Contemporary Romantic Novel of the Year
- It Started with a Kiss Miranda Dickinson (Avon)
- Summer of Love Katie Fforde (Arrow)
- The Untied Kingdom Kate Johnson (Choc Lit)
- To the Moon and Back Jill Mansell (Headline)
- Chances Freya North (HarperCollins)
- Christmas at Tiffany’s Romantic Comedy Novel
- The Look of Love Judy Astley (Transworld)
- Please Don’t Stop the Music Jane Lovering (Choc Lit)
- Wrapped up in You Carole Matthews (Sphere)
- Who’s Afraid of Mr. Wolfe Hazel Osmond (Quercus)
- Lizzy Harrison Loses Control Pippa Wright (Pan Macmillan)Historical Novel
- Highland Storms Christina Courtenay (Choc Lit)
- The Noble Assassin Christie Dickason (HarperCollins)
- Daughter of Siena Marina Foriato (John Murray)
- Perhaps Tomorrow Jean Fullerton (Orion)
- A Gathering Storm Epic Romantic Novel
- Jubilate Michael Arditti (Arcadia Books)
- That Liverpool Girl Ruth Hamilton (Pan Macmillan)
- The Lantern Deborah Lawrenson (Orion)
- The Kashmir Shawl Rosie Thomas (HarperCollins)
- Crimson China Young Adult Romantic Novel
- Artichoke Hearts Sita Brahmachari (Pan Macmillan)
- Dark Ride Caroline Green (Piccadilly Press)
- My So-called Phantom Lovelife Tamsyn Murray (Piccadilly Press)
- Angel Fire
This is a hard one, I don't envy the judges decision, but I hope, Carole Matthews or Miranda Dickinson wins.
ReplyDeleteThe contemporary category is a hard one. I read all but two in that category, but It Started With A Kiss by Miranda Dickinson stood out the most for me. In the Romantic Comedy category, Who's Afraid of Mr.Wolfe by Hazel Osmond was my favorite, followed closely by Please Don't Stop the Music by Jane Lovering and Wrapped Up in You by Carole Matthews.
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