Nina Romberg | |
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| Pen name | Jane Archer Nina Romberg |
| Language | English language |
| Nationality | American |
| Period | 1978–present |
| Genre | Romance novel, fantasy fiction, horror fiction |
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Nina Romberg has been an American writer since 1978. She wrote romance novels and Indian stories under the pseudonym Jane Archer and dark fantasy/horror fiction under Nina Romberg.
Nina Romberg has a degree in Graphic Design and is the former Creative Director for Book Publishers of Texas. Her first novel, Tender Torment, published in 1978, sold half a million copies. She is a Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement Award finalist. [1]
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