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California-based author Sue Swift worked as a criminal defense attorney for twenty years before turning to fiction writing. Her first published novel was ''[[Hopelessly Compromised]]''. Her second novel ''[[His Baby, Her Heart]]'' was a [[RITA]] finalist. As an author for [[Silhouette Romance]], Sue Swift published four novels. | California-based author Sue Swift worked as a criminal defense attorney for twenty years before turning to fiction writing. Her first published novel was ''[[Hopelessly Compromised]]''. Her second novel ''[[His Baby, Her Heart]]'' was a [[RITA]] finalist. As an author for [[Silhouette Romance]], Sue Swift published four novels. | ||
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Biography
California-based author Sue Swift worked as a criminal defense attorney for twenty years before turning to fiction writing. Her first published novel was Hopelessly Compromised. Her second novel His Baby, Her Heart was a RITA finalist. As an author for Silhouette Romance, Sue Swift published four novels.
Books
- Engaged To The Sheik - January 2005 (Silhouette Romance #1750)
- His Baby, Her Heart - August 2001 (Silhouette Romance #1539)
- In The Sheikh's Arms - March 2003 (Silhouette Romance #1652)
- Ranger And The Rescue, The - February 2002 (Silhouette Romance #1574)
On the Web
- Travel as Metaphor - Sue Swift's Blog
