Mary Connealy

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Mary Alice Moore Connealy

Mary Connealy
Born 1956 (age 5758)
Residence Nebraska
Occupation writer
Children Four daughters[1]
Website
maryconnealy.com

Mary Alice Moore Connealy (born 1956) is an American author of Christian fiction[2] who specializes in romantic comedy set in the cowboy era of the American west.[1]

Career

Connealy is a graduate from Wayne College,[1] and had 20 finished books when she made her first sale.[1][3] She published her first books with Barbour Publishing.[4] She then signed with, Bethany House in 2010. Out of Control appeared on the Christian Booksellers Association national best-sellers list in September 2011[5] and also the on the ECPA national fiction best-seller list.[2] Connealy was a finalist for best first book in the American Christian Fiction Writer's (ACFW)[6] 2008 Carol Awards with Petticoat Ranch. Doctor in Petticoats was a finalist for a 2011 Rita Award.[7]

Selected published works

  • Lassoed in Texas
    • Petticoat Ranch (Barbour Publishing, 2007)
    • Calico Canyon (Barbour Publishing, 2008)
    • Gingham Mountain (Barbour Publishing, 2009)[1]
    • Lassoed in Texas Trilogy – containing all three books (Barbour Publishing, 2010)
  • Montana Marriage
    • Montana Rose (Barbour Publishing, 2009)
    • The Husband Tree (Barbour Publishing, 2009)
    • Wildflower Bride (Barbour Publishing, 2010)[1]
  • Sophie's Daughters
    • Doctor in Petticoats (Barbour Publishing, 2010)
    • Wrangler in Petticoats (Barbour Publishing, 2010)
    • Sharpshooter in Petticoats (Barbour Publishing, 2011)[1]

Awards

  • Carol award Finalist 2008[8]
  • Christy Award Finalist 2009[9]
  • Four Time Carol Award Finalist, Best Long Historical Romance, Two time Best Short Contemporary Romance, Best Short Mystery 2009[citation needed]
  • Long Historical Romance 2010[10]
  • RITA Award finalist-Best Inspirational 2011[citation needed]
  • Carol Award Finalist Best Long Historical Romance 2011[11]

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