Difference between revisions of "Gina Wilkins"

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* ''[[Doctor In Disguise]]'' - March 1999 ([[World's Most Eligible Bachelors]] #7)
 
* ''[[Doctor In Disguise]]'' - March 1999 ([[World's Most Eligible Bachelors]] #7)
 
* ''[[Enticing Emily]]'' - May 1998 ([[Harlequin Temptation By The Numbers|Harlequin Temptation #684]])
 
* ''[[Enticing Emily]]'' - May 1998 ([[Harlequin Temptation By The Numbers|Harlequin Temptation #684]])
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* ''[[Faith, Hope And Family]]''- May 2003 ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers|Silhouette Special Edition #1538]])
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* ''[[Faith, Hope And Family]]'' - May 2003 ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers|Silhouette Special Edition #1538]])
 
* ''[[The Family Plan - Gina Wilkins|Family Plan, The]]'' - March 2003 ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers|Silhouette Special Edition #1525]])
 
* ''[[The Family Plan - Gina Wilkins|Family Plan, The]]'' - March 2003 ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers|Silhouette Special Edition #1525]])
 
* ''[[The Father Next Door|Father Next Door, The]]'' - February 1997 ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers|Silhouette Special Edition #1082]])
 
* ''[[The Father Next Door|Father Next Door, The]]'' - February 1997 ([[Silhouette Special Edition By The Numbers|Silhouette Special Edition #1082]])

Revision as of 18:12, 11 August 2008

Gina Wilkins finds creating happily-ever-after romances an easy task - she simply uses her own life as an inspiration! Raised with a romantic heritage as well as gift for storytelling she credits her successful career in romance to her long, happy marriage.

Starting to write romances because she believes in happy ending she sold her first category romance (Hero In Disguise) in 1987 to Harlequin - it was published as a Harlequin Temptation - and has been writing full-time since. She wrote for the Silhouette Special Edition imprint under the name Gina Ferris since 1988 and later as Gina Ferris Wilkins, but starting with The Father Next Door of 1997 she writes as Gina Wilkins in that line. Her first contemporary romance was published as a Pageant Romance in 1988 and since 2000 she writes for Harlequin and the Harlequin Signature Select imprint.

A lifelong resident of central Arkansas she has chosen to set many of her books in the South, where she finds a rich treasury of characters and settings. She particularly loves the Ozark mountain region of northern Arkansas and southern Missouri. When she isn't shopping, she enjoys reading, travelling, and attending plays and concerts. She collects porcelain brides an music boxes and loves music of allmost all kinds.

See Also

On The Web

Bibliography

Books

Novellas

Collections

Series/Related Titles

  1. A Valentine Wish, 1996
  2. A Wish For Love, 1996

Reed Sisters

  1. Hero In Disguise, 1987
  2. Hero For The Asking, 1988
  3. Hero By Nature, 1988

James Family

  1. Cause For Celebration, 1988
  2. A Bright Idea, 1989
  3. A Rebel At Heart, 1991

Veils and Vows

  1. Taking A Chance On Love, 1992
  2. Designs On Love, 1992
  3. At Long Last Love, 1992

Luck Brothers

  1. As Luck Would Have It, 1993
  2. Just Her Luck, 1994

Southern Scandals

  1. Seducing Savannah, 1997
  2. Tempting Tara, 1998
  3. Enticing Emily, 1998
  4. The Rebels Return, 1998
  5. Seductively Yours, 2000
  6. Secretly Yours, 2000
  7. Yesterday's Scandal, 2000

Arkansas Firefighters

  1. It Could Happen To You, 1997
  2. Valentine Baby, 1998

Family Found

Hot Off the Press

  1. The Stranger In Room 205 (2002)
  2. Bachelor Cop Finally Caught? (2001)
  3. Dateline Matrimony (2001)

The McClouds of Mississippi

  1. The Family Plan, 2003
  2. Conflict Of Interest, 2003
  3. Faith, Hope And Family, 2003

Brannon Brothers

  1. The Date Next Door, 2006
  2. The Bridesmaid's Gifts, 2007
  3. Finding Family, 2008

Series contributed to

Awards/Honors

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