[Kensington]])
 
* ''[[Defiant Surrender]]'' - 1987 ([[Kensington]])
 
* ''[[Dreamspinner]]'' - 1990  ([[Avon]])
 
* ''[[The Duchess Diaries | Duchess Diaries, The]]'' - 2005  ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Fire At Midnight]]'' - 1992  ([[Avon]])
 
* ''[[Fire On The Wind]]'' - 1992  ([[Avon]])
 
* ''[[A Glimpse Of Heaven | Glimpse Of Heaven, A]]'' - 1995 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* "[[Her Secret Affair]]" - 1998 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* "[[Never A Lady]]" - 1996 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[No Regrets]]'' - 1985  ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers| Silhouette Special Edition #246]])
 
* ''[[Once Upon A Scandal]]'' - 1997 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[One Wild Night]]'' - 2003 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* "[[The Rogue Report | Rogue Report, The]]" - 2006 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Romancing The Rogue]]'' - 2000 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Seduced By A Scoundrel]]'' - 1999 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Silver Splendor]]'' - 1989([[Avon]])
 
* ''[[Stolen Heart]]'' - 1988  ([[Avon]])
 
* ''[[Tempt Me Twice]]'' - 2001 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Too Wicked To Love - Barbara Dawson Smith|Too Wicked To Love]]'' -1999 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[The Wedding Night | Wedding Night, The]]'' - 2004 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[With All My Heart - Barbara Dawson Smith|With All My Heart]]'' - 2002 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
  
 
===Novellas===
 
===Novellas===
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* "Candle in the Snow" in [[Christmas Romance: Love Stories]], [[1990]], [[Avon]]
 
* "Candle in the Snow" in [[Christmas Romance: Love Stories]], [[1990]], [[Avon]]
 
* "Beauty and the Brute" in [[Scandalous Weddings]], [[1998]], [[St. Martin's Press]]
 
* "Beauty and the Brute" in [[Scandalous Weddings]], [[1998]], [[St. Martin's Press]]
 
== Series/Related Titles ==
 
 
===The Kenyon Family===
 
* ''[[Romancing The Rogue]]'' - 2000 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[Tempt Me Twice]]'' - 2001 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[With All My Heart - Barbara Dawson Smith|With All My Heart]]'' - 2002 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[One Wild Night]]'' - 2003 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
* ''[[The Wedding Night | Wedding Night, The]]'' - 2004 ([[St. Martin's Press]])
 
 
===Related===
 
* ''[[Fire On The Wind]]'' - 1992  ([[Avon]])
 
* ''[[Fire At Midnight]]'' - 1992  ([[Avon]]) - Hero of the story is son of the hero in the previous title.
 
  
  
 
== Awards/Honors ==
 
== Awards/Honors ==
 
* [[Tempt Me Twice|''Tempt Me Twice'']] - [[Barbara Dawson Smith]] won the [[2002 RITA® Winners|2002 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Short Historical Romance|Short Historical Romance]] category.
 
* [[Tempt Me Twice|''Tempt Me Twice'']] - [[Barbara Dawson Smith]] won the [[2002 RITA® Winners|2002 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Short Historical Romance|Short Historical Romance]] category.

Revision as of 11:45, 5 December 2011


Biography

A member of Romance Writers of America since 1981, Barbara Dawson Smith sold her first historical romance two weeks after sending it to a publisher. Her books have won the Golden Heart Award from RWA, and Best Historical Romantic Suspense and Best Regency Historical from Romantic Times. She has been a finalist for the National Readers’ Choice Award, Romance of the Year by Affaire de Coeur Magazine, the Golden Quill, and the Booksellers' Best Award. She has also been a five-time finalist for the prestigious RITA Award, and realized a lifetime dream in 2002 when she won the award for TEMPT ME TWICE.

On The Web

Books


Author Series

Defiant Fletcher

  1. Defiant Embrace - July 1985, (Zebra)
  2. Defiant Surrender - January 1987, (Zebra)


Fire Coleridge

  1. Fire On The Wind - March 1992, (Avon)
  2. Fire At Midnight - September 1992, (Avon)

Rosebuds

  1. Romancing The Rogue - September 2000, (St. Martin's Press)
  2. Tempt Me Twice - September 2001, (St. Martin's Press)
  3. With All My Heart - September 2002, (St. Martin's Press)
  4. One Wild Night - September 2003, (St. Martin's Press)
  5. The Wedding Night - April 2004, (St. Martin's Press)


Novellas


Awards/Honors