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| + | Ever since she can remember, '''Rebecca York''' has loved making up stories full of adventure, romance, and suspense. As a child she corralled her friends into adventure games or acted out romantic suspense stories with a cast of dolls. But she never assumed she could be an author because she couldn’t spell. Her life changed dramatically with the invention of the word processor and spelling checker–and the help of her husband, Norman Glick, who spots spelling errors from fifty paces away. | ||
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| + | Rebecca’s Career Achievements. A New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly best-selling and award-winning author, Rebecca has written over 150 books and novellas. In 2011 she became the dozenth author to receive the Romance Writers of America Centennial Award for having written 100 romantic novels. Her Killing Moon was a launch title for Berkley’s Sensation imprint in June 2003. Eight more books in the series have followed. | ||
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| + | Rebecca has authored or co-authored over 75 romantic thrillers, many for Harlequin Intrigue’s 43 Light Street series, set in Baltimore, and many with paranormal elements. She now writes the Decorah Security series, set around a security agency outside Washington, D. C.,where the agents have paranormal powers or investigate paranormal cases. She also writes the Off-World series, romances and romantic suspense stories set on planets in the far future. | ||
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| + | ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' was the Romantic Times Best Intrigue of 1998, and the book has been selected as one of their Reviewers’ “all-time favorite 400 romances.” In addition, she received the 1998 Affaire de Coeur Critics Choice Award for Best Contemporary Novel, also for Nowhere Man. Rebecca’s book, Amanda’s Child, won the 2001 New Jersey Romance Writers Golden Leaf Award for Long Contemporary and was nominated for Best Intrigue of 2000 by Romantic Times. The Secret Night and More Than a Man both won RT’s award for Best Harlequin Intrigue of the Year for 2006 and 2009, respectively. | ||
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| + | Rebecca enjoys cooking, walking, reading, gardening, rock collecting, travel, and Mozart operas. | ||
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| + | She collects rocks and has been known to lug stones back from Hawaii, Ireland, and Alaska. Rebecca and her husband Norman travel frequently to research settings for novels and taste new dishes for cookbooks. Trips in recent years included Russia, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, London, New Orleans, and Maui. Her many unique experiences are apt to end up in her books–like the time she encountered a coral snake in the Guatemalan jungle or took a flight in a hot air balloon. | ||
In the beginning, '''Rebecca York''' was the pseudonym for authors [[Ruth Glick]] and [[Eileen Buckholtz]]; the collaboration appears to have ceased in 1997. As co-authors, the two created the popular Harlequin [[Intrigue]] series "43 Light Street", set in Baltimore, Maryland. Glick continued to write under the York name after the collaboration ceased. | In the beginning, '''Rebecca York''' was the pseudonym for authors [[Ruth Glick]] and [[Eileen Buckholtz]]; the collaboration appears to have ceased in 1997. As co-authors, the two created the popular Harlequin [[Intrigue]] series "43 Light Street", set in Baltimore, Maryland. Glick continued to write under the York name after the collaboration ceased. | ||
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| + | * Website [https://rebeccayork.com/] | ||
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| + | ==Awards== | ||
| + | *2009 [[RT Reviewers Choice Award]] Winner - Harlequin Intrigue, ''[[More Than A Man]]'' | ||
| + | *2006 [[RT Reviewers Choice Award]] Winner - Harlequin Intrigue, ''[[The Secret Night]]'' | ||
| + | *1998 [[RT Reviewers Choice Award]] Winner - Harlequin Intrigue, ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' | ||
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| + | ==Recognitions== | ||
| + | *2012 [[RT Book Reviews]] Top Pick, ''[[Sudden Insight]]'' | ||
| + | *1998 [[Romance Writers of America (RWA) Awards|RITA Award]] Finalist - Romantic Suspense, ''[[For Your Eyes Only]]'' | ||
| + | *1993 [[Romance Writers of America (RWA) Awards|RITA Award]] Finalist - Romantic Suspense/Gothic Romance, ''[[Bayou Moon]]'' | ||
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| + | ==Awards (body of work)== | ||
| + | *2000 [[RT Career Achievement Award]] Winner - Series Romantic Suspense | ||
| + | *1992-93 [[RT Career Achievement Award]] Winner - Series Romantic Mystery | ||
| + | *1986-87 [[RT Career Achievement Award]] - Contemporary Romantic Suspense Series | ||
Latest revision as of 19:27, 26 November 2024
Ever since she can remember, Rebecca York has loved making up stories full of adventure, romance, and suspense. As a child she corralled her friends into adventure games or acted out romantic suspense stories with a cast of dolls. But she never assumed she could be an author because she couldn’t spell. Her life changed dramatically with the invention of the word processor and spelling checker–and the help of her husband, Norman Glick, who spots spelling errors from fifty paces away.
