Jennifer Ashley
Jennifer Ashley Gardner dreamed of being a published writer since the age of eight, writing love stories before she knew what romances were. She wrote fantasy and science fiction while in college, and after obtaining her master's degree in English literature, and a job in the real world, she decided to stop dreaming and try to be a full-time published author.
She published the first short story she ever submitted in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, which gave her the false illusion that getting published was easy. After many more submissions and rejections, she sold her first novel in 2002, and made her second sale to Berkley with a series of historical mysteries. She writes historical, paranormal, and contemporary romance as Jennifer Ashley; mysteries as Ashley Gardner; and paranormal romance and urban fantasy as Allyson James. Her novels have won RWA's RITA award, the Golden Quill, RT Reviewer's Choice awards, and the Prism award, among others. Her novels have been also been translated into nearly a dozen European and Asian languages.
She has traveled and lived all over the world, including in Europe and Japan, and now resides in sunny Arizona with her soul mate, an avid reader himself, in a houseful of books. She enjoys writing and reading above all else, but her hobbies include cooking, hiking, playing flute and guitar, painting, and building miniature rooms and dollhouses.
Books
OpenLibrary works by this author.
A Christmas Ball
Christmas Cards from the Edge
Confessions of a lingerie addict
Highlander Ever After
Highlander Ever After Nvengaria
Just One Sip
Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage
Mate Claimed
Penelope & Prince Charming
Perils of the Heart
Pride Mates
Primal Bonds
The Calling (Immortals, Book 1)
The Care & Feeding Of Pirates
The Duke's Perfect Wife
The Gathering (Immortals, Book 4)
The Mad, Bad Duke
The madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie
The Many Sins of Lord Cameron
The pirate hunter
The Pirate Next Door
The queen's handmaiden
The reckoning
The redeeming
The Seduction of Elliot McBride
The Wicked Deeds Of Daniel Mackenzie
Tiger Magic
Wild Cat
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