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'''Andrea Pickens''' is an award-winning author of [[Regency_Romance|Regency romance]] in both the "traditional" short form and as longer historical romance. She studied art and intellectual history at Yale, and is the creative director for a magazine based in New York. | '''Andrea Pickens''' is an award-winning author of [[Regency_Romance|Regency romance]] in both the "traditional" short form and as longer historical romance. She studied art and intellectual history at Yale, and is the creative director for a magazine based in New York. | ||
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* ''[[The Major's Mistake]]'' - 2000 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | * ''[[The Major's Mistake]]'' - 2000 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | ||
* ''[[A Lady of Letters]]'' - 2000 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | * ''[[A Lady of Letters]]'' - 2000 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | ||
| − | * ''[[A Diamond in the Rough]]'' - 2001 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | + | * ''[[Diamond In The Rough - Andrea Pickens|A Diamond in the Rough]]'' - 2001 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) |
* ''[[The Banished Bride]]'' - 2002 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | * ''[[The Banished Bride]]'' - 2002 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | ||
* ''[[The Storybook Hero]]'' - 2002 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | * ''[[The Storybook Hero]]'' - 2002 ([[Signet]] [[Signet_Regency_Romance|Regency Romance]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 22:57, 11 November 2024
Andrea Pickens is an award-winning author of Regency romance in both the "traditional" short form and as longer historical romance. She studied art and intellectual history at Yale, and is the creative director for a magazine based in New York.
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See Also
On the Web
- Andrea Da Rif/Andrea Pickens
- Grand Central Cafe group blog
- Word Wenches' Mary Jo Putney interviews Andrea Pickens, 2008
- Risky Regencies' Amanda McCabe interviews Andrea Pickens, 2007
Books
- Code of Honor - 1998 (Signet Regency Romance)
- The Defiant Governess - 1998 (Signet Regency Romance)
- The Hired Hero - 1999 (Signet Regency Romance)
- Second Chances - 2000 (Signet Regency Romance)
- The Major's Mistake - 2000 (Signet Regency Romance)
- A Lady of Letters - 2000 (Signet Regency Romance)
- A Diamond in the Rough - 2001 (Signet Regency Romance)
- The Banished Bride - 2002 (Signet Regency Romance)
- The Storybook Hero - 2002 (Signet Regency Romance)
- A Stroke of Luck - 2003 (Signet Regency Romance)
- The Spy Wore Silk - 2007 (Warner Forever)
- Seduced by a Spy - 2008 (Warner Forever)
- The Scarlet Spy - 2008 (Warner Forever)
Novellas
- "A Gathering of Gifts" in Regency Christmas Spirits - 2001 (Signet Regency Romance), with Nancy Butler, Emma Jensen, Edith Layton, Barbara Metzger
- "Lost and Found" in Regency Christmas Courtship - 2005 (Signet Regency Romance), with Gayle Buck, Nancy Butler, Edith Layton, Barbara Metzger
Series/Related Titles
Merlin's Maidens
- The Spy Wore Silk - 2007 (Warner Forever, now Grand Central Publishing Forever)
- Seduced by a Spy - 2008 (Warner Forever)
- The Scarlet Spy - 2008 (Warner Forever)
Awards/Honors
- Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for Regency Romance, 2003
- Daphne Du Maurier Award for Best Historical Mystery/Romantic Suspense, 2008
- HOLT Medallion Award Merit Award for The Spy Wore Silk, 2008
