Jasmine Cresswell

Jasmine Cresswell
Jasmine Rosemary Cresswell (born 1941 in Wales) is a best-selling author of over 50 romance novels as Jasmine Cresswell and Jasmine Craig.
Biography
Jasmine Rosemary Cresswell was born in Wales and educated in London. After graduating early from high school, Cresswell received a diploma in technical French and German from the Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle in London. She then joined the British Foreign office and worked for the British Embassy in Rio de Janeiro, where she met her husband, Malcolm Candlish. The two have lived all over the world, including Australia, Canada, and the United States.
Cresswell received a bachelor's degree in history and philosophy from Melbourne University, a degree in history from Macquarie University, and a master's degree in history and archival administration from Case Western Reserve University. Cresswell began writing in 1975, and has more than 9 million copies of her books in print. She has also written romances under the name Jasmine Craig.
Cresswell has served as the editor of the Romance Writer's Report (the national journal of the Romance Writers of America), as president of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, and is a founder and former president of Novelists, Inc. Cresswell is also a member of England's Romance Novelists Association and the Authors' Guild of America.
Cresswell and her husband currently live in Sarasota, Florida and Evergreen, Colorado. They have four children and numerous grandchildren.
Awards
Colorado Authors' League Award for Best Paperback Novel of the Year
Romance Writers of America Golden Rose Award
USA Today Bestsellers List
two-time Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award nominee
two-time winner of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writer of the Year
Romance Writers of America's Golden Medallion Award nominee
Bibliography
As Jasmine Cresswell
Romantic Suspense
Final Justice, 2005
Full Pursuit, 2004
The DeWilde Affair, 2004
Private Eyes, 2004
Decoy, 2004
Colorado Confidential, 2003
Dead Ringer, 2003
Veils of Deceit (anthology including Free Fall), 2003
The Trouble With Love (anthology including The Perfect Bride), 2003
Everybody's Talking (anthology including Edge of Eternity), 2003
The Third Wife, 2002
The Conspiracy, 2001
The Refuge, 2000
The Inheritance, 2000
The Disappearance, 1999
The Daughter, 1998
Secret Sins, 1997
Charades, 1996
No Sin Too Great, 1996
Chase the Past, 1995
Desires and Deceptions, 1995
Edge of Eternity, 1994
Keeping Secrets, 1993
Nowhere to Hide, 1992
House Guest, 1992
Charades, 1989
Free Fall, 1989
Undercover, 1986
Contemporary Romances
Trueblood Texas: His Brother's Fiancee, 2001
Delta Justice, 1997
He Said, She Said, 1997
I Do, Again, 1997
Shattered Vows, 1996
Midnight Fantasy, 1996
Forgotten Marriage, 1996
The Substitute Bride, 1996
The Rossiter Arrangement, 1996
Marriage on the Run, 1994
The Perfect Bride, 1993
Love for Hire, 1992
Hunter's Prey, 1986
Mixed Doubles, 1984
Historical Romances
Prince of the Night, 1997
Timeless, 1994
To Catch the Wind, 1993
Empire of the Heart, 1993
The Devil's Envoy, 1992
The Moreton Scandal, 1986
Traitor's Heir, 1984
Lord Rutherford's Affair, 1984
The Princess, 1982
Blackwood Bride, 1982
Lord Carresford's Mistress, 1982
The Reluctant Viscountess, 1981
The Danewood Legacy, 1981
Tarrisbroke Hall, 1981
Caroline, 1980
The Abducted Heiress, 1980
As Jasmine Craig
Romances
Empire of the Heart, 1989
Knave of Hearts (Second Chance at Love, No 446), 1988
The Devil's Envoy, 1988
For Love of Christy (Second Chance at Love, No 396), 1987
One Step to Paradise (Second Chance at Love, No 318), 1986
Master Touch (Second Chance at Love, No 274), 1985
Dear Adam (Second Chance at Love, No 243), 1985
Under Cover of Night, 1984
Surprised by Love (Second Chance at Love), 1984
Refuge in His Arms (Second Chance at Love), 1984
Imprisoned Heart, 1983
Tender Triumph (Second Chance at Love), 1983
Runaway Love, 1982
Stormy Reunion (Second Chance at Love), 1982
External links
Jasmine Cresswell Official WebSite
Biography from The Romance Club
1941 births
Living people
English women novelists
English romantic fiction writers
University of Melbourne alumni
University of Melbourne women
People educated at Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle
Women romantic fiction writers