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* [[1991-1992 Career Achievement Award Winners|1991-1992 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Adventure
 
* [[1991-1992 Career Achievement Award Winners|1991-1992 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Adventure
 
* [[1993-1994 Career Achievement Award Winners|1993-1994 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Novel
 
* [[1993-1994 Career Achievement Award Winners|1993-1994 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - Historical Novel
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* [[2001 Career Achievement Award Winners|2001 Career Achievement Award Winner]] - [[Romantic Times Magazine]] - American Historical Romance
 
* [[1994 RITA® Winners|1994 RITA®]] - [[RWA's Favorite Book|Best Romance]] of 1993 for ''[[Lord Of The Night]]''
 
* [[1994 RITA® Winners|1994 RITA®]] - [[RWA's Favorite Book|Best Romance]] of 1993 for ''[[Lord Of The Night]]''
 
* [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001 RITA®]] - [[RITA®: Best Short Historical Romance|Short Historical]] for ''[[The Mistress]]''
 
* [[2001 RITA® Winners|2001 RITA®]] - [[RITA®: Best Short Historical Romance|Short Historical]] for ''[[The Mistress]]''

Revision as of 07:20, 16 September 2008

After graduating from college (including a stint at Harvard), Susan Wiggs became a math teacher. In 1987, she published Texas Wildflower, the first of what would become a long list of classic romance novels; Wiggs is famous for writing her first drafts in longhand.

Books

Stand Alone titles:

Calhoun Chronicles:

Chicago Fire Trilogy

Other:

  • It Happened One Christmas - anthology - "The St. James Affair"
  • Husband for Hire - Harlequin "Heart of the West" series - 1999

Honors

On the Web