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Her stories celebrate various aspects of Americana, capturing aspects of small-town America with wit and accuracy.
 
Her stories celebrate various aspects of Americana, capturing aspects of small-town America with wit and accuracy.
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Pamela Morsi was a [[2010 RITA® Winners|2010 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Best Novel With Strong Romantic Elements]] category with her novel ''[[Red's Hot Honky Tonk Bar]]''.
  
 
== Books ==
 
== Books ==
 
* [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']]
 
* [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']]
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* [[Garters|''Garters'']]
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* ''[[Heaven Sent']]'
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* ''[[Here Comes The Bride]]''
 
* [[The Love Charm|''Love Charm, The'']] - 1996
 
* [[The Love Charm|''Love Charm, The'']] - 1996
* [[The Marrying Stone|''The Marrying Stone'']] - 1994
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* [[The Marrying Stone|''Marrying Stone, The'']] - 1994
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* [[No Ordinary Princess|''No Ordinary Princess'']]
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* ''[[Red's Hot Honky Tonk Bar]]'' - 2009 ([[MIRA|Harlequin Enterprises, MIRA Books]])
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* ''[[Runabout]]''
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* ''[[Sealed with a Kiss]]''
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* ''[[Simple Jess]]''
 
* [[Something Shady|''Something Shady'']]
 
* [[Something Shady|''Something Shady'']]
* [[Garters|''Garters'']]  
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* ''[[Sweetwood Bride]]''
* [[No Ordinary Princess|''No Ordinary Princess'']]
 
 
* [[Wild Oats|''Wild Oats'']]  
 
* [[Wild Oats|''Wild Oats'']]  
* Simple Jess
 
* Heaven Sent
 
* Here Comes The Bride
 
* Runabout
 
* Sealed with a Kiss
 
* Sweetwood Bride
 
  
 
== Awards/Honors ==
 
== Awards/Honors ==

Revision as of 03:27, 27 December 2012

Pamela Morsi earned her Master of Arts in Library Science and worked for nearly 20 years in various library settings before becoming a full-time author. Her first published novel appeared on shelves in 1991, and she has since hit various bestseller charts.

Her stories celebrate various aspects of Americana, capturing aspects of small-town America with wit and accuracy.

Pamela Morsi was a 2010 RITA® finalist in the RITA®: Best Novel With Strong Romantic Elements category with her novel Red's Hot Honky Tonk Bar.

Books

Awards/Honors

On the Web