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'''Lass Small''' was an Indiana-based author who has written for a wide range of [[Category]] publishers. Her work spans over 60 novels, beginning with her debut novel ''[[Innocent Seduction]]'' (written as [[Cally Hughes]]) (though another source cites ''[[A Lasting Treasure]]'' written under the Small name as her first[http://www.theromancereader.com/nf-huntington.html]). She was also known as [[Cally Hughes]] and [[Callie Hugher]]. Small's publishing career spanned 1983 through 2000. She received the [[Romantic Times Magazine]] [[Career Achievement Award]] in the "Series Romance Love & Laughter" category. Author [[Kate Huntington]] considers Small to be mentor and inspiration for her own career[http://www.theromancereader.com/nf-huntington.html]. She died on January 26, 2011. | '''Lass Small''' was an Indiana-based author who has written for a wide range of [[Category]] publishers. Her work spans over 60 novels, beginning with her debut novel ''[[Innocent Seduction]]'' (written as [[Cally Hughes]]) (though another source cites ''[[A Lasting Treasure]]'' written under the Small name as her first[http://www.theromancereader.com/nf-huntington.html]). She was also known as [[Cally Hughes]] and [[Callie Hugher]]. Small's publishing career spanned 1983 through 2000. She received the [[Romantic Times Magazine]] [[Career Achievement Award]] in the "Series Romance Love & Laughter" category. Author [[Kate Huntington]] considers Small to be mentor and inspiration for her own career[http://www.theromancereader.com/nf-huntington.html]. She died on January 26, 2011. | ||
Revision as of 02:41, 12 November 2024
Lass Small was an Indiana-based author who has written for a wide range of Category publishers. Her work spans over 60 novels, beginning with her debut novel Innocent Seduction (written as Cally Hughes) (though another source cites A Lasting Treasure written under the Small name as her first[1]). She was also known as Cally Hughes and Callie Hugher. Small's publishing career spanned 1983 through 2000. She received the Romantic Times Magazine Career Achievement Award in the "Series Romance Love & Laughter" category. Author Kate Huntington considers Small to be mentor and inspiration for her own career[2]. She died on January 26, 2011.
As an author for Silhouette Romance, Lass Small published two novels. She wrote two books as an author for Harlequin Temptation. She also wrote for Candlelight Ecstasy Romance and Silhouette Desire.
See also
Books
- Collaboration - April 1985 (Harlequin Temptation #54)
- Irritating Man, A - July 1986 (Silhouette Romance #444)
- Marry Me Not - April 1988 (Harlequin Temptation #197)
- Snow Bird - August 1987 (Silhouette Romance #521)
- Tangled Web - (Silhouette Desire #241)
- To Meet Again - (Silhouette Desire #322)
- Stolen Day - (Silhouette Desire #341)
- Possibles - (Silhouette Desire #356)
- Intrusive Man - (Silhouette Desire #373)
- To Love Again - (Silhouette Desire #397)
- Blindman's Bluff - (Silhouette Desire #413)
- Goldilocks and the Behr - July 1988 (Silhouette Desire #437)
- Hide and Seek -
- Odd Man Out - July 1989 (Silhouette Desire #505
- Red Rover - April 1989 (Silhouette Desire #491)
- Tagged - November 1989 (Silhouette Desire #534
Awards
- 1988-1989 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Series Romance Love & Laughter
