Meagan McKinney
"Ruth Goodman" redirects here. For the British social historian, see Ruth Goodman (historian).
| Ruth Goodman Roberson | |
|---|---|
| Born |
Ruth Goodman 1961 (age 54–55) |
| Pen name | Meagan McKinney |
| Occupation | Biologist, Novelist |
| Nationality | U.S.American |
| Period | 1987-2003 |
| Genre | Romance´ |
| Children | 2 |
Ruth Goodman (born 1961) is an American writer of 20 romance novels, writing as Meagan McKinney.
Biography
Ruth Leslie Goodman was born in 1961. She studied Biology at University, and she worked for several years as a biologist, before starting to write professionally. She is divorced and resides with her two children in New Orleans, Louisiana. In November 2010, Goodman plead guilty to defrauding FEMA in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.[1][2] She was sentenced to 3 years in prison.[3]
Bibliography
Single novels
- No Choice But Surrender, 1987
- My Wicked Enchantress, 1988
- When Angels Fall, 1990
- Till Dawn Tames the Night, 1991
- The Ground She Walks Upon, 1995
- Gentle from the Night, 1997
- A Man to Slay Dragons, 1999
- The Fortune Hunter, 1998
- In the Dark, 1999
- The Merry Widow, 2000
- Still of the Night, 2001
- Moonlight Becomes Her, 2002
Van Alen Family Saga series
- Lions and Lace, 1988
- Fair is the Rose, 1993
Matched in Montana series
- The Cowboy Meets His Match, 2000/Jun
- The Lawman Meets His Bride, 2000/Oct
- The M.D. Courts His Nurse, 2001/March & in HARLEQUIN DESIRE 2 IN 1, 2002 (with Kristi Gold)
- Plain Jane and the Hotshot, 2002/Fev & in HARLEQUIN DESIRE 2 IN 1, 2004 (with Laura Wright)
- The Cowboy Claims His Lady, 2002/March & in HARLEQUIN DESIRE 2 IN 1, 2004 (with Laura Wright)
- Billionaire Boss, 2003/April & in HARLEQUIN DESIRE 2 IN 1, 2004 (with Katherine Garbera) & in WANTED BY THE BOSS (2009) (with Maureen Child and Kathie DeNosky)
Anthologies in collaboration
- "The monk" in DANCE WITH THE DEVIL, 1997/October (with Rexanne Becnel, Anne Logan and Deborah Martin)
References and sources
- ↑ Michael Perlstein. "Garden District romance novelist pleads guilty to Katrina fraud". wwltv.com. Retrieved June 26, 2014.
- ↑ US Attorney's Office (August 26, 2010). "Twenty-Two Individuals Charged with Fraud Related to the Recovery of Funds Following Hurricane Katrina". fbi.gov. Retrieved June 26, 2014.
- ↑ Mike Perlstein. "Garden District novelist sentenced in FEMA fraud". wwltv.com. Retrieved June 26, 2014.
- ↑ Meagan McKinney at fantasticfiction
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