Rebecca Paisley

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Rebecca Boado Rosas
Born date of birth unknown
U.S.A.
Pen name Rebecca Paisley
Occupation Novelist
Nationality American
Writing period 1990-1997
Genres Romance

Rebecca Boado Rosas was an award winning American author of romance novels as Rebecca Paisley from 1990 to 1997.

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[edit] Biography

Rebecca Boado's father, Emil Edward Boado of the Air Force, died during the war of Vietnam. With five years, she began to write a repugnant poem to her sister. Rebecca married with Mr. Rosas.

Rebecca published nine novels and four novellas since 1990 to 1997, until her pseudonym Rebecca Paisley.

[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Single Novels

  • The Barefoot Bride 1990/Mar
  • Moonlight and Magic 1990/Oct
  • Diamonds and Dreams 1991/Oct
  • Rainbows and Rapture 1992/Jun
  • Midnight and Magnolias 1992/Dec
  • Heartstrings 1994/Aug
  • A Basket of Wishes 1995/Jul
  • Bed of Roses 1996/May
  • Yonder Lies Heaven 1997/Sep

[edit] Omnibus in collaboration

  • "One Enchanted Christmas" in Under The Mistletoe 1993/Oct (with Shannon Drake, Judith E. French and Sara Orwig)
  • "Far Beyond Pearls" in Harvest Hearts 1993/Nov (with Joanne Cassity, Kristin Hannah and Sharon Harlow)
  • "Gingham and Gold" in Love Potion 1995/May (with Lydia Browne, Elaine Crawford and Aileen Hamplurey)
  • "Tickle My Fancy" in Love Goddesses 1996/Jan (with Carole Buck and Paula Detmer Riggs)
  • "In a Twinkling" in A Christmas Miracle 1996/Nov (with Virginia Henley, Katherine Kingsley and Stephanie Mittman)

[edit] Awards

She is a 1995 Romantic Times Career Achievement Award winner.[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Rebecca Paisley Books and Reviews

[edit] External links