Jennie Adams

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Jennie Adams
Born:	197? Australia
Occupation:	Writer, Novelist
Nationality:	Australian
Writing period:	2005 - Present
Genres:	Romance
Debut works:	The Boss's Convenient Bride
Website:	Official website

Jennie Adams (b. in Australia), is a romance writer of contemporary novels. She also writes articles and short stories in magazines and periodicals in Australia and overseas.

1 Biography
2 Bibliography
3 External Links
4 See Also

[edit] Biography

Jennie Adams lives in Wagga Wagga, a small inland city in New South Wales, Australia. She is an avid romance reader, particularly of the historical romance genre, although she prefers to write contemporary novels.

Jennie Adams lived and worked on a wheat/sheep farm, transplanted with small children to the towering Blue Mountains, played piano at marriage ceremonies, sung in a choral production and worked in jobs ranging from Legal transcription typist, to motor mechanic's office assistant.

In 2005, she published her first romance novel for Harlequin romance, and currently writes for Mills & Boon. Currently, she works 20 hours a week in her outside job in the health care industry, and continues to write stories, articles and short stories which have been published in magazines and periodicals in Australia and overseas.