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Having lived in
Nebraska
her entire life, Pam
developed a love for writing in the Old West era. She is the author
of six western romances. Her newest Harlequin Historicals,
Wanted!, and Her Lone Protector, will be released in August & December
of 2006.
Feel free to contact
her at:
pacrooks@radiks.net
Website:
www.pamcrooks.com
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Two-time RITA Award winner
Kristin Gabriel is the author of more than 20 published books and lives in rural
Nebraska. Her first book, Bullets Over Boise, was selected as one of the
Harlequin movies and can be seen on cable stations under the new title
Recipe For Revenge. Two of her romantic comedies, Monday Man and
Annie Get
Your Groom, each won the Romance Writers of America prestigious RITA®
award.
Kris's new book, A Long Way Home, is a
part of The Mysteries of Sparrow Island series from Guideposts and it will
be released via their book club in July of 2006.
After meeting her husband in college
twenty years ago, Kristin made the bumpy transition from city girl to farm
wife, providing plenty of fodder for her stories. A busy mom with three
active teenagers, she divides her time between writing and attending
school activities. Her hobbies include reading and procrastination.
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Nebraska native, Sherry James,
spent her youth riding and writing. All those hours she spent on the
back of a horse sure gave her plenty of time to think up a few stories.
She grew up to become a rodeo queen and a published author. Guess all
that riding and writing paid off! These days she’s a wife to an amazing
husband, and the mother of two equally amazing kids. She still rides
when she gets the chance, and has more than 80 magazine and newspaper
articles to her credit. She is a founding member and past president of
the Prairieland Romance Writers, and a long-time member of RWA. Her
first romance, Studs For Hire:Woman On Top was an
October release from Black Velvet Seductions. She has sold her
second book, Cowboy Fling, (working title) to Ellora's
Cave. Be sure and stop by
her web site
at
www.sherryjames.com for all the
latest.
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Julie Miller
is an award-winning author--with a National Readers Choice Award, a Daphne
du Maurier, a PRISM and a Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence on the shelves in
her office. She’s been a winner or finalist in several other contests,
including the Golden Heart, CataRomance.com for Best Intrigue, and Romantic
Times’ Best Harlequin Blaze, Best Harlequin Intrigue, Best Paranormal, and
Career Achievement Award in Series Romantic Suspense.
She started her career writing action-packed paranormals for Dorchester, and
continues to throw a paranormal or two into the mix for other publishers.
Julie joined the Harlequin/Silhouette family when her first Intrigue,
ONE GOOD MAN, was published in 2000. Since then, she has crafted the
best-selling, award-winning Taylor Clan series for Intrigue, as well as its
equally successful spin-off series, THE PRECINCT. While she
continues to write about cops and crime scenes for Intrigue, Ms. Miller now
also writes for Harlequin Blaze--where her romantic suspense books get a
steamier twist, and her military heroes have been especially popular. She
has also written for continuities and other special projects at
Harlequin/Silhouette. Her books have appeared on the USA Today and
Waldenbooks bestseller lists.
With well over a
million copies of her stories in print worldwide, this author of more than
30 books gets support from her fellow members of the Prairieland Romance
Writers--her local chapter of Romance Writers of America, as well as the
Mystery-Romantic Suspense sub-genre chapter of RWA. And, of course, her
biggest supporters are her husband and son--and smiling guard dog, Maxie!
Born and raised in Missouri, Ms. Miller is the daughter of a veteran Marine
turned teacher turned ace-carpenter in his retirement, and a mom who is also
retired from teaching and has become her best friend. She graduated from the
University of Missouri-Columbia with a degree in Education. She also
attended the University of Nebraska-Kearney and taught middle and senior
high school English and Speech for fifteen years. Now she resides in Grand
Island, Nebraska, where she still teaches part-time and dabbles in theater
and music in addition to writing her books, spoiling her dog, being a wife
and the best mom her son ever had!
Check out Julie's seasonal contest and more on her website at
www.juliemiller.org.
Contact Julie:
sjmiller@inebraska.com
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when she was eight--a horse story that her mother saved for her. Reading
and writing were always her first love and she began writing seriously in
school, majoring in journalism. A native Nebraskan, her first book
was researched in Oklahoma, written in Iowa and published in New York by
Avalon Publishers. It was followed by three more contemporary Young
Adult stories for Avalon. After taking some time off for
several moves, raising her children and now faced with an 'empty nest' she
has just finished her first contemporary mystery, a Civil War historical
and has another Young Adult under consideration at Avalon. Now
writing full-time, Kathy and her husband live in their home town of Grand
Island with a hunting dog named Lady and lots of extended family around.
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Cynthia Rutledge is a
lifelong Nebraska resident and has enjoyed reading romance since her
teens. She loves the fact that you can always count on a happy
ending. Writing inspirational romance has been especially gratifying
since it allows her to combine her faith in God with her love of romance.
She is also now writing for Avon under the name Cindy Kirk. Watch for
her first Cindy Kirk release, When She Was Bad, in June of 2007.
She loves to hear from readers and invites you to visit her websites at:
www.cynthiarutledge.com
or
www.cindykirk.com
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A bookworm from the age of ten,
Robin L. Rotham lived vicariously through daring, romantic heroines for
nearly twenty years, dreaming all the while of one day writing her own
romance novels, as well as her own happily ever after.
When she finally found her real-life hero, he wasn't quite what--or
where--she expected. Undaunted, she chased him over three states and
four years before he finally swept her off her feet. They’ve been
married for more than ten years, have three children, and live on a farm
in rural Nebraska.
The realities of home and family kept her from fulfilling her other
dream for ten more years, but Robin finally succumbed to the writing bug
in 2005 and cranked out her first novel on a used laptop from eBay in
less than seven weeks. Alien Overnight is her second completed novel.
You can contact Robin at
robin@robinlrotham.com
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