Difference between revisions of "2005 RITA® Winners"
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| + | The [[Romance Writers of America]] award the [[RITA]] each year. | ||
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* '''Best Traditional Romance''': ''Christmas Eve Marriage'' by [[Jessica Hart]], Harlequin Books | * '''Best Traditional Romance''': ''Christmas Eve Marriage'' by [[Jessica Hart]], Harlequin Books | ||
* '''Best Regency Romance''': ''A Passionate Endeavor'' by [[Sophia Nash]], Signet | * '''Best Regency Romance''': ''A Passionate Endeavor'' by [[Sophia Nash]], Signet | ||
Revision as of 20:43, 6 March 2007
The Romance Writers of America award the RITA each year.
- Best Traditional Romance: Christmas Eve Marriage by Jessica Hart, Harlequin Books
- Best Regency Romance: A Passionate Endeavor by Sophia Nash, Signet
- Best Short Contemporary Series: Miss Pruitt's Private Life by Barbara McCauley, Silhouette Books
- Best Short Historical Romance: A Wanted Man by Susan Kay Law, Avon Books
- Best Long Contemporary Series: John Riley's Girl by Inglath Cooper, Harlequin Books
- Best Long Historical Romance: Shadowheart by Laura Kinsale, Berkley Publishing
- Best Paranormal Romance: Blue Moon by Lori Handeland, St. Martin's Press
- Best Romantic Suspense: I'm Watching You by Karen Rose, Warner Books
- Best Inspirational Romance: Grounds To Believe by Shelley Bates, Steeple Hill Books
- Best Contemporary Single Title: Bet Me by Jennifer Crusie, St. Martin's Press
- Best Romantic Novella: "Her Best Enemy", Night's Edge, Maggie Shayne, Harlequin Books
- Novel with Strong Romantic Elements: A.K.A. Goddess by Evelyn Vaughn, Silhouette Books
- Best First Book: Time Off for Good Behavior by Lani Diane Rich, Warner Books
