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| Susan Gee Heino |
Susan has been stranded in the American
mid-west for all of her natural life. It's not
altogether a bad place to be stranded and the
few temporary excursions she's made to
more exotic places like Muck Swamp,
Florida, and Moose-sized Mosquito, Ontario,
have made it mostly enjoyable. Usually.
mid-west for all of her natural life. It's not
altogether a bad place to be stranded and the
few temporary excursions she's made to
more exotic places like Muck Swamp,
Florida, and Moose-sized Mosquito, Ontario,
have made it mostly enjoyable. Usually.
She has been writing since the age of four, creating such well-loved classics as
THE WORM FAMILY GOES TO CHURCH and MY DOG HAS FUZZY EARS.
Well, they were loved by her mother.
After several years in the theater (and poverty) she left playwriting to marry well.
Well, she married and is happy about it. (So is her mother.) Her five-year foray
into romance writing has been sponsored and eagerly supported by her
desperate--er, darling husband.
Her manuscript, MISTAKEN BY MOONLIGHT, won the 2008 RWA Golden
Heart ® Award in the Regency Historical category and will be a 2009 release
from Berkley Publishing. Historical romance has always been a passion, as
has writing contemporary romantic comedy, working in the theatre, collecting
critters, eating imported chocolates, and caring for her two beautiful children.
Not necessarily in that order. (Chocolate ranks higher.)
Her long-term goals include catching up on the family scrapbook, weeding the
front garden, and teaching the dogs to vacuum. She believes in miracles.
THE WORM FAMILY GOES TO CHURCH and MY DOG HAS FUZZY EARS.
Well, they were loved by her mother.
After several years in the theater (and poverty) she left playwriting to marry well.
Well, she married and is happy about it. (So is her mother.) Her five-year foray
into romance writing has been sponsored and eagerly supported by her
desperate--er, darling husband.
Her manuscript, MISTAKEN BY MOONLIGHT, won the 2008 RWA Golden
Heart ® Award in the Regency Historical category and will be a 2009 release
from Berkley Publishing. Historical romance has always been a passion, as
has writing contemporary romantic comedy, working in the theatre, collecting
critters, eating imported chocolates, and caring for her two beautiful children.
Not necessarily in that order. (Chocolate ranks higher.)
Her long-term goals include catching up on the family scrapbook, weeding the
front garden, and teaching the dogs to vacuum. She believes in miracles.
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