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'''Jo Beverley''' has been called "[a]rguably today's most skillful writer of intelligent historical romance..." (Publisher's Weekly, May 1998). She is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over twenty historical romances and she has won five [[RITA®]] awards. She is a member of the [[Romance Writers of America]] Hall of Fame and Honor Roll, and the recipient of two Career Achievement Awards from [[Romantic Times]]. Ms. Beverley was born in England and resides in Canada. Jo Beverley is Canada's most successful romance author, and one of Canada's bestselling authors. See [http://www.macleans.ca/culture/books/article.jsp?content=71179 Maclean's article about Canadian authors]. She is active is presenting at writer's conferences and local writer's groups. See [http://members.shaw.ca/jobev/mediatalk.html talk given by Ms. Beverley in 2002].
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==On The Web==
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* [http://members.shaw.ca/jobev/index.htm Jo Beverley's web site]
  
 
== RITA winning Books ==
 
== RITA winning Books ==
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* [[Devilish|''Devilish'']] - This title won the [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.
 
* [[Devilish|''Devilish'']] - This title won the [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.
  
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== List of Titles ==
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== Books ==
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* [[Forbidden|''Forbidden'']] - 1994
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=== Company of Rogues ===
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* ''A Most Unsuitable Man'' - Published February 2005 Georgian series
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Regency Historicals (Mostly in the world of the Company of Rogues)
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* [[An Arranged Marriage|''An Arranged Marriage'']], 1991 (Reissue November 1999)
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* [[An Unwilling Bride|''Unwilling Bride, An'']] 1992 (Reissue December 2000) - This title won the [[1993 RITA® Winners|1993 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Romance|Regency]] category
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* ''[[Christmas Angel]]'', 1992 (Reissue October 2001)
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* [[Forbidden - Jo Bev|''Forbidden'']] - 1994 (Reissue December 2003)
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* [[Dangerous Joy|''Dangerous Joy'']], 1995 (Reissue December 2004)
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* [[Forbidden Magic|''Forbidden Magic'']], 1998 (Reissue August 2005)
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* [[The Dragon's Bride|''The Dragon's Bride'']], May 2001 (Reissue January 2006)
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* [[The Devil's Heiress|''The Devil's Heiress'']], August 2001 (Reissue January 2006)
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* [[The Demon's Mistress|''The Demon's Mistress'']] - Novella in anthology ''In Praise Of Younger Men'', 2001. The three stories were issued, June 2004 in ''Three Heroes''.
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* ''[[Hazard]]'', May 2002 (Reissue January 2006)
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* ''[[St. Raven]]'', February 2003
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* ''[[Skylark]]'', May 2004
 
* [[The Rogue's Return|''Rogue's Return'']] - Published March 2006, ([[Signet]])
 
