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After finding herself a single mother, Judy Duarte decided to finish college. After finishing college, she found another goal: writing. The award-winning author was a two-time [[Golden Heart]] finalist in 2001. Her first novel, ''[[Cowboy Courage]]'' was published in 2002. The Southern California-based author cites her critique partners [[Crystal Green]] and [[Sheri WhiteFeather]] as key figures in her success. | After finding herself a single mother, Judy Duarte decided to finish college. After finishing college, she found another goal: writing. The award-winning author was a two-time [[Golden Heart]] finalist in 2001. Her first novel, ''[[Cowboy Courage]]'' was published in 2002. The Southern California-based author cites her critique partners [[Crystal Green]] and [[Sheri WhiteFeather]] as key figures in her success. | ||
As an author for [[Silhouette Romance]], Judy Duarte published one novel. | As an author for [[Silhouette Romance]], Judy Duarte published one novel. | ||
| − | Judy Duarte was a [[2010 RITA® Winners|2010 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®: Inspirational Romance]] category with her novel ''[[Entertaining Angels]]''. | + | Judy Duarte was a [[2010 RITA® Winners|2010 RITA® finalist]] in the [[RITA®:Best Inspirational Romance]] category with her novel ''[[Entertaining Angels]]''. |
== Books == | == Books == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:35, 11 November 2024
After finding herself a single mother, Judy Duarte decided to finish college. After finishing college, she found another goal: writing. The award-winning author was a two-time Golden Heart finalist in 2001. Her first novel, Cowboy Courage was published in 2002. The Southern California-based author cites her critique partners Crystal Green and Sheri WhiteFeather as key figures in her success.
As an author for Silhouette Romance, Judy Duarte published one novel.
Judy Duarte was a 2010 RITA® finalist in the RITA®:Best Inspirational Romance category with her novel Entertaining Angels.
Books
- Bride For A Blue-Ribbon Cowboy, A - July 2005 (Silhouette Romance #1776)
- Entertaining Angels - 2009 (Kensington Publishing Corp.)
