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| − | [[Cheryl St.John]] | + | [[Cheryl St.John]] is the author of over thirty [[Harlequin]] and [[Silhouette]] books. Her first book, ''[[Rain Shadow]]'' was nominated for [[RWA]]’s [[RITA]] for Best First Book, by [[Romantic Times Magazine|Romantic Times]] for Best Western Historical, and by Affaire de Coeur readers as Best American Historical Romance. |
| − | Her 2005 Harlequin Historical, | + | Her 2005 [[Harlequin Historical]], ''[[His Secondhand Wife]]'', earned another RITA nod. Harlequin Historical ''[[Land Of Dreams]]'', Silhouette Special Edition ''[[The Magnificent Seven]]'', and Harlequin Historical ''[[Prairie Wife]]'' each won Romantic Times’s Reviewers Choice Awards. Many of her Special Editions made Waldenbooks Top Ten and Harlequin Historical ''[[Big Sky Brides]]'' anthology climbed to #35 on the New York Times list. |
In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, “emotional punch, hometown feel, core values, believable characters and real life situations.” | In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, “emotional punch, hometown feel, core values, believable characters and real life situations.” | ||
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== Novel-length Books == | == Novel-length Books == | ||
| − | * [[Song of the Mountain]] - 2009 ([[Love Inspired | + | * [[Song of the Mountain]] - 2009 ([[Love Inspired]] Historical) |
* [[The Preacher's Daughter]] - 06/07 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[The Preacher's Daughter]] - 06/07 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
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* [[His Secondhand Wife]] - 07/05 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[His Secondhand Wife]] - 07/05 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
| − | * [[Million-Dollar Makeover]] - 06/05 ([[Silhouette Montana Mavericks]]) | + | * [[Million-Dollar Makeover]] - 06/05 ([[Silhouette]] [[Montana Mavericks]]) |
* [[Prairie Wife]] - 02/05 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[Prairie Wife]] - 02/05 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
| − | * [[Child of Her Heart]] - 12/04 ([[Silhouette Logan's Legacy]]) | + | * [[Child of Her Heart]] - 12/04 ([[Silhouette]] [[Logan's Legacy]]) |
* [[The Tenderfoot Bride]] - 11/03 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[The Tenderfoot Bride]] - 11/03 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
| − | * [[Marry Me....Again]] - 08/03 ([[Silhouette Montana Mavericks]]) | + | * [[Marry Me....Again]] - 08/03 ([[Silhouette]] [[Montana Mavericks]]) |
| − | * [[Nick All Night]] - 06/02 ([[Silhouette Special Edition]]) | + | * [[Nick All Night]] - 06/02 ([[Silhouette]] [[Special Edition]]) |
| − | * [[The Gunslinger's Bride]] - 09/01 ([[Harlequin Historical Montana Mavericks]]) | + | * [[The Gunslinger's Bride]] - 09/01 ([[Harlequin Historical]] [[Montana Mavericks]]) |
| − | * [[The Magnificent Seven]] - 03/01 ([[Silhouette Montana Mavericks]]) | + | * [[The Magnificent Seven]] - 03/01 ([[Silhouette]] [[Montana Mavericks]]) |
* [[Sweet Annie]] - 02/01 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[Sweet Annie]] - 02/01 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
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* [[The Mistaken Widow]] - 09/98 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[The Mistaken Widow]] - 09/98 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
| − | * [[The Truth About Toby]] - 09/97 ([[Silhouette Special Edition]]) | + | * [[The Truth About Toby]] - 09/97 ([[Silhouette]] [[Special Edition]]) |
| − | * [[A Husband By Any Other Name]] - 12/96 ([[Silhouette Special Edition]]) | + | * [[A Husband By Any Other Name]] - 12/96 ([[Silhouette]] [[Special Edition]]) |
* [[Badlands Bride]] - 07/96 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | * [[Badlands Bride]] - 07/96 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | ||
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== Novellas == | == Novellas == | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * Isabelle, [[Big Sky Brides]] - 2000 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) |
| − | * [[Colorado Wife, Christmas Gold]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | + | * [[Colorado Wife]], [[Christmas Gold]] - 2002 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) |
| − | * | + | * Almost A Bride, [[Wed Under Western Skies]] - 2006 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) |
| − | * [[A Family For Christmas, Western Winter Wonderland]] - 2007 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) | + | * [[A Family For Christmas]], [[Western Winter Wonderland]] - 2007 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) |
| − | * [[A Baby Blue Christmas, Title to be Announced | + | * [[A Baby Blue Christmas]], Title to be Announced - 2008 ([[Harlequin Historical]]) |
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Almost A Bride, Wed Under Western Skies | Almost A Bride, Wed Under Western Skies | ||
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Revision as of 00:45, 30 August 2007
Cheryl St.John is the author of over thirty Harlequin and Silhouette books. Her first book, Rain Shadow was nominated for RWA’s RITA for Best First Book, by Romantic Times for Best Western Historical, and by Affaire de Coeur readers as Best American Historical Romance.
