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Lauren Willig is the author of the Pink Carnation series, about floral-monikered Napoleonic Era spies. The stories alternate between modern England, where an American graduate student named Eloise Kelly researches the intrigues of the Napoleonic Wars, and the early 19th century, where most of the events take place. In the early 21st century, Eloise finds herself in a romance with Colin Selwick, a descendant of some of the very spies whom Eloise is researching.
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'''Lauren Willig''' is the New York Times bestselling author of nineteen works of historical fiction. Her books have been translated into over a dozen languages, awarded the RITA, Booksellers Best and Golden Leaf awards, and chosen for the American Library Association's annual list of the best genre fiction. After graduating from Yale University, she embarked on a PhD in History at Harvard before leaving academia to acquire a JD at Harvard Law while authoring her "Pink Carnation" series of Napoleonic-set novels. She lives in New York City, where she now writes full time.  
  
 
==On the Web==
 
==On the Web==
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* [http://www.laurenwillig.com/ Lauren Willig]
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* Official Website [http://www.laurenwillig.com/]
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* Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lauren_Willig]
  
 
==Books==
 
==Books==
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* ''[[The Secret History of the Pink Carnation]]'' - 2005
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* ''[[All The Ways We Said Goodbye]]'' - 2020
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* ''[[The Masque of the Black Tulip]]'' - 2006
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* ''[[The Ashford Affair|Ashford Affair, The]]'' - 2013
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* ''[[The Deception of the Emerald Ring]]'' - 2006
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* ''[[Away In A Manger: A Very Turnip Wedding Night]]'' - 2011
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* ''[[The Seduction of the Crimson Rose]]'' - 2008
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* ''[[Band Of Sisters]]'' - 2020
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* ''[[The Temptation of the Night Jasmine]]'' - 2009
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* ''[[The Betrayal Of The Blood Lily|Betrayal Of The Blood Lily, The]]'' - 2013
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* ''[[The Betrayal of the Blood Lily]]'' - 2010
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* ''[[Bunny & Biscuits: A Very Dorrington Valentine's Day]]'' - 2011
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* ''[[The Mischief of the Mistletoe]]'' - 2010
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* ''[[The Deception Of The Emerald Ring|Deception Of The Emerald Ring, The]]'' - 2021
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* ''[[The English Wife|English Wife, The]]'' - 2010
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* ''[[The Garden Intrigue|Garden Intrigue, The]]'' - 2012
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* ''[[The Glass Ocean|Glass Ocean, The]]'' - 2006
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* ''[[Ivy And Intrigue: A Very Selwick Christmas]]'' - 2018
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* ''[[The Lure Of The Moonflower|Lure Of The Moonflower, The]]'' - 2015
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* ''[[The Mark Of The Midnight Manzanilla|Mark Of The Midnight Manzanilla, The]]'' - 2014
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* ''[[The Masque Of The Black Tulip|Masque Of The Black Tulip, The]]'' - 2006
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* ''[[The Mischief Of The Mistletoe|Mischief Of The Mistletoe, The]]'' - 2010
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* ''[[The Orchid Affair|Orchid Affair, The]]'' - 2011
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* ''[[The Other Daughter|Other Daughter, The]]'' - 2015
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* ''[[The Passion Of The Purple Plumeria|Passion Of The Purple Plumeria, The]]'' - 2013
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* ''[[The Record Set Right|Record Set Right, The]]'' - 2016
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* ''[[The Secret History Of The Pink Carnation|Secret History Of The Pink Carnation, The]]'' - 2005
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* ''[[The Seduction Of The Crimson Rose|Seduction Of The Crimson Rose, The]]'' - 2008
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* ''[[The Summer Country|Summer Country, The]]'' - 2019
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* ''[[The Temptation Of The Night Jasmine|Temptation Of The Night Jasmine, The]]'' - 2009
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* ''[[That Summer]]'' - 2014
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* ''[[Two L]]'' - 2011
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* ''[[Two Wars And A Wedding]]'' - 2023
  
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==Novella==
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==Awards==
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*''Ivy and Intrigue: A Very Selwick Christmas'' - 2008
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*2012  [[RT Reviewers Choice Award]] Winner - Historical Fiction, ''[[The Garden Intrigue]]''
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*2011  [[Romance Writers of America (RWA) Awards|RITA Award]] Winner - Regency Romance, ''[[The Mischief Of The Mistletoe]]''
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==Recognitions==
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*2023  [[Publishers Weekly]] Starred Review, ''[[Two Wars And A Wedding]]''
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*2021  [[Indie Next]] Starred Review, ''[[Band Of Sisters]]''
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*2018  [[RT Book Reviews]] Top Pick, ''[[The English Wife]]''
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*2015  [[Audio File]] Starred Review, ''[[The Other Daughter]]''
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*2015  [[Library Journal]] Starred Review, ''[[The Lure Of The Moonflower]]''
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*2015  [[RT Book Reviews]] Top Pick, ''[[The Lure Of The Moonflower]]''
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*2014  [[Library Journal]] Starred Review, ''[[That Summer]]''
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*2013  [[Booklist]] Starred Review, ''[[The Passion Of The Purple Plumeria]]''
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*2013  [[Indie Next]] Starred Review, ''[[The Ashford Affair]]''
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*2013  [[Library Journal]] Starred Review, ''[[The Ashford Affair]]''
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*2013  [[Library Journal]] Starred Review, ''[[The Passion Of The Purple Plumeria]]''

Latest revision as of 15:04, 3 October 2024


Lauren Willig is the New York Times bestselling author of nineteen works of historical fiction. Her books have been translated into over a dozen languages, awarded the RITA, Booksellers Best and Golden Leaf awards, and chosen for the American Library Association's annual list of the best genre fiction. After graduating from Yale University, she embarked on a PhD in History at Harvard before leaving academia to acquire a JD at Harvard Law while authoring her "Pink Carnation" series of Napoleonic-set novels. She lives in New York City, where she now writes full time.

On the Web

  • Official Website [1]
  • Wikipedia [2]

Books

Awards

Recognitions

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