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== Biography ==
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'''Susan Fox''' grew up with her sister, Janet, and her brother, Steven, on an acreage near Des Moines, Iowa, where, besides a jillion stray cats and dogs, two horses, and a pony, her favorite pet and confidant was Rex, her brown-and-white pinto gelding.
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Susan grew up with her sister, Janet, and her brother, Steven, on an acreage near Des Moines, Iowa, where, besides a jillion stray cats and dogs, two horses, and a pony, her favorite pet and confidant was Rex, her brown-and-white pinto gelding.
 
  
 
Susan has raised two sons, Jeffrey and Patrick, and currently lives in a house that she laughingly refers to as the Landfill and Book Repository. She writes with the help and hindrance of five mischievous shorthaired felines: Gabby, a talkative tortoiseshell calico; Buster, a solid lion-yellow with white legs and facial markings; his sister, Pixie, a tri-color calico; Toonses, a plump black-and-white; and the cheerily diabolical, naughty black tiger Eddie, aka Eduardo de Lover.
 
Susan has raised two sons, Jeffrey and Patrick, and currently lives in a house that she laughingly refers to as the Landfill and Book Repository. She writes with the help and hindrance of five mischievous shorthaired felines: Gabby, a talkative tortoiseshell calico; Buster, a solid lion-yellow with white legs and facial markings; his sister, Pixie, a tri-color calico; Toonses, a plump black-and-white; and the cheerily diabolical, naughty black tiger Eddie, aka Eduardo de Lover.
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* # 6 [[The Wife He Chose - Susan Fox|''The Wife He Chose'']] - September, 2001 [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin Romance #3668]]
 
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Latest revision as of 23:58, 26 September 2024


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Susan Fox

Susan Fox grew up with her sister, Janet, and her brother, Steven, on an acreage near Des Moines, Iowa, where, besides a jillion stray cats and dogs, two horses, and a pony, her favorite pet and confidant was Rex, her brown-and-white pinto gelding.

Susan has raised two sons, Jeffrey and Patrick, and currently lives in a house that she laughingly refers to as the Landfill and Book Repository. She writes with the help and hindrance of five mischievous shorthaired felines: Gabby, a talkative tortoiseshell calico; Buster, a solid lion-yellow with white legs and facial markings; his sister, Pixie, a tri-color calico; Toonses, a plump black-and-white; and the cheerily diabolical, naughty black tiger Eddie, aka Eduardo de Lover.

Susan is a bookaholic and movie fan who loves cowboys, rodeos, and the American West, past and present. She has an intense interest in storytelling of all kinds and in politics, and she claims the two are often interchangeable.

Susan loves writing complex characters in emotionally intense situations, and hopes her readers enjoy her ranch stories and are uplifted by their happy endings.

As an author for Harlequin Romance, Susan Fox has published 23 novels. She is a two-time Golden Heart winner, and has been nominated for Romantic Times Magazine Reviewer's Choice Award for Best Harlequin Romance. She was also nominated for the Best Series/Category Romance author in 2001 by RRA-L.

Her first published novel, Vows Of The Heart, was released in 1985. Her work is influenced by authors such as Janet Dailey, Jude Devereaux, and Linda Howard.

Bibliography

Books

Series Contributed To

Cowboy Grooms Wanted!

On the Web

Interviews

Books (By Release Date)

Order of Release Novella/Book Title Release Date Publisher Note
1 The Wife He Chose 2001, September HR #3668 Book Six of the Cowboy Grooms Wanted! Series
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