Difference between revisions of "Darlene Marshall"
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== Books == | == Books == | ||
=== Fiction === | === Fiction === | ||
| − | * [[Captain Sinister's Lady]] - | + | * [[Captain Sinister's Lady]] - 2007 Eppie Finalist!([[Amber Quill Press]]) |
| − | * [[Smuggler's Bride]] - 2006 ([[Amber Quill Press]]) | + | * [[Smuggler's Bride]] - 2006 Lorie Finalist!([[Amber Quill Press]]) |
| − | * [[Pirate's Price]] - | + | * [[Pirate's Price]] - 2007 Eppie Finalist!([[Amber Quill Press]]) |
Revision as of 17:40, 24 December 2006
Darlene Marshall longs for a little more swashbuckling in her life. To fill that void, she writes of piracy, smuggling and romance in 19th C. Florida, a good excuse to abandon the office and take day trips with the convertible top down to hotbeds of intrigue and romance like Fernandina, St. Augustine, and Micanopy. Florida is her home and her passion, and its history, politics, flora, fauna, and natural disasters provide a well of inspiration that never goes dry.
Marshall is an alumna of the University of Florida (Go Gators!) and is the retired owner of a rock radio station. She's been a reporter and editor in television, radio, and print, and worked at a drug treatment center doing education and prevention.
She shares her Florida home with her husband of 30 years, two sons who occasionally return to the nest and make snarky comments about pirate porn, a snake who had a cameo role in Smuggler’s Bride, and a dachshund who’s constantly on guard against squirrel encroachment.
On the Web
Books
Fiction
- Captain Sinister's Lady - 2007 Eppie Finalist!(Amber Quill Press)
- Smuggler's Bride - 2006 Lorie Finalist!(Amber Quill Press)
- Pirate's Price - 2007 Eppie Finalist!(Amber Quill Press)
