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== Books == | == Books == | ||
| + | * ''Brazen Virtue'' - This title won the [[1989 Golden Medallion Winners|1989 Golden Medallion]] in the Suspense Category. | ||
* ''Heart's Victory, The'' - This title won the [[1983 Golden Medallion Winners|1983 Golden Medallion]] in the Contemporary Sensual Category. | * ''Heart's Victory, The'' - This title won the [[1983 Golden Medallion Winners|1983 Golden Medallion]] in the Contemporary Sensual Category. | ||
* ''Matter of Choice, A'' - This title won the [[1985 Golden Medallion Winners|1985 Golden Medallion]] in the Long Contemporary Category. | * ''Matter of Choice, A'' - This title won the [[1985 Golden Medallion Winners|1985 Golden Medallion]] in the Long Contemporary Category. | ||
Revision as of 01:19, 29 January 2006
Nora Roberts is known as "The Queen of Romance" with good reason: she is both prolific and generous with time and energy. Roberts has been lauded with many awards; her first was for The Heart's Victory, which won the 1983 Golden Medallion in the Contemporary Sensual Category.
Books
- Brazen Virtue - This title won the 1989 Golden Medallion in the Suspense Category.
- Heart's Victory, The - This title won the 1983 Golden Medallion in the Contemporary Sensual Category.
- Matter of Choice, A - This title won the 1985 Golden Medallion in the Long Contemporary Category.
- One Summer - This title won the 1987 Golden Medallion in the Long Contemporary Category.
- Opposites Attract - This title won the 1985 Golden Medallion in the Short Contemporary Category.
- This Magic Moment - This title won the 1984 Golden Medallion in the Contemporary 65-80,000 words Category. The co-winner in this category was Deirdre Mardon.
- Untamed - This title won the 1984 Golden Medallion in the Traditional Category.
