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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
| − | [[Sandra Brown]] started her career writing [[category]] romance before moving into romantic and straight suspense. Her early categories are considered classics and highly collectible. Her novel [[Tomorrow's Promise|''Tomorrow's Promise'']] was the first book released under the Harlequin [[American]] Romance imprint. | + | [[Sandra Brown]] started her career writing [[category]] romance before moving into romantic and straight suspense. Her early categories are considered classics and highly collectible. Her novel [[Tomorrow's Promise|''Tomorrow's Promise'']] was the first book released under the Harlequin [[American]] Romance imprint. She was also the first author published by the [[Loveswept]] imprint. |
Her first novel was published in 1981, and her book [[French Silk|''French Silk'']] was made into a television movie for ABC. She has been honored with many awards including the Romance Writers of America [[Lifetime Achievement Award]]. She has also written under the names [[Laura Jordan]], [[Rachel Ryan]], and [[Erin St. Claire]]. | Her first novel was published in 1981, and her book [[French Silk|''French Silk'']] was made into a television movie for ABC. She has been honored with many awards including the Romance Writers of America [[Lifetime Achievement Award]]. She has also written under the names [[Laura Jordan]], [[Rachel Ryan]], and [[Erin St. Claire]]. | ||
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Biography
Sandra Brown started her career writing category romance before moving into romantic and straight suspense. Her early categories are considered classics and highly collectible. Her novel Tomorrow's Promise was the first book released under the Harlequin American Romance imprint. She was also the first author published by the Loveswept imprint.
Her first novel was published in 1981, and her book French Silk was made into a television movie for ABC. She has been honored with many awards including the Romance Writers of America Lifetime Achievement Award. She has also written under the names Laura Jordan, Rachel Ryan, and Erin St. Claire.
As an author for Harlequin American Romance, she published one title. While writing for Loveswept, Sandra Brown published seventeen romances.
Books
- 22 Indigo Place - August 1986, Loveswept #154
- Adam's Fall - May 1988, Loveswept #252
- Breakfast In Bed - November 1983, Loveswept #22
- Demon Rumm - June 1987, Loveswept #197
- Fanta C - November 1987, Loveswept #217
- Hawk O'Toole's Hostage - June 1988, Loveswept #263
- Heaven's Price - May 1983, Loveswept #1
- In A Class By Itself - October 1984, Loveswept #66
- Long Time Coming - January 1989, Loveswept #300
- Rana Look, The - April 1986, Loveswept #136
- Riley In The Morning - October 1985, Loveswept #115
- Send No Flowers - July 1984, Loveswept #51
- Sunny Chandler's Return - March 1987, Loveswept #185
- Temperature's Rising - July 1989, Loveswept #336
- Texas Trilogy
- Thursday's Child - February 1985, Loveswept #79
- Tidings Of Great Joy - January 1988, Loveswept #229
- Tomorrow's Promise - #1 - April 1983
- Whole New Light, A - December 1989, Loveswept #366
Honors
- 1994 RRA Awards Nominee - Best All-Around Classic Romance Author
On the Web
- Sandra Brown - Official website
