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2. Susan Mallery - Wikipedia

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   Susan Mallery (born 1970) is an American author of popular romance novels set in non-urban, close-knit communities. [1] Because of her love for animals, pets play a significant role in her books. [ 2 ]

3. Two of a Kind - Wikipedia

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   Two of a Kind, a 1980 novel by George G. Gilman, the first installment in the Edge Meets Adam Steele series; Two of a Kind, a 1984 novel by Lori Copeland; Two of a Kind: The Hillside Stranglers, a 1985 non-fiction book by Darcy O'Brien; Two of a Kind, a 1988 novel by Rosemary Edghill, the second installment in the Regency Romances series

4. List of romantic novelists - Wikipedia

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   Susan Mallery [2] Anne Mallory [6] Raynetta Mañees; Jill Mansell; Joanna Mansell; Winifred Langford Mantle (also known as Jan Blaine, Anne Fellowes, Frances Lang and Jane Langford) Jill March; Joanna Marcus; Deb Marlowe; Katherine Marlowe; Ellen Tanner Marsh; Debra Marshall; Deborah Martin; Gail Gaymer Martin; Gail Z. Martin; Kat Martin [18 ...

5. Ann Major - Wikipedia

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   Margaret Major Cleaves (born February 13, 1946) is an author of over 45 romance novels since 1980, writing under her real name and under the pseudonym Ann Major.. She is a founding member of the Romance Writers of America and the co-author of the article "The Contemporary Light Romance" which has been collected in the book Writing and Selling the Romance Novel.

6. Maureen Child - Wikipedia

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   Shotgun Grooms (2001) (with Susan Mallery) Special Delivery (2002) (with B.J. James) Secret Child (2002) (with Alexandra Sellers) Up Close and Passionate (2002) (with Alexandra Sellers) The Romance Collection (2002) (with Marie Ferrarella and Sharon Sala) Love Is Murder (2003) (with Rebecca Brandewyne and Linda Winstead Jones)

7. Christina Dodd - Wikipedia

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   Dodd also relies occasionally on plot weekends. She and several friends who are romance novelists, including Connie Brockway and Susan Mallery, meet at a hotel for three days. Each author takes a turn, describing the type of book she wants to write and the ideas that she already has. The group then brainstorms various plot scenarios. [5]