Her 2005 Harlequin Historical, His Secondhand Wife, earned another RITA nod. Harlequin Historical Land Of Dreams, Silhouette Special Edition The Magnificent Seven, and Harlequin Historical Prairie Wife each won Romantic Times’s Reviewers Choice Awards. Many of her Special Editions made Waldenbooks Top Ten and Harlequin Historical Big Sky Brides anthology climbed to #35 on the New York Times list.
In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, “emotional punch, hometown feel, core values, believable characters and real life situations.”
Real people. Real Emotion.
Cheryl St.John delivers every time.
On the Web
Novel-length Books
- Song of the Mountain - 2009 (Love Inspired Historical)
- The Preacher's Daughter - 06/07 (Harlequin Historical)
- The Lawman's Bride - 02/07 (Harlequin Historical)
- The Bounty Hunter - 09/05 (Harlequin Historical)
- His Secondhand Wife - 07/05 (Harlequin Historical)
- Prairie Wife - 02/05 (Harlequin Historical)
- Child of Her Heart - 12/04 (Silhouette Logan's Legacy)
- The Tenderfoot Bride - 11/03 (Harlequin Historical)
- Marry Me....Again - 08/03 (Silhouette Montana Mavericks)
- Nick All Night - 06/02 (Silhouette Special Edition)
- The Magnificent Seven - 03/01 (Silhouette Montana Mavericks)
- Sweet Annie - 02/01 (Harlequin Historical)
- The Doctor's Wife - 10/99 (Harlequin Historical)
- Joe's Wife - 04/99 (Harlequin Historical)
- For This Week I Thee Wed - 07/99 (Harlequin Duets)
- The Mistaken Widow - 09/98 (Harlequin Historical)
- The Truth About Toby - 09/97 (Silhouette Special Edition)
- Badlands Bride - 07/96 (Harlequin Historical)
- Saint or Sinner - 10/95 (Harlequin Historical)
- Land of Dreams - 04/95 (Harlequin Historical)
- Heaven Can Wait - 10/94 (Harlequin Historical)
- Rain Shadow - 03/94 (Harlequin Historical)
Novellas
- Isabelle, Big Sky Brides - 2000 (Harlequin Historical)
- Colorado Wife, Christmas Gold - 2002 (Harlequin Historical)
- Almost A Bride, Wed Under Western Skies - 2006 (Harlequin Historical)
- A Baby Blue Christmas, Title to be Announced - 2008 (Harlequin Historical)
Series/Related Titles
The Neubauer Brothers in Pennsylvania: Heaven Can Wait Rain Shadow
The Harvey Girls in Newton, Kansas The Doctor's Wife The Tenderfoot Bride The Lawman's Bride
Copper Creek, Colorado: Sweet Annie His Secondhand Wife Almost A Bride, Wed Under Western Skies
