Anne Mallory

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Anne Mallory
Born Michigan, United States
Occupation Novelist
NationalityAmerican
Genre Historical Romance, Mystery
Website
www.annemallory.com

Anne Mallory is an American author of historical romance novels. Her books blend romance and mystery. Her name is a pseudonym. [1]

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Biography

Mallory submitted her first manuscript, Masquerading the Marquess, for consideration for the 2003 Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award, given to a previously unpublished author. The book was a finalist in the competition and caught the attention of one of the judges, an editor from Avon. The editor purchased the book, which was released in October 2004. [1] This debut novel was later nominated for a Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award for Best First Historical Romance. [2]

Her style of writing has been likened to that of Amanda Quick, blending mystery and romances in a Regency setting. Romantic Times described her first novel as "lively, exciting, cleverly plotted" with an "independent, intelligent heroine and equally smart hero." [3]

Born in Michigan, Mallory now lives in California.

As of January 2013, the author went on hiatus from historical romance in order to write in a different genre under a different name. [4]

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