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'''Patricia Rice''' has published historical and Regency romances since 1984, contemporary romance since 1998, nominated for Rita awards in all three categories.  She has several million books in print and has been on both the New York Times and USA Today's bestseller. Ms. Rice is a former CPA whose forty-fourth book is scheduled for July, 2007, from Signet Eclipse.
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'''Patricia Rice''' has published [[Historical Romance|historical]] and [[Regency]] romances since 1984, [[Contemporary|contemporary]] romance since 1998, nominated for [[RITA]] awards in all three categories.  She has several million books in print and has been on both the New York Times and USA Today's bestseller. Ms. Rice is a former CPA whose forty-fourth book is scheduled for July, 2007, from [[Signet Eclipse]].
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Patricia Rice's emotionally-charged contemporary and historical romances have won numerous awards, including the [[Romantic Times Magazine]] Reviewers Choice and [[Career Achievement Awards]] and the Bookrak Bestselling Paperback award. Her books have also been honored as [[Romance Writers of America]] [[RITA]] finalists in the historical, regency and contemporary categories. She was nominated by [[Romantic Times Magazine|Romantic Times Book Club]] for 2006 [[Reviewers Choice Award]] for her bestselling romance, [[Magic Man]].
  
 
Patricia Rice is married to her high school sweetheart and has two children. A native of Kentucky, she resides in St. Louis, Missouri, and now does accounting only for herself. She is a member of [[Romance Writers of America]], the Authors Guild, and Novelists, Inc., as well as numerous professional accounting organizations and local charities.
 
Patricia Rice is married to her high school sweetheart and has two children. A native of Kentucky, she resides in St. Louis, Missouri, and now does accounting only for herself. She is a member of [[Romance Writers of America]], the Authors Guild, and Novelists, Inc., as well as numerous professional accounting organizations and local charities.
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* [http://www.patriciarice.blogspot.com Patricia Rice's blog]
 
* [http://www.patriciarice.blogspot.com Patricia Rice's blog]
  
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== Books ==
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=== Books ===
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* ''[[All A Woman Wants]]'', Signet, June, 2001  
 
* ''[[All A Woman Wants]]'', Signet, June, 2001  
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* ''[[Almost Perfect]]'', Ivy Books, March, 2002  
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* ''[[Almost Perfect - Patricia Rice|Almost Perfect]]'', Ivy Books, March, 2002  
 
* ''[[Artful Deceptions]]'',  [[Signet]] Regency August, 1992  
 
* ''[[Artful Deceptions]]'',  [[Signet]] Regency August, 1992  
 
* ''[[Blue Clouds]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal September, 1998
 
* ''[[Blue Clouds]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal September, 1998
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* ''[[Denim and Lace]]'',  Topaz July, 1996  
 
* ''[[Denim and Lace]]'',  Topaz July, 1996  
 
* ''[[Devil's Lady]]'', [[Onyx]] September, 1992
 
* ''[[Devil's Lady]]'', [[Onyx]] September, 1992
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* ''[[Garden of Dreams - Patricia Rice]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal Ballantine February, 1998  
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* ''[[Garden Of Dreams - Patricia Rice|Garden Of Dreams]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal Ballantine February, 1998  
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* ''[[The Genuine Article]]'',  Signet Regency December, 1994  
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* ''[[The Genuine Article - Patricia Rice|The Genuine Article]]'',  Signet Regency December, 1994  
 
* ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'', Ivy Books March, 2000  
 
* ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'', Ivy Books March, 2000  
 
* ''[[Indigo Moon]]'', [[Signet]] February, 1988
 
* ''[[Indigo Moon]]'', [[Signet]] February, 1988
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* ''[[The Trouble with Magic]]'', Signet, Aug, 2003
 
* ''[[The Trouble with Magic]]'', Signet, Aug, 2003
 
* ''[[Volcano]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal August, 1999
 
* ''[[Volcano]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal August, 1999
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* ''[[Wayward Angel]]'',  Topaz February, 1997  
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* ''[[Wayward Angel]]'',  Topaz February, 1997
  
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== Novellas ==
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=== Novellas ===
 
* ''[[Christmas Angel]]'' in "[[A Victorian Christmas]]", November 1992 ([[Signet]])
 
* ''[[Christmas Angel]]'' in "[[A Victorian Christmas]]", November 1992 ([[Signet]])
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* ''[[The Christmas Goose]]'' in "[[A Regency Christmas Feast]]", November 1996 ([[Signet]])
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* ''[[The Christmas Goose|Christmas Goose, The]]'' in "[[A Regency Christmas Feast]]", November 1996 ([[Signet]])
 
* "Deceiving Appearances" (Novella in [[Full Moon Magic]]), Signet September, 1992  
 
* "Deceiving Appearances" (Novella in [[Full Moon Magic]]), Signet September, 1992  
 
* "Fathers and Daughters" (Novella in [[A Regency Valentine]]), Signet February, 1991
 
* "Fathers and Daughters" (Novella in [[A Regency Valentine]]), Signet February, 1991
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* ''[[The Kissing Bough]]'' in "[[A Regency Christmas I]]", November 1989 ([[Signet]])
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* ''[[Feed Your Head]]'' in "[[Bewitched, Bothered & BeVampyred]]", April 2005 ([[Triskelion Publishing]])
 
* ''[[Friends Are Forever]]'' in "[[A Country Christmas]]", November 1993 ([[Signet ]])
 