* [[The Rogue's Return|''Rogue's Return'']] - Published March 2006, ([[Signet]])
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* [[The Shattered Rose|''Shattered Rose, The'']]
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* ''[[To Rescue A Rogue]]'' Sept 2006
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=== Series/Related Titles ===
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==== Company of Rogues ====
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===Mallorens===
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* [[The Rogue's Return]] - 2006
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Historicals set in the Georgian period -- The Malloren world, ruled over by the Marquess of Rothgar
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* [[My Lady Notorious|''My Lady Notorious'']] 1993 (Reissue, July 2002) - This title won the [[1994 RITA® Winners|1994 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Short Historical Romance|Historical Series]] category.
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* ''[[Tempting Fortune]]'', 1995 (reissue, December 2002)
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* ''[[Something Wicked]]'', 1997 (Reissue January 2006)
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* ''[[Secrets Of The Night]]'', 1999 (Reissue, March 2004)
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* [[Devilish|''Devilish'']] 2000 (Reissue January 2006) - This title won the [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Long Historical Romance|Long Historical]] category.
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* ''[[Winter Fire]]'', November 2003
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* ''[[A Most Unsuitable Man]]'', February 2005
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===Medieval Romances===
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* ''[[Lord Of My Heart]]'', 1992 (reissue, October 2002)(Reissue January 2006)
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* ''[[Dark Champion]]'', 1993 (reissue, January 2003)(Reissue January 2006)
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* [[The Shattered Rose|''Shattered Rose, The'']], 1996
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* ''[[Lord Of Midnight]]'', 1998 (Reissue July 2006)
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===Traditional Regencies===
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* ''[[Lord Wraybourne's Betrothed]]'', 1988
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* ''[[The Stanforth Secrets]]'', 1989
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* ''[[The Stolen Bride]]'', 1990
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* ''[[If Fancy Be The Food Of Love]]'', a novella in ''A Regency Valentine'', 1991
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* [[Emily And The Dark Angel|''Emily and the Dark Angel'']], 1991 - This title won the [[1992 RITA® Winners|1992 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Romance|Regency]] category.
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* ''[[The Fortune Hunter]]'', 1991
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* [[Deirdre And Don Juan|''Deirdre and Don Juan'']], 1993 - This title won the [[1994 RITA® Winners|1994 RITA®]] in the [[RITA®: Best Regency Romance|Regency]] category.
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==Novellas==
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===Romance===
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* ''Twelfth Night'' in ''A Christmas Delight'', 1991 Reissue, October 2000 in ''Five Golden Rings''
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* ''Lord Samhain's Night'' in ''All Hallow's Eve'', 1992
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* ''The Demon's Bride'' in ''Moonlight Lovers'', 1993
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* ''A Mummer's Play'' in ''A Regency Christmas'', 1995
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* ''Forbidden Affections'' in ''A Spring Bouquet'', 1996
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* ''The Determined Bride'' in ''Married At Midnight'', 1996
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* ''A Gift Of Light'' in ''The Christmas Cat'', 1996
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* ''The Lord Of Elphindale'' in ''Faery Magic'', 1998
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* ''Day Of Wrath'' in ''Star Of Wonder'', 1999
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* ''The Wise Virgin'' in ''The Brides Of Christmas'', 1999(Reissue October 2005)
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* ''[[The Demon's Mistress]]'' in ''In Praise Of Younger Men'', 2001, Reissue, June 2004 in THREE HEROES.
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===Science Fiction.===
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* ''The Fruit Picker'' in ''Writers Of The Future IV'' and ''Best Of Writers Of The Future'', 2001
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* ''The Trouble With Heroes'' in ''Irresistible Forces'', Nal, February 2004 (Reissue February 2006)
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==Nonfiction==
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* ''Gold Diggers of 1813'' in ''Flirting with Price & Prejudice'', 2005, Benbella
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== Honors ==
 
== Honors ==

Revision as of 03:08, 30 December 2006


Jo Beverley has been called "[a]rguably today's most skillful writer of intelligent historical romance..." (Publisher's Weekly, May 1998). She is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over twenty historical romances and she has won five RITA® awards. She is a member of the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame and Honor Roll, and the recipient of two Career Achievement Awards from Romantic Times. Ms. Beverley was born in England and resides in Canada. Jo Beverley is Canada's most successful romance author, and one of Canada's bestselling authors. See Maclean's article about Canadian authors. She is active is presenting at writer's conferences and local writer's groups. See talk given by Ms. Beverley in 2002.

On The Web

RITA winning Books

Books

Company of Rogues

Regency Historicals (Mostly in the world of the Company of Rogues)

Mallorens

Historicals set in the Georgian period -- The Malloren world, ruled over by the Marquess of Rothgar

Medieval Romances

Traditional Regencies


Novellas

Romance

  • Twelfth Night in A Christmas Delight, 1991 Reissue, October 2000 in Five Golden Rings
  • Lord Samhain's Night in All Hallow's Eve, 1992
  • The Demon's Bride in Moonlight Lovers, 1993
  • A Mummer's Play in A Regency Christmas, 1995
  • Forbidden Affections in A Spring Bouquet, 1996
  • The Determined Bride in Married At Midnight, 1996
  • A Gift Of Light in The Christmas Cat, 1996
  • The Lord Of Elphindale in Faery Magic, 1998
  • Day Of Wrath in Star Of Wonder, 1999
  • The Wise Virgin in The Brides Of Christmas, 1999(Reissue October 2005)
  • The Demon's Mistress in In Praise Of Younger Men, 2001, Reissue, June 2004 in THREE HEROES.

Science Fiction.

  • The Fruit Picker in Writers Of The Future IV and Best Of Writers Of The Future, 2001
  • The Trouble With Heroes in Irresistible Forces, Nal, February 2004 (Reissue February 2006)

Nonfiction

  • Gold Diggers of 1813 in Flirting with Price & Prejudice, 2005, Benbella


Honors

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