And when Sissy herself becomes the sheriff's number one suspect, it's up to Ally to save the day yet again. After all, when your aunt chats with the deceased and your sister shoots her cheating boyfriend in the foot, someone has to pay the bail.Then dead bodies start turning up-including her sister Sissy's ex. Between her family and her nursing job at the local hospital, Ally's hands are too full for things like everlasting love and personal fulfillment. Sand, Sun.Move over, Miss Marple.Allegheny "Ally" Green has spent her entire life being the voice of reason in Clover Leaf,Texas.
Real Men Do It Better (2007) (with Carrie Alexander, Susan Donovan, Lora Leigh).Sexy, Single and Searching / Eager, Eligible And Alaskan (2002).
Bye, Bye Bachelorhood / Coaxing Cupid (2001).Going in Style / I Love Lucy (2001) (with Bonnie Tucker).Mistletoe and Mayhem / Santa's Sexy Secret (2000) (with Cara Summers).Stranded with a Tall, Dark Stranger (1998).In 2007 she was also honored as distinguished alumna by Weatherford College. In 2007, her book You Only Love Twice won first place in The Colorado Award of Excellence, the More than Magic, The Desrt Rose Golden Quill and the Lories for best romantic suspense. Wilde has been nominated three times for Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Awards, for Coaxing Cupid, Pakced With Pleasure, and Santa's Sexy Secret.She has also been nominated for a Romantic Times career achievement award in series love and laughter. Her first single title, License to Thrill, was published in 2003. Until 2004, Wilde wrote category romances for Harlequin, primarily in their Duet and Blaze lines.
Wilde wrote 11 novels under that name, with one becoming a finalist for the Romance Writers of America RITA AWard. Wilde took the teacher's advice, and in 1994 sold her second completed work to Silhouette Romance under the pseudonym Laura Anthony. All of her short stories were rejected, and a writing teacher finally suggested, in 1990, that she try to write a novel. She continued to write, finishing 60 short stories over the next 10 years, persisting even while attending nursing school. Although it was rejected, she received a handwritten note telling her to keep writing. At sixteen, she submitted a story to Alfred Hitchcock Magazine. Wilde wrote her first short story at age eight, and finished her first novel four years later.
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