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[[Category:Numbered Series]] [[Category:1983 Releases]]
 
[[Category:Numbered Series]] [[Category:1983 Releases]]
Books numbered 2521 through 2592 were published in 1983. New names continued to fill the list, while classic authors such as [[Betty Neels]] remained very popular with readers. In April, 1983, the [[American]] line debuted from [[Harlequin]], adding a much needed United States focus to the publisher's offerings. The [[Loveswept]] line also debuted in 1983, a month or so after [[American]] imprint. These two new competitors in the romance market gave U.S. audiences a different spin on romance.
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Books numbered 2521 through 2592 were published in 1983. New names continued to fill the list, while classic authors such as [[Betty Neels]] remained very popular with readers. In April, 1983, the [[Harlequin American Romance]] line debuted, adding a much needed United States focus to the publisher's offerings. The [[Loveswept]] line also debuted in 1983, a month or so after the [[Harlequin American Romance]] imprint. These two new competitors in the romance market gave U.S. audiences a different spin on romance.
  
 
* [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin  # 2521]] - [[Ross's Girl |''Ross's Girl '']] - [[Jane  Corrie]] -  January 1983
 
* [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin  # 2521]] - [[Ross's Girl |''Ross's Girl '']] - [[Jane  Corrie]] -  January 1983

Revision as of 17:48, 30 January 2008

Books numbered 2521 through 2592 were published in 1983. New names continued to fill the list, while classic authors such as Betty Neels remained very popular with readers. In April, 1983, the Harlequin American Romance line debuted, adding a much needed United States focus to the publisher's offerings. The Loveswept line also debuted in 1983, a month or so after the Harlequin American Romance imprint. These two new competitors in the romance market gave U.S. audiences a different spin on romance.