Lisa Plumley

Lisa Plumley is the USA Today best-selling author of more than two dozen popular novels published by Kensington and Harlequin. Her work has been translated into multiple languages and editions, and includes contemporary romances, western historical romances, paranormal romances, and a variety of stories in romance anthologies. Her fresh, funny style has been likened to such reader favorites as Rachel Gibson, Susan Elizabeth Phillips, and Jennifer Crusie, but her unique characterization is all her own. Lisa lives in sunny Arizona with her husband and two children. In her free time she reads romances and research books by the dozen, practices yoga, and spends time with her family—hiking in the mountains and deserts of Arizona, visiting ghost towns and historical sites, and watching classic movies.

On the Web

• official Lisa Plumley Web site - www.lisaplumley.com
• official Lisa Plumley Facebook page - Lisa Plumley on Facebook
• Lisa Plumley on Twitter www.twitter.com/LisaPlumley
• Kensington Publishing Corp - www.kensingtonbooks.com
• eHarlequin - www.eharlequin.com
• Lisa Plumley on Pinterest pinterest.com/LisaPlumley

Books

Paranormal Romance

• My Favorite Witch - 2009 (Zebra)

Contemporary Romance

• Together for Christmas - 2012 (Zebra)
• Melt Into You - 2012 (Zebra)
• Holiday Affair - 2010 (Zebra)
• Home For The Holidays - 2008 (Zebra)
• Let's Misbehave - 2007 (Zebra)
• Mad About Max - 2006 (Zebra)
• Once Upon A Christmas - 2005 (Zebra)
• Josie Day Is Coming Home - 2005 (Zebra)
• Perfect Switch - 2004 (Zebra)
• Perfect Together - 2003 (Zebra)
• Reconsidering Riley - 2002 (Zebra)
• Falling For April - 2002 (Zebra)
• Making Over Mike - 2001 (Zebra)
• Her Best Man - 2000 (Zebra Bouquet)
• Man Of The Year - 2000 (Zebra Precious Gems)
• My Best Friend's Baby - 1999 (Zebra Precious Gems)
• The Honeymoon Hoax - 1998 (Zebra Precious Gems)
• Surrender - 1997 (Zebra Precious Gems)

Historical Romance

• The Honor-Bound Gambler - 2012 (Harlequin Historical)
• The Bride Raffle - 2011 (Harlequin Historical)
• Mail-Order Groom - 2010 (Harlequin Historical)
• The Rascal - 2006 (Harlequin Historical)
• The Scoundrel - 2006 (Harlequin Historical)
• The Matchmaker - 2003 (Harlequin Historical)
• The Drifter - 2002 (Harlequin Historical)
• Lawman - 1999 (Zebra Splendor)
• Outlaw - 1999 (Zebra Splendor)

Novellas

• "Something Borrowed, Something True" in the anthology Weddings Under a Western Sky - 2012 (with Elizabeth Lane and Kate Welsh) (Harlequin Historical)
• "Marriage at Morrow Creek" in the anthology Hallowe'en Husbands - 2008 (with Denise Lynn and Christine Merrill) (Harlequin Historical)
• "Just Jennifer" in the anthology I Shaved My Legs For This?! - 2006 (with Theresa Alan, Holly Chamberlin, and Marcia Evanick) (Kensington)
• "Merry, Merry Mischief" in the anthology Santa Baby - 2002 (with Kylie Adams, Elaine Coffman, and Lisa Jackson) (Zebra) reissued 2007
• "Winter Song" in the anthology Timeless Winter - 1999 (with Sandra Davidson and Kathryn Hockett) (Zebra)
• "Chances Are" in the anthology Timeless Spring - 1999 (with Sandra Davidson and Cynthia Thomason) (Zebra)

Short Stories

• Wanton in the West - 2011 (Harlequin Historical Undone)

Series/Related Titles

Note: all series books are listed in reverse publication date order (newest first)

Kismet Christmas series (Zebra)

• Together for Christmas
• Holiday Affair
• Home For The Holidays

Morrow Creek series (Harlequin Historical)

• The Honor-Bound Gambler
• "Something Borrowed, Something True" in the anthology Weddings Under a Western Sky
• Wanton in the West
• The Bride Raffle
• Mail-Order Groom
• "Marriage at Morrow Creek" in the anthology Hallowe'en Husbands
• The Rascal
• The Scoundrel
• The Matchmaker

"Perfect" series (Zebra)

• Perfect Switch
• Perfect Together

Honors

• Let's Misbehave selected as one of the Top Ten Romance Fiction books of 2007 by Booklist magazine
• Let's Misbehave awarded 4-1/2 stars Top Pick! by Romantic Times BOOKclub magazine
• Let's Misbehave featured by Library Journal as one of their "Recommendations For Rejuvenating Mental R&R For The Summer" in 2007
• Let's Misbehave chosen as a finalist for the Booksellers Best Award in the single title/mainstream category
• Once Upon A Christmas chosen as a Doubleday/Rhapsody book club selection
• Let's Misbehave, Mad About Max, Josie Day Is Coming Home, Perfect Switch, Perfect Together, and Reconsidering Riley earned starred reviews from Booklist magazine
• Perfect Switch named one of the best romance novels of 2004 by The Oakland Press newspaper
• Santa Baby spent two weeks on the USA Today bestseller list
• Falling For April was a Barnes & Noble mass-market bestseller

Interviews

• Q&A with Lisa Plumley at www.lisaplumley.com
• Lisa Plumley interview at Bookloons
• Interview with Lisa Plumley at A Romance Review
• Roundtable Reviews interview with Lisa Plumley
• Author of the Month interview with Lisa Plumley at The Romance Reader's Connection
• Interview with Lisa Plumley at Contemporary Romance Writers

Selected Praise

"Lisa Plumley creates charming characters. Her books are a delight!" —Rachel Gibson

"Once again, the talented Plumley, whose books include Perfect Switch, proves that when it comes to writing romantic comedy, few do it better." —Booklist (starred review)

"You’ll fall hard for Lisa Plumley’s newest laugh-out-loud romantic adventure. Falling For April is fast, funny, and fantastic! A sure fire hit!" —Christina Skye, author of My Spy

"This is hilarious, nonstop screwball comedy with zany, lovable characters. Plumley is the equal and more of [Sue Civil-Brown] and [Rachel Gibson]." —Library Journal

"Sparkles with sassy, wise cracking, off-the-wall fun!" —Kasey Michaels

"Turning not-so-perfect, unlikely characters into romance heroes and heroines is Lisa Plumley's forte, and she once again delivers a zany cast who will make you laugh!" —The State newspaper

"There aren’t too many authors known for their consistent humor. Susan Elizabeth Phillips and Jennifer Crusie come to mind. Remember the name Lisa Plumley. Her humor is natural, never forced or contrived. If I wasn’t grinning, I was smiling." —The Romance Reader