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[[category:Publisher Imprints]][[category:Numbered Series]][[category:Harlequin Imprints]] | [[category:Publisher Imprints]][[category:Numbered Series]][[category:Harlequin Imprints]] | ||
| − | [[Temptation]] was a beloved line from [[Harlequin]] that set the standard for modern romances. Instead of wealthy sheiks and innocent virgins, the line featured strong men and women in touch with their sexual natures. Over the years, the line launched the careers of many of today's hottest authors. The | + | [[Harlequin Temptation]] was a beloved line from [[Harlequin]] that set the standard for modern romances. Instead of wealthy sheiks and innocent virgins, the line featured strong men and women in touch with their sexual natures. Over the years, the line launched the careers of many of today's hottest authors. The Temptation imprint debuted in March 1984 with the title [[Spring Fancy]] written by [[LaVyrle Spencer]]. The final Temptation title, [[Her Last Temptation]] by [[Leslie Kelly]] was published in June 2005. It was [[Temptation By The Numbers|Number 1028]] in the series. |
| − | * [[Temptation By The Numbers]] - A numerical listing of | + | * [[Harlequin Temptation By The Numbers]] - A numerical listing of Temptation titles. |
| − | * [[:category:Harlequin Temptation Authors|Harlequin Temptation Authors]] - a category listing of | + | * [[:category:Harlequin Temptation Authors|Harlequin Temptation Authors]] - a category listing of Temptation authors |
== Flashes/Series/Continuities == | == Flashes/Series/Continuities == | ||
| − | * [[Blaze| | + | * [[Harlequin Temptation Blaze|Blaze]] |
* [[Lovers And Legends]] | * [[Lovers And Legends]] | ||
| + | * [[Manhunting - Series|Manhunting]] | ||
* [[Secret Fantasies]] | * [[Secret Fantasies]] | ||
* [[Sweet Talkin' Guys]] | * [[Sweet Talkin' Guys]] | ||
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| + | == RITA Awards == | ||
| + | * [[Barbara Daly]] - [[2002 RITA® Winners|2002 RITA®]] - [[RITA®: Best Short Contemporary Series|Short Contemporary Series]] category for ''[[A Long Hot Christmas]]'' | ||
| + | * [[Glenda Sanders]] - [[1992 RITA® Winners|1992 RITA®]] - [[RITA®: Best Short Contemporary Series|Short Contemporary]] category for ''[[A Human Touch]]'' | ||
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| + | <gallery widths="120px" heights="150px"> | ||
| + | Image:James Wedding Gift USA.jpg|<center>1985</center> | ||
| + | Image:Wilkins Changing the Rules.jpg|<center>1990</center> | ||
| + | Image:Wilkins Seducing Savannah.jpg|<center>1998</center> | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 01:33, 25 October 2008
Harlequin Temptation was a beloved line from Harlequin that set the standard for modern romances. Instead of wealthy sheiks and innocent virgins, the line featured strong men and women in touch with their sexual natures. Over the years, the line launched the careers of many of today's hottest authors. The Temptation imprint debuted in March 1984 with the title Spring Fancy written by LaVyrle Spencer. The final Temptation title, Her Last Temptation by Leslie Kelly was published in June 2005. It was Number 1028 in the series.
- Harlequin Temptation By The Numbers - A numerical listing of Temptation titles.
- Harlequin Temptation Authors - a category listing of Temptation authors
Flashes/Series/Continuities
RITA Awards
- Barbara Daly - 2002 RITA® - Short Contemporary Series category for A Long Hot Christmas
- Glenda Sanders - 1992 RITA® - Short Contemporary category for A Human Touch
1985 
1990 
1998
