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Dinah Dinwiddie

Born date of birth unknown
Texas (U.S.)
Pen name Julia London
Occupation Novelist
Nationality American
Writing period 1998 - present
Genres Romance
Official website

Dinah Dinwiddie (b. in Texas) is an American writer of romance novels as Julia London.

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[edit] Biography

Dinah Dinwiddie aka Julia London was born and grew up on a ranch in Texas. She graduated college and worked in Washington D.C., traveling extensively in the United States and Europe before returning to Texas. She was a public administrator before she finally decided to be writer. She is now the New York Times and USA Today[1] bestselling author of several historical and contemporary romances. She is an award winning author and a three-time finalist for the prestigious RITA award. Dinah lives in Texas with her husband.

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Regent Street's Rogues & Family Series

  1. The Devil's Love 1998/Dec
  2. Wicked Angel 1999/May
  3. The Dangerous Gentleman 2000/Apr
  4. The Ruthless Charmer 2000/Oct
  5. The Beautiful Stranger 2001/Jul
  6. The Secret Lover 2002/May

[edit] Lear Family Saga Series

  1. Material Girl 2003/Aug
  2. Beauty Queen 2004/Apr
  3. Miss Fortune 2004/Nov

[edit] Highlander Lockhart Series

  1. Highlander Unbound 2004/Feb
  2. Highlander in Disguise 2005/Feb
  3. Highlander in Love 2005/Aug

[edit] Thrill seekers, Anonymous Series

  1. Wedding Survivor 2005/Oct
  2. Extreme Bachelor 2006/Jun
  3. American Diva 2007/Aug

[edit] Desperate Debutantes Series

  1. The Hazards of Hunting a Duke 2006/May
  2. The Perils of Pursuing a Prince 2007/Apr
  3. The Dangers of Deceiving a Viscount 2007/Oct

[edit] Anthologies in collaboration

  • "The Vicar's Widow" in Talk of the Ton 2005,04 (with Eloisa James, Rebecca Hagan Lee)
  • "Lucky Charm" in Hot Ticket 2006,05 (with Annette Blair, Geri Buckley and Deirdre Martin)
  • The School for Heiresses 2006,12 (with Renee Bernard, Liz Carlyle, Sabrina Jeffries)

[edit] With Alina Adams

  • Guiding Light: Jonathan's Story 2007/Sep

[edit] References

  1. ^ Simon & Schuster: Julia London

[edit] External links