Difference between revisions of "Becky Lee Weyrich"
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* [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]] | * [[Detour To Euphoria|''Detour To Euphoria '']] - April 1987, [[Loveswept By The Numbers|Loveswept #188]] | ||
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| + | Swan’s way - 1997 | ||
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| + | Sands of Destiny - 1996 | ||
| + | Almost heaven - 1995 | ||
| + | Once Upon Forever - 1994 | ||
| + | Whispers in Time - 1993 | ||
Revision as of 02:30, 13 February 2008
Biography
As an author for Loveswept, Becky Lee Weyrich published one romance novel.
She began publishing fiction in 1978. She has written for various publishers in a variety of genres, including historical romance, fantasy, saga, Gothic, horror/mystery, contemporary and time travel.
1991, won Romantic Times magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award for New Age Fiction 1992, awarded the Certificate of Excellence in Career Achievement in Historical Fantasy and Reviewers' Choice Certificate of Excellence for "Sweet Forever" (Pinnacle Books, May 1992)
Beginning as a nonfiction writer in 1960, she did freelance work for several newspapers and magazines. She also wrote and illustrated two of poetry before turning full time to fiction.
A member of Romance Writers of America and a board member of Southeastern Writers' Association, Weyrich is the originator of the Becky Lee Weyrich Fiction Award, presented annually at the Southeastern Writers' Workshop on St. Simons Island, Georgia.
After roaming the world as a Navy wife, the Georgia-born author now resides in a vintage beach cottage on St. Simons Island with her husband. Her hobbies include golf, beachcombing, cruises to exotic shores, and collecting Victorian antiques.
Books
- Detour To Euphoria - April 1987, Loveswept #188
Swan’s way - 1997 Savannah Scarlet - 1997 Sands of Destiny - 1996 Almost heaven - 1995 Once Upon Forever - 1994 Whispers in Time - 1993
