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suō · lāi pèi Lisa Kleypas
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  Lisa Kleypas (born 1964) is a best-selling American author of historical and contemporary romance novels. In 1985, she was named Miss Massachusetts and competed in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City.
  
  Biography
  
  Kleypas has always loved to read, especially within the romance genre. She began writing her own romance novels during her summer breaks from studying political science at Wellesley College, Her parents agreed to support her for a few months after her graduation so that she could finish her latest manuscript. Approximately two months later, at age 21, Kleypas sold her first novel.
  At approximately the same time, the 5'2" Kleypas was named Miss Massachusetts. During her competition at the Miss America pageant, Kleypas sang a song she had written, earning her a "talented nonfinalist" award.
  Kleypas has been a full-time romance writer since selling that first book. Her novels have ranked high on major best-seller lists, sold millions of copies around the globe and have been translated into fourteen different languages.
  In October 1998, Kleypas's Texas home flooded within a matter of hours after heavy rains inundated their town. She and her family lost everything except the clothes they were wearing and her purse. Within days,her colleagues at Avon sent boxes of clothes and books to help the family recover. For Kleypas, though, the defining moment was the after the flood, when she and her mother (whose home had also flooded), made a quick trip to the store to purchase toothbrushes, clean clothes, and other necessities. Separately, each of them had also chosen a romance novel, a necessity to them in helping them escape the stress they were currently under. To Kleypas, this realization validated her decision to write romance novels instead of more literary works.
  Though primarily known for her historical romance novels, Kleypas made an announcement in early 2006 concerning her momentary departure from historical romances to delve into the contemporary romance genre. She does plan to write historical romances again in the future.
  Lisa lives in Washington with her husband, Gregory, and their two children.
  [edit]Bibliography
  
  Many of Kleypas's works are arranged into series. However, even books in different series often have common elements, such as the Westcliffs, Mrs. Bradshaw, Jenner's, Mathilda, and the Wallflowers.
  [edit]Berkley-Faulkner Series
  Where Passion Leads (1987)
  Forever My Love (1988)
  [edit]Only Vallerand Series
  Only in Your Arms (1992) = When Strangers Marry (2002)
  Only with Your Love (1992)
  [edit]Gamblers of Craven's Series
  Then Came You (1993)
  Dreaming of You (1994)
  Against the Odds in the Anthology Where's My Hero with Julia Quinn and Kinley MacGregor (2003)
  [edit]Stokehurst Family Series
  Midnight Angel (1995)
  Prince of Dreams (1995)
  [edit]Capitol Theatre Series
  Somewhere I'll Find You (1996)
  Because You're Mine (1997)
  I Will in the anthology Wish List with Lisa Cach, Claudia Dain and Lynsay Sands (2001)
  [edit]Bow-Street Runners Series
  Someone to Watch Over Me (1999)
  Lady Sophia's Lover (2002)
  Worth Any Price (2003)
  [edit]Wallflower Series
  Secrets of a Summer Night (2005)
  It Happened One Autumn (2005)
  Devil in Winter (2006)
  Scandal in Spring (2006)
  A Wallflower Christmas (2008)
  [edit]The Hathaways Series
  Mine Till Midnight (2007)
  Seduce Me at Sunrise (2008)
  A Hathaway Wedding (short story) (2009)
  Tempt Me at Twilight (2009)
  Married By Morning (2010)
  Love In The Afternoon (2010)
  [edit]Other Historical Romance Novels
  Love, Come to Me (1988)
  Give Me Tonight (1989)
  Stranger in My Arms (1998)
  Where Dreams Begin (2000)
  Suddenly You (2001)
  Again the Magic (2004) is the story of the sisters of the main character, Earl of Westcliff of It Happened One Autumn.
  [edit]Novellas, Anthologies
  Surrender (1991, novella) in the anthology "Christmas Love Stories" (1991) with Diane Wicker Davis, Shannon Drake, Kay Hooper
  Surrender in the 1994 anthology "A Christmas Present" with Loretta Chase and Judith E French
  Promises (1995, novella) in the anthology "Three Weddings and a Kiss" with Catherine Anderson, Loretta Chase and Kathleen E. Woodiwiss
  I Will (2001, novella) in the anthology Wish List with Lisa Cach, Claudia Dain and Lynsay Sands
  Against the Odds (2003, novella) part of the Craven series, in the anthology "Where's My Hero?" with Kinley MacGregor and Julia Quinn
  Surrender in the 2006 anthology "Gifts of Love" with Kay Hooper
  I Will in the 2008 anthology "A Historical Christmas Present" with Leigh Greenwood and Lynsay Sands
  [edit]Travis Series (Contemporary)
  Sugar Daddy (2007)
  Blue Eyed Devil (2008)
  Smooth Talking Stranger (2009)
  [edit]Friday Harbor (Contemporary)
  Christmas Eve at Friday Harbor (Oct 26, 2010)
  Rainshadow Road (Jan, 2012)
  Griffin Bay (May, 2012)
  Dream Lake (Sept, 2012)
  [edit]Awards
  
  1998 - Waldenbooks Award for greatest sales growth, Someone to Watch Over Me
  1999 - Romance Writers of America RITA Award finalist, Someone to Watch Over Me
  2002 - Romance Writers of American RITA Award finalist, Suddenly You
  2002 - Romance Writers of America RITA Award winner for her Christmas anthology novella in Wish List
  2002 - Romantic Times Magazine Best Sensuous Historical Romance, Lady Sophia's Lover
  2002 - Publishers Weekly starred reviews for Lady Sophia's Lover and When Strangers Marry
  2003 - Publishers Weekly starred review, Worth Any Price
  2003 - Amazon Editor's Top Ten Picks forBest Romance of 2003, Where's My Hero and Worth Any Price
  2004 - Romance Writers of America RITA Award for best Short Historical, Worth Any Price
  2004 - Publishers Weekly starred review, Secrets of a Summer Night
  2006 - Romance Writers of America RITA Award finalist, Short Historical Category, It Happened One Autumn
  2007 - Romance Writers of America RITA Award finalist, Short Historical Category, The Devil in Winter and Scandal in Spring
    

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