* ''[[Friends Are Forever]]'' in "[[A Country Christmas]]", November 1993 ([[Signet ]])
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* ''[[Home Is Where The Heart Is]]'' in "[[The Journey Home]]", 2005 ([[Ima Jinn Books]])
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* ''[[The Kissing Bough|Kissing Bough, The]]'' in "[[A Regency Christmas I]]", November 1989 ([[Signet]])
 
* "Midnight Lovers" (Novella in [[Moonlight Lovers]]), Signet September, 1993  
 
* "Midnight Lovers" (Novella in [[Moonlight Lovers]]), Signet September, 1993  
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* ''[[Feed Your Head]]'' in "[[Bewitched, Bothered & BeVampyred]]", April 2005 ([[Triskelion Publishing]])
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* ''[[Tin Angel]]'' in "[[Angel Christmas]]", November 1995 ([[Topaz]])
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* ''[[Home Is Where The Heart Is]]'' in "[[The Journey Home]]", 2005 ([[Ima Jinn Books]])
 
  
 
== Series/Related Titles ==
 
== Series/Related Titles ==
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===Carolina Trilogy===
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=== Carolina Trilogy ===
 
TJ McCloud and his brothers
 
TJ McCloud and his brothers
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* ''[[Almost Perfect]]'', (Also features related character Maya Alyssum, of ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'')
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* ''[[Almost Perfect - Patricia Rice|Almost Perfect]]'', (Also features related character Maya Alyssum, of ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'')
 
* ''[[McCloud's Woman]]''
 
* ''[[McCloud's Woman]]''
 
* ''[[Carolina Girl]]''
 
* ''[[Carolina Girl]]''
  
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===Magic Series===
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=== Magic Series ===
 
Historical: Those magical Malcolm women and those mostly marvelously meticulous Ives men.
 
Historical: Those magical Malcolm women and those mostly marvelously meticulous Ives men.
 
* ''[[Magic Man]]''
 
* ''[[Magic Man]]''
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* ''[[Much Ado About Magic]]''
 
* ''[[Much Ado About Magic]]''
  
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===Paper Series===
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=== Paper Series ===
 
American historicals - 1880's
 
American historicals - 1880's
 
* ''[[Paper Roses]]'', Topaz March, 1995
 
* ''[[Paper Roses]]'', Topaz March, 1995
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* ''[[Paper Moon ]]'', Topaz March, 1996
 
* ''[[Paper Moon ]]'', Topaz March, 1996
  
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===Regency Novels with Related Characters===
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=== Regency Novels with Related Characters ===
 
* ''[[Artful Deceptions]]''
 
* ''[[Artful Deceptions]]''
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* ''[[The Genuine Article]]''
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* ''[[The Genuine Article - Patricia Rice|The Genuine Article]]''
 
* ''[[The Marquess]]''
 
* ''[[The Marquess]]''
  
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==Awards==
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== Honors/Awards ==
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Patricia Rice's emotionally-charged contemporary and historical romances have won numerous awards, including the [[Romantic Times Magazine]] Reviewers Choice and Career Achievement Awards and the Bookrak Bestselling Paperback award. Her books have also been honored as [[Romance Writers of America]] RITA finalists in the historical, regency and contemporary categories. She was nominated by [[Romantic Times Magazine|Romantic Times Book Club]] for 2006 Reviewers Choice Award for her bestselling romance, [[Magic Man]].
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* [[1989-1990 Career Achievement Award Winners|1989-1990 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Fantasy
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* [[1992-1993 Career Achievement Award Winners|1992-1993 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Storyteller Of The Year
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* [[2000 Career Achievement Award Winners|2000 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Contemporary Romance
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* [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - [[Reviewers' Choice Awards]]
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* [[Bookrak Bestselling Paperback Award]].  
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* [[Romance Writers of America]] RITA finalists in the historical, regency and contemporary categories
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* nominated by [[Romantic Times Magazine|Romantic Times Book Club]] for 2006 Reviewers Choice Award for her bestselling romance, ''[[Magic Man]]''.

Latest revision as of 15:40, 11 November 2024


Patricia Rice has published historical and Regency romances since 1984, contemporary romance since 1998, nominated for RITA awards in all three categories. She has several million books in print and has been on both the New York Times and USA Today's bestseller. Ms. Rice is a former CPA whose forty-fourth book is scheduled for July, 2007, from Signet Eclipse.

Patricia Rice's emotionally-charged contemporary and historical romances have won numerous awards, including the Romantic Times Magazine Reviewers Choice and Career Achievement Awards and the Bookrak Bestselling Paperback award. Her books have also been honored as Romance Writers of America RITA finalists in the historical, regency and contemporary categories. She was nominated by Romantic Times Book Club for 2006 Reviewers Choice Award for her bestselling romance, Magic Man.

Patricia Rice is married to her high school sweetheart and has two children. A native of Kentucky, she resides in St. Louis, Missouri, and now does accounting only for herself. She is a member of Romance Writers of America, the Authors Guild, and Novelists, Inc., as well as numerous professional accounting organizations and local charities.

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Books

Novellas

Series/Related Titles

Carolina Trilogy

TJ McCloud and his brothers

Magic Series

Historical: Those magical Malcolm women and those mostly marvelously meticulous Ives men.

Paper Series

American historicals - 1880's

Regency Novels with Related Characters

Honors/Awards

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