Lauryn Chandler is an American author of contemporary

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. She has also written under the

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Wendy Warren. Chandler has twice been the recipient of the highest honor given to romance novelists, the

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's RITA Award. Both of her wins came in the category Best Traditional Romance, in 1997 for her novel ''Her Very Own Husband'' and in 1995 for ''Oh, Baby!. She has also been twice nominated for ''Romantic Times'' Reviewers' Choice Awards.

Bibliography

As Lauryn Chandler

*''Mr. Wright'' (1993) *''Romantics Anonymous'' (1993) *''Oh, Baby!'' (1994) *''Her Very Own Husband'' (1996) *''Just Say I Do'' (1997) *''The Drifter's Gift'' (1997)

As Wendy Warren

*''Dakota Bride'' (2002) *''The Oldest Virgin in Oakdale'' (2002) *''Making Babies'' (2005) *''Undercover Nanny'' (2005) *''The Boss and Miss Baxter'' (2006) *''Once More, at Midnight'' (2007) *''The Baby Bargain'' (2007)

Omnibus

*''Wanted: One Father / Making Babies'' (2005) (with Penny Richards) *''Other Side of Paradise / Undercover Nanny'' (2005) (with Laurie Paige)

References

20th-century American novelists 21st-century American novelists American romantic fiction writers American women novelists Living people RITA Award winners 20th-century American women writers 21st-century American women writers Year of birth missing (living people) Pseudonymous women writers 20th-century pseudonymous writers 21st-century pseudonymous writers {{US-novelist-stub