Plus, Roberts answers her readers' most frequently asked questions, reveals her favorite foods, music, and movies, and discusses the fine art of writing romance.
The Official Nora Roberts Companion
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PublisherBerkley
ISBN / ASIN0425183440
ISBN-139780425183441
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank1,289,612
CategoryLiterary Criticism
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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With insights into the #1 New York Times bestselling author's life, work and career and little-known facts about her most popular novels this beautifully designed book celebrates Nora Roberts's enduring legacy of powerful, passionate storytelling.
The books: a complete, cross-referenced list of Roberts's books with trivia, quotes, and family trees
The career: a timeline of Roberts's career, with a list of major milestones and quotes from some of her best reviews
The fans: inspiring true stories of how Roberts's books have changed her fans' lives, a list of fan clubs, photos of her with her fans, and "favorite" lists Best Kiss, Best Hero, Best Opening Line all voted on by fans
The phenomenon: romance writers, industry-insiders, booksellers, reviewers, and fans talk about Roberts's success
Plus, Roberts answers her readers' most frequently asked questions, reveals her favorite foods, music, and movies, and discusses the fine art of writing romance.
Plus, Roberts answers her readers' most frequently asked questions, reveals her favorite foods, music, and movies, and discusses the fine art of writing romance.
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