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My First Sale by Mary Jo Putney, Before inertia took over in Maryland

My First Sale by Mary Jo Putney, Before inertia took over in Maryland

Welcome to the My First Sale series. Each Monday, Dear Author posts the first sale letter of bestselling authors, debut authors, and authors in between. Mary Jo Putney is a historical author who has penned over twenty nine books since 1987.  Her latest, Loving a Lost Lord, is in stores now.
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My first sale, and I [...]

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Mary Jo Putney Moves Publishers and Returns to Straight Historicals

I saw blog hopping today that Mary Jo Putney of the Fallen Angel Series and the Silk Trilogy (one of my favorite historical trilogies) is leaving hardcover and paranormal historicals to concentrate on what made her famous: straight, meaty historicals. I think this is a fabulous move and better yet, her readers will be [...]

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REVIEW:  Christmas Revels by Mary Jo Putney

REVIEW: Christmas Revels by Mary Jo Putney

Dear Ms. Putney,
This collection, published by Jove in 2002, includes one original contemporary Christmas novella and reprints of four of your older novellas from the early 1990s. All but one were new to me when I picked up this book. Here are my opinions of each of the stories:

“A Holiday Fling”
This is the [...]

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REVIEW:  Petals in the Storm by Mary Jo Putney

REVIEW: Petals in the Storm by Mary Jo Putney

Dear Ms. Putney,
This book has been mentioned as being one of the weakest of this series (the Fallen Angels) and I can see why. I found myself far more interested in Robin and Maggie’s relationship, and for that matter Helene and von Fehrenbach’s relationship, than in seeing Rafe and Maggie get back together. Heck, I [...]

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REVIEW:  The Marriage Spell by Mary Jo Putney

REVIEW: The Marriage Spell by Mary Jo Putney

Dear Ms. Putney,
Nestled between Susan Elizabeth Phillips' Ain't She Sweet and Amanda Quick's Scandal on my bookshelf are ten of your novels and your novella collection Christmas Revels. It's been over sixteen years since the first of these paper-bound inhabitants settled into my library, and they have not been allowed to gather dust.
I'm a [...]

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