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Julia London

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Dinah Dinwiddie
Julia London at BookCon in 2019
Julia London at BookCon in 2019
Born (1959-03-18) March 18, 1959 (age 65)
Texas, U.S.
Pen nameJulia London
OccupationNovelist
Period1998-present
GenreRomance
Website
julialondon.com

Julia London is the pen name of Dinah Dinwiddie (born March 18, 1959), an American writer of romance novels.

Biography

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Dinah Dinwiddie aka Julia London was born and raised on a ranch in Texas. She graduated from 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 become a writer. Her historical and contemporary romance novels have made the bestseller lists of The New York Times, Publishers Weekly and USA Today.[1] An award-winning author, she is a six-time finalist for the RITA Award.[citation needed].

Dinah lives in Texas with her dog, Moose.

Bibliography

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Regent Street's Rogues & Family series

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  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)

Lear Family Saga series

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

Highlander Lockhart series

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

Thrillseekers, Anonymous series

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

Desperate Debutantes series

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  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)

Scandalous series

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  1. The Book of Scandal (2008/Aug)
  2. Highland Scandal (2009/Apr)
  3. A Courtesan's Scandal (2009/Oct)

Cedar Springs series

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  1. Summer of Two Wishes (2009/Aug)
  2. One Season of Sunshine (2010/Jun)
  3. A Light at Winter's End (2011/Feb)

Secrets of Hadley Green series

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  1. The Year of Living Scandalously (2010/Oct)
  2. The Revenge of Lord Eberlin (2012/Feb)
  3. The Seduction of Lady X (2012/Mar)
  4. The Last Debutante (2013/Mar)

The Cabot Sisters series

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  1. The Trouble With Honor (2014/Mar)
  2. The Devil Takes a Bride (2015/Feb)
  3. The Scoundrel and the Debutante (2015/April)

Homecoming Ranch series

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  1. Homecoming Ranch (2013/Aug)
  2. Return to Homecoming Ranch (2014/Jul)
  3. The Perfect Homecoming (2015/Mar)

Lake Haven series

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  1. "Suddenly in Love" (2016/Apr)
  2. "Suddenly Dating" (2016/Nov)
  3. "Suddenly Engaged" (2017/Jul)

Highland Groom series

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  1. "Wild Wicked Scot" (2017/Jan)
  2. "Sinful Scottish Laird" (2017/Mar)
  3. "Hard-Hearted Highlander" (2017/May)

Anthologies in collaboration

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Novellas

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  1. A Christmas Secret (2011/Nov)
  2. The Bridesmaid (2013/Oct)
  3. One Mad Night (2015/Jan)

With Alina Adams

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  • Guiding Light: Jonathan's Story (2007/Sep)

References

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  1. ^ Simon & Schuster: Julia London
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