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* ''[[Scoundrel]]'' - January 1996 ([[Leisure]]) | * ''[[Scoundrel]]'' - January 1996 ([[Leisure]]) | ||
* ''[[Shadow Of The Storm]]'' - October 1993 ([[Leisure]]) | * ''[[Shadow Of The Storm]]'' - October 1993 ([[Leisure]]) | ||
| − | * ''[[The Sorcerer's Lady]]'' - July 1995 ([[Leisure]]) | + | * ''[[The Sorcerer's Lady|Sorcerer's Lady, The]]'' - July 1995 ([[Leisure]]) |
* ''[[Surrender The Dream]]'' - March 1993 ([[Leisure]]) | * ''[[Surrender The Dream]]'' - March 1993 ([[Leisure]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 11:40, 4 October 2008
Debra Dier, aka Debra Dier Goldacker, was born in Niagara Falls. Graduating with a degree in Information Systems Management she worked in data processing but was never quite satisfied with this career. In 1990 she left it behind and became a fill-time writer.
After reading Shanna by Kathleen Woodiwiss she decided she would try to write a historical romance. Her first novel took two and a half years to write but has never been published. She realized that she needed to learn her craft and set out to teach herself how to write. The next novel she completed was sold and published in 1993 by Leisure under the title Surrender The Dream. Apart from historicals she wrote paranormal romances. Her latest book was published in 2002.
On the Web
Bibliography
Books
- Beyond Forever - November 1999 (Leisure)
- Dangerous - August 2002 (Leisure)
- Deception And Dreams - October 1994 (Leisure)
- Devil's Honor - March 1998 (Leisure)
- Lord Savage - September 1996 (Leisure)
- MacKenzie's Magic - May 2001 (Leisure)
- MacLaren's Bride - September 1997 (Leisure)
- Quest Of Dreams, A - March 1994 (Leisure)
- Saint's Temptation - December 1998 (Leisure)
- Scoundrel - January 1996 (Leisure)
- Shadow Of The Storm - October 1993 (Leisure)
- Sorcerer's Lady, The - July 1995 (Leisure)
- Surrender The Dream - March 1993 (Leisure)
Novellas
- Maddening Highlander in "My Scottish Summer" - July 2001 (Warner)
- Rachel’s Hero in "Holiday Inn" - December 1996 (Leisure)
- Trouble With Hannah, The in "Christmas Angels" - November 1995 (Love Spell)
Honors/Awards
- 1999 Career Achievement Award Nominee - Romantic Times Magazine - Historical Fantasy
