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* [[Out Of The Dark - Sharon Sala|Out Of The Dark]] - 2003, [[Mira]] | * [[Out Of The Dark - Sharon Sala|Out Of The Dark]] - 2003, [[Mira]] | ||
* [[Queen]] - 1994, [[HarperCollins]] | * [[Queen]] - 1994, [[HarperCollins]] | ||
| − | * [[Remember Me]] - 1999, [[Mira]] | + | * [[Remember Me - Sharon Sala|Remember Me]] - 1999, [[Mira]] |
* [[Reunion]] - 1999, [[Mira]] | * [[Reunion]] - 1999, [[Mira]] | ||
* [[Second Chances - Sharon Sala|Second Chances]] - 1996, [[HarperCollins]] | * [[Second Chances - Sharon Sala|Second Chances]] - 1996, [[HarperCollins]] | ||
Revision as of 02:16, 16 January 2009
Award-winning author Sharon Sala also writes under the name Dinah McCall.
Contents
See Also
Books
- The Amen Trail - 2004, Loveland Press
- Butterfly - 2000, Mira
- Chance McCall - 1993, HarperCollins
- The Chosen - 2005, Mira
- Cut Throat 2007, Mira
- Dark Water - 2002, Mira
- Deep In The Heart - 1996, HarperCollins
- Diamond - 1994, HarperCollins
- Finders Keepers - 1997, HarperCollins
- The Hen House - 2007
- Lucky - 1995, HarperCollins
- Missing - 2004, Mira
- Nine Lives - 2006, Mira
- Out Of The Dark - 2003, Mira
- Queen - 1994, HarperCollins
- Remember Me - 1999, Mira
- Reunion - 1999, Mira
- Second Chances - 1996, HarperCollins
- Snowfall - 2001, Mira
- Sweet Baby - 1998, Mira
- Whippoorwill - 2003, Mira
- When You Call My Name - 1996
Honors
- 1996 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Series Romantic Fantasy
- 1997 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Contemporary Romance
- 1999 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Series Romantic Adventure
- 2000 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Series Storyteller Of The Year
- 2003 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Contemporary Series Romance
- 1996 RRA Awards Nominee - Best All-Time Romance Author
On the Web
- Sharon Sala
- AuthorTalk Interview - Sharon Sala survives an interview with Jill Monroe and Gena Showalter
