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'''Jane Graves''' has been writing her whole life but turned her attention to romance just a few years ago. She was a finalist in the 1999 Romance Writers Association Golden Heart contest and has been a finalist for six RITA awards. She lives with her husband and daughter in Richardson, Texas, where she is at work on her next book. | '''Jane Graves''' has been writing her whole life but turned her attention to romance just a few years ago. She was a finalist in the 1999 Romance Writers Association Golden Heart contest and has been a finalist for six RITA awards. She lives with her husband and daughter in Richardson, Texas, where she is at work on her next book. | ||
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*''[[Light My Fire]]'' - Nov 2004 | *''[[Light My Fire]]'' - Nov 2004 | ||
*''[[Flirting With Disaster]]'' - Nov 2003 | *''[[Flirting With Disaster]]'' - Nov 2003 | ||
| − | *''[[Wild At Heart]]'' - Oct 2002 | + | *''[[Wild At Heart - Jane Graves|Wild At Heart]]'' - Oct 2002 |
*''[[I Got You, Babe - Jane Graves|I Got You, Babe]]'' - Sept 2001 | *''[[I Got You, Babe - Jane Graves|I Got You, Babe]]'' - Sept 2001 | ||
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== Awards/Honors == | == Awards/Honors == | ||
*Finalist for seven RITA categories over the years. The latest as finalist for the [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA]] in Best Contemporary Single Title for ''[[Tall Tales And Wedding Veils]]'' | *Finalist for seven RITA categories over the years. The latest as finalist for the [[2009 RITA® Winners|2009 RITA]] in Best Contemporary Single Title for ''[[Tall Tales And Wedding Veils]]'' | ||
Latest revision as of 15:07, 11 November 2024
Jane Graves has been writing her whole life but turned her attention to romance just a few years ago. She was a finalist in the 1999 Romance Writers Association Golden Heart contest and has been a finalist for six RITA awards. She lives with her husband and daughter in Richardson, Texas, where she is at work on her next book.
Contents
See Also
On the Web
- Jane Graves - this is an author's main website
Books
- Tall Tales And Wedding Veils - June 2008, Grand Central Publishing, Finalist for 2009 RITA in Best Contemporary Single Title category
- Hot Wheels And High Heels - July 2007, Grand Central Publishing
- Mood Swing - July 2006, Harlequin
- One Night In Texas - May 2005, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan, Finalist for 2006 RITA in Best Short Contemporary Romance category
- When He Was Bad - Dec 2004, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan
- Light My Fire - Nov 2004, Ballantine/Ivy
- Tall, Dark And Texan - Jan 2004, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan, Finalist for 2005 RITA in Best Short Contemporary Romance category
- Flirting With Disaster - Nov 2003, Ballantine/Ivy
- Wild At Heart - Oct 2002, Ballantine/Ivy, Finalist for 2003 RITA in Best Romantic Suspense category
- Risky Business - Oct 2002, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan
- One Hot Texan - Nov 2001, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan
- I Got You, Babe - Sept 2001, Ballantine/Ivy, Finalist for 2002 RITA in Best Contemporary Single Title category
- The Matchmaker's Mistake - March 2001, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan, Finalist for 2002 RITA in Best Short Contemporary Series category
- Stray Hearts - Aug 2000, Harlequin - published under name Jane Sullivan
Novellas
- "Falling for You" from The Boys Are Back In Town - May 2005, Harlequin
Series/Related Titles
DeMarco Family
- Light My Fire - Nov 2004
- Flirting With Disaster - Nov 2003
- Wild At Heart - Oct 2002
- I Got You, Babe - Sept 2001
Awards/Honors
- Finalist for seven RITA categories over the years. The latest as finalist for the 2009 RITA in Best Contemporary Single Title for Tall Tales And Wedding Veils
