A Lady of Distinction by Deborah Simmons

In a five-way race, Michael Carbonara, Forrest Fordham III, Timothy Sloan, Brett Smith and Tonilyn Kargo vie for the Cambria County bench. Terri Schultz and Maura Palumbi face off for a spot on the Butler County Court of Common Pleas. Bucks Common Pleas CandidatesĬurrent District Attorney Matthew Weintraub is running unopposed. But no matter what the setting, you'll find interesting characters, romance, humor, and mystery.Blair County’s David Consiglio, Fred Miller and Joel Seelye push for a seat on the common pleas bench. Most take place in Regency or Medieval England, such as her popular series on the thirteen century de Burgh family. 'I like to think of my stories as adventures,' Simmons says. She is a member of RWA, Novelists Inc., and the Author's Guild.

Simmons has sold two million books in North America, and her work has been translated and published in twenty-four foreign countries, including illustrated editions in Japan. Two of her books have been finalists in the Romance Writers of America's annual RITA competition for excellence: The Gentleman Thief in 2001 and A Lady of Distinction in 2005. Her 2003 release, A Man of Many Talents, was a launch title for Berkley's Sensation imprint. Her first book, Heart's Masquerade, was published by Avon in 1989 and was followed by a number of Harlequin Historicals, including a USA Today Bestselling anthology. Simmons has sold two million books in North America, and her work has Deborah Simmons is the author of twenty-five historical romances and novellas, published by Avon, Berkley, and Harlequin.Ī native midwesterner, Simmons graduated cum laude from Wittenberg University and was a journalist before turning to fiction.

A native midwesterner, Simmons graduated cum laude from Wittenberg University and was a journalist before turning to fiction. Deborah Simmons is the author of twenty-five historical romances and novellas, published by Avon, Berkley, and Harlequin.

A Lady of Distinction by Deborah Simmons