Alexandra Sellers
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Occupation | Novelist |
Writing period | 1980–present |
Genres | romance |
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Alexandra Sellers in an writer of over 35 contemporary romance novels. Her novels have been published in various Harlequin and Silhouette category lines.
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[edit] Biography
Alexandra Sellers became interested in exotic locations when she was 10 and read The Arabian Nights. The book inspired her to begin writing, and she penned her first story, a fictionalized account of the life of her cat from the cat's perspective, soon after. When she reached adulthood, Sellers wrote a romantic short story and a science fiction novel. The short story sold immediately, but the science fiction novel was rejected by the first publisher who received it. Sellers took this as a sign to concentrate on the romance genre.[1]
Her first romantic novel was published in 1980, and Sellers became a full-time writer. Many of her novels are set in exotic locations, some of them fictional countries.[1] Romantic Times has described her novels as "enchanting...superbly integrating a memorable plot, delightful characters, and tender emotion."[2]
In 1997, her novel A Nice Girl Like You was nominated by Romantic Times for a Reviewer's Choice Award for Best Silhouette Yours Truly.[3] Three years later she received the Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for Series Romantic Fantasy.[4]
Sellers has studied eight foreign languages. She attended the School of Oriental and African Studies in London, becoming the first student to be awarded a double degree in Persian and Religious Studies.[1]
Alexandra lives with her husband, Nick.
[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Single novels
- Captive of Desire (1982)
- Fire in the Wind (1982)
- Season of Storms (1983)
- Forever Kind (1984)
- Indifferent Heart (1984)
- Real Man (1984)
- Male Chauvinist (1985)
- The Old Flame (1986)
- Best Of Friends (1990)
- The Man Next Door (1991)
- A Gentleman and a Scholar (1993)
- The Vagabond (1994)
- Roughneck (1995)
- Dearest Enemy (1995)
- A Nice Girl Like You (1996)
- Not Without a Wife! (1997)
- Shotgun Wedding (1997)
- Wife on Demand (2000)
- The Playboy Sheikh (2002)
[edit] Sons Of The Desert Series
- Bride of the Sheikh (1997)
- Sheikh's Ransom (1999)
- Solitary Sheikh (1999)
- My Beloved Sheikh (1999)
- Sheikh's Temptation (2000)
- Sheikh's Honour (2000)
- Sheikh's Woman (2001)
- Sheikh's Castaway (2004)
- The Ice Maiden's Sheikh (2004)
- The Fierce and Tender Sheikh (2005)
- Sheikh's Castaway / The Ice Maiden's Sheikh (Omnibus) (2005)
[edit] Venables Series
- Occupation, Millionaire (1998)
- Occupation, Casanova (1999)
[edit] Sons Of The Desert: The Sultans Series
- The Sultan's Heir (2001)
- Undercover Sultan (2001)
- Sleeping with the Sultan (2001)
[edit] Firstborn Sons Series
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- Born Royal (2001)
[edit] Omnibus in collaboration
- One Hundred Per Cent Male (2001) (with Peggy Moreland)
- Secret Child (2002) (with Maureen Child)
- Sheikhs of Summer (2002) (with Fiona Brand, Susan Mallery)
- Up Close and Passionate (2002) (with Maureen Child)
- Seduced by the Sheikh (2002) (with Gail Dayton)
- The Playboy Sheikh / Billionaire Bachelors: Stone (2002) (with Anne Marie Winston)
- Captured Hearts / The Greek Tycoon's Baby / Sophie's Sheikh / Spring Fling (2003) (with Kylie Brant and Lenora Worth)
- Sheikh's Desire (2003) (with Brittany Young)
- Princes of the Desert (2005) (with Kristi Gold)
- Desert Heat (2005) (with Susan Mallery)
- The Sheikh's Captive (2006) (with Susan Mallery)
- Desert Princes (2007) (with Lucy Gordon and Michelle Reid)
- Possessed by the Sheikh (2007) (with Susan Mallery)
- Surrender to the Sheikh (2007) (with Susan Mallery)
[edit] See also
[edit] References and sources
- ^ a b c Alexandra Sellers. eHarlequin.Com. Retrieved on 2007-07-16.
- ^ Short, Shannon. Book Review: A Nice Girl Like You. Romantic Times. Retrieved on 2007-07-16.
- ^ Romantic Times 1997 Reviewer's Choice Award Nominees. Romantic Times (1997). Retrieved on 2007-07-16.
- ^ Romantic Times 2000 Career Achievement Award Winners. Romantic Times (2000). Retrieved on 2007-07-16.