Difference between revisions of "2002 RITA® Winners"

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* '''Short Contemporary Series''': ''[[A Long Hot Christmas]]'' by [[Barbara Daly]]
 
* '''Short Contemporary Series''': ''[[A Long Hot Christmas]]'' by [[Barbara Daly]]
 
* '''Long Contemporary Series''': ''[[Coming Home To You]]'' by [[Fay Robinson]]
 
* '''Long Contemporary Series''': ''[[Coming Home To You]]'' by [[Fay Robinson]]
* '''Paranormal Romance''': ''[[Heart Mate]]'' by [[Robin D. Owens]]
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* '''Paranormal Romance''': ''[[HeartMate]]'' by [[Robin D. Owens]]
 
* '''Inspirational Romance''': ''[[Beneath A Southern Sky]]'' by [[Deborah Raney]]
 
* '''Inspirational Romance''': ''[[Beneath A Southern Sky]]'' by [[Deborah Raney]]
 
* '''Romantic Novella''': "I Will", ''[[Wish List - Anthology|Wish List]]'', [[Lisa Kleypas]]
 
* '''Romantic Novella''': "I Will", ''[[Wish List - Anthology|Wish List]]'', [[Lisa Kleypas]]

Revision as of 20:43, 3 October 2008

The Romance Writers of America award the RITA each year. 2002 saw the reconfiguring of many of the category names.