Rebecca’s Career Achievements. A New York Times, USA Today, and Publishers Weekly best-selling and award-winning author, Rebecca has written over 150 books and novellas. In 2011 she became the dozenth author to receive the Romance Writers of America Centennial Award for having written 100 romantic novels. Her Killing Moon was a launch title for Berkley’s Sensation imprint in June 2003. Eight more books in the series have followed.
Rebecca has authored or co-authored over 75 romantic thrillers, many for Harlequin Intrigue’s 43 Light Street series, set in Baltimore, and many with paranormal elements. She now writes the Decorah Security series, set around a security agency outside Washington, D. C.,where the agents have paranormal powers or investigate paranormal cases. She also writes the Off-World series, romances and romantic suspense stories set on planets in the far future.
Nowhere Man was the Romantic Times Best Intrigue of 1998, and the book has been selected as one of their Reviewers’ “all-time favorite 400 romances.” In addition, she received the 1998 Affaire de Coeur Critics Choice Award for Best Contemporary Novel, also for Nowhere Man. Rebecca’s book, Amanda’s Child, won the 2001 New Jersey Romance Writers Golden Leaf Award for Long Contemporary and was nominated for Best Intrigue of 2000 by Romantic Times. The Secret Night and More Than a Man both won RT’s award for Best Harlequin Intrigue of the Year for 2006 and 2009, respectively.
Rebecca enjoys cooking, walking, reading, gardening, rock collecting, travel, and Mozart operas.
She collects rocks and has been known to lug stones back from Hawaii, Ireland, and Alaska. Rebecca and her husband Norman travel frequently to research settings for novels and taste new dishes for cookbooks. Trips in recent years included Russia, Australia, New Zealand, Norway, London, New Orleans, and Maui. Her many unique experiences are apt to end up in her books–like the time she encountered a coral snake in the Guatemalan jungle or took a flight in a hot air balloon.
In the beginning, Rebecca York was the pseudonym for authors Ruth Glick and Eileen Buckholtz; the collaboration appears to have ceased in 1997. As co-authors, the two created the popular Harlequin Intrigue series "43 Light Street", set in Baltimore, Maryland. Glick continued to write under the York name after the collaboration ceased.
Contents
On the Web
- Website [1]
See Also
- Amanda Lee - Buckholtz and Glick also co-wrote as Amanda Lee.
Books
Series/Related Titles
Awards
- 2009 RT Reviewers Choice Award Winner - Harlequin Intrigue, More Than A Man
- 2006 RT Reviewers Choice Award Winner - Harlequin Intrigue, The Secret Night
- 1998 RT Reviewers Choice Award Winner - Harlequin Intrigue, Nowhere Man
Recognitions
- 2012 RT Book Reviews Top Pick, Sudden Insight
- 1998 RITA Award Finalist - Romantic Suspense, For Your Eyes Only
- 1993 RITA Award Finalist - Romantic Suspense/Gothic Romance, Bayou Moon
Awards (body of work)
- 2000 RT Career Achievement Award Winner - Series Romantic Suspense
- 1992-93 RT Career Achievement Award Winner - Series Romantic Mystery
- 1986-87 RT Career Achievement Award - Contemporary Romantic Suspense Series
