The Millionaire's Snowbound Seduction ( 2016) The Ruthless Billionaire's Redemption ( 2016)

She is active in many organisations including NovelistsInc., the Nature Conservancy, the Humane Society and the Audubon Society. When she's not busy writing, Sandralikes to hike, read, explore out-of-the-way restaurants and travel tofaraway places. The mother of a son with a granddaughter and a grandson, Sandralives with her husband in a sun-filled house in a quiet corner ofConnecticut, New England, where she alternates between extravagant bouts ofgourmet cooking and take-out pizza. Sandra has won the Holt Medallion forBest Single title and the Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award for BestMills & Boon Modern Romance of the Year twice. A four-time RITA Award finalist,she's also received six Romantic Times magazine awards for Best HarlequinPresents of the Year and has been honored with Romantic Times CareerAchievement Award for Series Romance. Her books are published in more thantwenty languages all around the world. Sandra sees her greatest goal as a romance writer to providereaders with characters and stories that offer hours of pleasurable escapefrom the stresses of everyday living.

Since then, she's written more thansixty books, all of them featuring the sexy, gorgeous, larger-than-lifeheroes that have helped make Sandra one of the Presents line's bestsellingauthors. She wrote a novel, her very first, andsold it to the Harlequin Presents line. Sandra tried herhand at other things, among them teaching and serving on the Board ofEducation in her hometown, but the dream of becoming a writer was always inher heart.Īt last, Sandra realized she wanted to write books about what all women hopeto find: love with that one special man, love that's rich with fire andpassion, love that lasts forever. As a wife and mother, she wrote murky shortstories in what little spare time she could manage, but not even herboyfriend-turned-husband could pretend to understand those.

In high school and college, she wrote darkpoetry nobody but her boyfriend understood, though looking back, shesuspects he was just being kind. Her doting parents told her she'd be a writersomeday and she believed them. She wrote her first story when shewas seven years old while she was still in elementary school, and began todream of becoming a writer. Before she could read, she made up poemsand her mother wrote them down for her.

Dante by Stella Shaw