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Eve Gaddy

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When my daughter asked me why I write romance, I told her I love the happy ending. Life might not give people a happy ending, but a romance always does. I like reading books that touch my emotions, that make me cry and laugh. Those are the kind of books I try to write. Unlike many authors, I didn't know from birth that I was destined to write. I've always loved to read and I liked writing papers and poetry. But write an entire book? No way.

Or so I thought. One day, in my quest for the perfect job, I mentioned writing a romance. A friend--a romance reader, naturally--asked, "Why don't you just do it?" So I did, and I found the answer to my dreams. My husband realized I was serious sometime during my second book--probably when I totally forgot to pick up our daughter from dance class. He's been my main supporter ever since. My family has even forgiven my tendency to be obsessive-compulsive when I'm creating. And my husband and friends have grown used to my off-the-wall questions, but they're still trying to figure out what's fiction and what's reality. They know me well.

Books

Somewhere In Texas May 1, 2005 Add to TBR stack

Casey's Gamble
(Raising Cane)
April 15, 2003
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A Marriage Made In Texas
(Superromance #1090 "The Brothers Kincaid, Book #2")
October 1, 2002
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Trouble In Texas
(Superromance #1031)
December 1, 2001
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