About Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Susan Elizabeth Phillips, soared into the New York Times bestseller list with her 1998 smash Dream A Little Dream, and remained there through two subsequent novels, Lady Be Good and First Lady. In addition to being the only two-time recipient of the Romance Writers of America's prestigious Favorite Book of the Year award, she also holds Romantic Times Career Achievement Award. Susan delights fans by touching hearts as well as funny bones with her wonderfully whimsical and modern fairy tales. A resident of the Chicago suburbs, she is a wife and the mother of two grown sons.
Series
American's Lady
1. Glitter Baby (1987)
2. Fancy Pants (1989)
3. Lady Be Good (1999)
4. First Lady (2000)
5. Call Me Irresistible (2011)
6. The Great Escape (2012)
1. Glitter Baby (1987)
2. Fancy Pants (1989)
3. Lady Be Good (1999)
4. First Lady (2000)
5. Call Me Irresistible (2011)
6. The Great Escape (2012)
Chicago Stars / Bonner Brothers
It Had to Be You (1994)
Heaven Texas (1995)
Nobody's Baby But Mine (1997)
Dream a Little Dream (1998)
This Heart of Mine (2001)
Match Me If You Can (2005)
Natural Born Charmer (2007)
It Had to Be You (1994)
Heaven Texas (1995)
Nobody's Baby But Mine (1997)
Dream a Little Dream (1998)
This Heart of Mine (2001)
Match Me If You Can (2005)
Natural Born Charmer (2007)
Novels
The Copeland Bride (1983) (with Justine Cole (Claire Kiehl))
Risen Glory (1984)
aka Just Imagine
Hot Shot (1991)
Honey Moon (1993)
Kiss an Angel (1996)
Breathing Room (2002)
Ain't She Sweet (2004)
What I Did for Love (2009)
Risen Glory (1984)
aka Just Imagine
Hot Shot (1991)
Honey Moon (1993)
Kiss an Angel (1996)
Breathing Room (2002)
Ain't She Sweet (2004)
What I Did for Love (2009)
Omnibus
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Susan Elizabeth Phillips recommends
Maybe This Time (1995) Barbara Bretton "A wonderful storyteller! The region of the heart is her territory, and no one travels it better." | Beast (1997) Judith Ivory "A perfect fairy tale for grown-ups." | Ask Mariah (1997) Barbara Freethy "A warm and wonderful book about love, family, and everything that's important in life. Irresistible! I loved it!" | |
Tell Me Lies (1998) Jennifer Crusie "A humorous mixture of romance, mystery, and mayhem. A winner!" | Every Breath She Takes (1998) Suzanne Forster "No one combines steamy suspense and breathless thrills like Suzanne Forster!" | Key West (1998) (Talon and Flynn - New Orleans PD, book 1) Stella Cameron "If you enjoy Tami Hoag and Linda Howard, you'll love Stella Cameron!" | |
Half Moon Bay (1999) Meryl Sawyer "For romance, passion and thrills, read Meryl Sawyer." | A Stranger's Wife (1999) Maggie Osborne "If you're not reading Maggie Osborne, you're missing one of the best writers in the business." | Sweetwood Bride (1999) Pamela Morsi "Like LaVyrle Spencer, Pamela Morsi writes tender books about decent people struggling to find love." | |
Lost Highways (1999) (Valentine, book 1) Curtiss Ann Matlock "Her books are wise and wonderful." | At Last (2000) Barbara Bretton "The region of the heart is her territory, and no one travels it better." | Just the Way You Are (2000) Barbara Freethy "A fresh and exciting new voice." | |
Passing Through Paradise (2002) Susan Wiggs "Susan Wiggs writes poignant, unforgettable stories of every woman's hopes and dreams." | The Woman Most Likely to (2002) Jennifer Greene "The author most likely to steal your heart." | Once Upon a Wedding (2002) Kathleen Eagle "Kathleen Eagle is a national treasure." | |
Prairie Moon (2002) Maggie Osborne "One of the best writers in the business." | Lover's Lane (2003) (Twilight Cove, book 1) Jill Marie Landis "A heartwarming, sexy page-turner." | Goddess for Hire (2004) Sonia Singh "It's my dharma to tell the world this book is a hoot - fresh and very funny. Can I be a goddess too!" | |
Lost & Found (2007) Jacqueline Sheehan "The best book I have read in a long time. I enjoyed every word." | Keep Your Mouth Shut and Wear Beige (2008) Kathleen Gilles Seidel "Seidel writes with subtle wit and true emotion... She knows how to write about the things women care about... a thought-provoking, fascinating read." | The Journey Home (2010) Michael Baron "I never thought a guy could write women's fiction this well. If you want deeply emotional, totally romantic novels that take you into the heart of a man, you need to read Michael Baron." | |
A Summer in Sonoma (2010) Robyn Carr "For great storytelling and beautifully drawn characters, enter the world of Robyn Carr." | Skating Around the Law (2010) (Rebecca Robbins, book 1) Joelle Charbonneau "Let Joelle Charbonneau skate into your imagination with her sparkling mystery featuring a spirited heroine and a small town populated with lively characters. Joelle is a charmer of a writer." | Born Under a Lucky Moon (2011) Dana Precious "Lucky the reader who picks up this funny, charming, and touching debut novel. I loved it." | |
Some Like Them Rich (2011) Shirley Hailstock "Hailstock is a master storyteller whose characters linger in the heart." | A Little Night Magic (2012) Lucy March "Fresh and funny, warm and sexy. I can't wait for more." |
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