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* [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']] | * [[Courting Miss Hattie|''Courting Miss Hattie'']] | ||
* [[Garters|''Garters'']] | * [[Garters|''Garters'']] | ||
| − | * ''[[Heaven Sent]]' | + | * ''[[Heaven Sent]]'' |
* ''[[Here Comes The Bride]]'' | * ''[[Here Comes The Bride]]'' | ||
* [[The Love Charm|''Love Charm, The'']] - 1996 | * [[The Love Charm|''Love Charm, The'']] - 1996 | ||
Revision as of 02:27, 1 December 2022
Pamela Morsi earned her Master of Arts in Library Science and worked for nearly 20 years in various library settings before becoming a full-time author. Her first published novel appeared on shelves in 1991, and she has since hit various bestseller charts.
Her stories celebrate various aspects of Americana, capturing aspects of small-town America with wit and accuracy.
Pamela Morsi was a 2010 RITA® finalist in the RITA®: Best Novel With Strong Romantic Elements category with her novel Red's Hot Honky Tonk Bar.
Books
- Courting Miss Hattie
- Garters
- Heaven Sent
- Here Comes The Bride
- Love Charm, The - 1996
- Marrying Stone, The - 1994
- No Ordinary Princess
- Red's Hot Honky Tonk Bar - 2009 (Harlequin Enterprises, MIRA Books)
- Runabout
- Sealed with a Kiss
- Simple Jess
- Something Shady
- Sweetwood Bride
- Wild Oats
Awards/Honors
- 1997 Career Achievement Award Winner - Romantic Times Magazine - Americana Historical Romance
- 1992 RITA® Winner in the Single Title Historical category with Courting Miss Hattie
- 1996 RITA® Winner in the Long Historical category with Something Shady
On the Web
- Official Website Pamela Morsi
- Wikipedia [1]
