Deborah Simmons

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    Deborah Simmons is the author of 23 historical romances and novellas. A native Ohioan, she graduated cum laude from Wittenberg University in Springfield and was a journalist before turning to fiction. Her first book was published by Avon in 1989 and was followed by a number of Harlequin Historicals, including a USA Today Bestselling anthology. Her 2000 release, The Gentleman Thief, was a finalist in the Romance Writers of America's annual RITA competition, and her first single title was one of the launch books for Berkley's Sensation imprint.

    Simmons has sold nearly two million books in North America, and her work has been translated and published in twenty foreign countries, with illustrated editions in Japan. She focuses on romance, with a dose of humor and mystery, as well. She writes both Regency romps and medievals, and has several related titles, including her popular series on the de Burgh family.

    A member of COFW, Romance Writers of America, Novelists Inc., and the Authors Guild, Simmons makes her home in rural Ohio with her husband, two children, cat, and dog.

Bibliography:

Heart's Masquerade - Avon - October 1989
Fortune Hunter - HH #132 - July 1992
Silent Heart - HH #185 - August 1993
The Squire's Daughter - HH #208 - February 1994
The Devil's Lady - HH #241 - October 1994
The Vicar's Daughter - HH #258 - February 1995
Taming the Wolf - HH #284 - September 1995
The Devil Earl - HH #317 - May 1996
Maiden Bride - HH #332 - September 1996
Tempting Kate - HH #371 - July 1997
“A Wish For Noel” (Knights of Christmas) – HH #387 - Nov. 1997
The de Burgh Bride - HH #399 - February 1998
The Last Rogue - HH #427 - September 1998
Robber Bride – HH #455 - April 1999
“The Unexpected Guest” (The Brides of Christmas) – Dec. 1999
The Gentleman Thief – HH #495 – January 2000
My Lord de Burgh – HH #533 – November 2000
“The Companion” (The Officer's Bride) – April 2001
“The Bachelor Knight” (A Knight's Vow) – Berkley-Jove – Sept. 2001
My Lady de Burgh – HH #584 – November 2001
“The Notorious Duke” (The Love Match) – March 2002
A Man of Many Talents – Berkley Sensation – June 2003
A Lady of Distinction – Berkley Sensation – May 2004

* HH stands for Harlequin Historical