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Latest Winners / Recipients
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Year: 2006
winner y
The Italian Boss's Secret Child
Chatswood
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Harlequin Mills and Boon
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2005
Z1283854
2005
single work
novel
romance
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Year: 2005
Indexed selectively. Also finalist: New Zealand writer Alison Roberts.winner y
Her Playboy Challenge
Richmond
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Mills and Boon
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2004
7283535
2004
single work
novel
romance
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Year: 2004
Indexed selectively. Also finalist: New Zealand writer Laurey Bright.winner y
Dr Blake's Angel
Richmond
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Mills and Boon
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2002
Z1544709
2002
single work
novel
romance
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Year: 2002
Indexed selectively. Also finalist: New Zealand author Fiona Brand. Also finalist: New Zealand writer Daphne Clair.winner y
Tallie's Knight
Richmond
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Mills and Boon
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2015
Z1204365
2001
single work
novel
romance
historical fiction
'MAGNUS HAD DECIDED TO SELECT A BRIDE! Miss Thalia Robinson, a destitute orphan, was fortunate that she had been allowed to look after her cousin Laetitia's three adorable children. Tallie usually spent her quiet life lost in daydreams, but the arrival of a house party to aid Magnus, Earl of d'Arenville, to find a wife, turned her world upside down. Magnus's cold facade had been pierced by a delightful small girl, and now he'd decided he wanted children of his own. For that, he needed a wife. But things didn't go according to Laetitia's plan, for he ignored all the debutantes that were presented to him, and, taken with Tallie's loving treatment of the children in her charge, decided that she was the one he would marry....' (Publisher's blurb)
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Year: 2001
Indexed selectively. Also finalist: Alison Roberts.winner y
The Baby Deal
Sydney
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Mills and Boon
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1999
Z1195720
1999
single work
novel
romance
'Amanda-Jayne wasn't looking for a husband - but, if she had been, she certainly wouldn't have picked Reb! He had a reputation for many things, but being a family man wasn't one of them. Only now, after one reckless night of passion, he was about to become the father of her child...'
(Source: back cover, 1999 Sydney edition)
