Authors

Judith Heide Gilliland

1 book

Judith Hermann

1 book

Judith Herrin

2 books

Judith Heumann

1 book

Judith H. McQuown

1 book

Judith Hoffer Deglin

1 book

Judith Hopfer Deglin

1 book

Judith Hurwitz

1 book

Judith Illsley Gleason

1 book

Judith I. M. de Groot

1 book

Judith Ivory

Judith Ivory "accidentally" acquired two degrees in mathematics, then sold her first novel in 1987 and closed up the math books for good. She lives in Miami Florida, with her two children, two cats and a dog. "Judith Ivory" is the pseudonym of author Judy Cuevas (real name). The pseudonym was first used by her after publication of her last book as "Judy Cuevas," in 1996 - Dance. Her first book, Starlit Surrender, which was published under her real name of Cuevas, was re-released under her pseudonym of "Ivory" in 2006 under the title, Angel in a Red Dress. *Goodreads

7 books

Judith James

4 books

Judith Jango-Cohen

1 book

Judith Johnson

1 book

Judith K. Brodsky

1 book

Judith Kerr

12 books

Judith Kitchen

1 book

Judith Kohl

1 book

Judith Krantz

Judith "Judy" Krantz (née Tarcher) is a Jewish-American novelist who writes in the romance genre. Her works include Scruples, Princess Daisy, and Till We Meet Again. Over 80 million copies of her books are in print in over 50 languages. Seven of her novels have also been adapted for television (as either films or mini-series), with her husband serving as executive producer for some of them. She has also written one original mini-series for television, Judith Krantz's "Secrets", as well as many articles for leading magazines. - Wikipedia

7 books

Judith Laik

1 book

Judith Landry

1 book

Judith Lechner

3 books

Judith Lewis Herman

Influential Harvard-affiliated trauma researcher.

2 books

Judith L. Gersting

2 books

Judith L. Irvin

1 book

Judith L. Johnson

1 book

Judith Lorber

2 books

Judith L. Rapoport

American psychiatrist. She was the chief of the Child Psychiatry Branch at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland.

1 book

Judith Lyons

1 book

Judith Mackrell

1 book

Judith Magyar Isaacson

1 book

Judith Martin

3 books

Judith Mayne

1 book

Judith McCoy Miller

1 book

Judith McNaught

1 book

Judith McNaught

Judith Spaeth was born in May 10, 1944 in San Luis Obispo, California, USA, and grew up all over the country, the oldest of three children of an appliance-store franchiser and a housewife. Before majored in Business at Northwestern University, Judy married with a dentist from St. Louis, Missouri, and they had two children, a daugther, Whitney (b. 1967), and a son, Clay (1969). But the marriage didn't work out, and at 25, she became a divorced mother to two. She worked as comptroller of a major trucking company and was the first female executive producer at a CBS radio station. In 1974, while working as an assistant director on a TV-commercial film crew in St. Louis, she met an advertising director at General Motors, Michael McNaught, a divorced father of five. The pair married later that year and moved with her children to a Detroit suburb. Judy devoted herself to homemaking and slowly went little crazy. She started to read in her spare time, and she bought by accident her first romance: "The Flame and the Flower" by Kathleen E. Woodiwiss, and she loved it. With her husband encouragement, who buying her a new typewriter, she decided to try writing a novel herself in 1978. She wrote her first manuscript, "Whitney, My Love", a historical novel with the names of her childrens as protagonist, but she cannot found a publisher. She decided wrotre a contemporary romance, "Tender Triumph" and she sold in January 1982, the next month her sister Debbie died of an allergic reaction to medication. In June 19, 1983, her husband Mike, a hunter, was killed in an acciden while cleaning his guns, he died in her arms. The next day, the cover art for "Tender Triumph" came in the mail, but she had lost the interesting in write. She and her children moved to Dallas, Texas, close to friends. Her books "Double Standards" and "Whitney, My Love" had been published, and after two years lost to mourning, she began writing again. She remarried a third time with Don Smith, a engineer and professional golfer, and moved to Friendswood, but the marriage ended friendly after three years in May 1993. Judy lives in a white-columned waterfront mansion near Galveston, Texas. Her children have grown up, her daugther was now a teacher, and her son an accounts manager.

24 books

Judith McWilliams

10 books

Judith Merkle Riley

Judith Astria Merkle was born on January 14, 1942 and on Livermore, California, U.S.A., where she grew up. Her great-grandfather was a Swiss emigrant, who moved to the United States in 1860. Her uncle-abue was the famous player of baseball Fred Merkle. Her father, Theodore Charles Merkle was contralador of the Project Pluto and her brother Ralph C. Merkle is technological professor in a Computer science School. Judith Astria Merkle holds a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley and teaches in the Department of Government at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California. Married with Mr. Riley, she wrote as Judith Merkle Riley six historical and romance novels.

3 books

Judith Merril

4 books

Judith Michael

Judith Michael is the pseudonym of the husband-and-wife writing team of Judith Barnard (February 17, 1932 – May 6, 2026) and Michael Fain (born 1936).

4 books

Judith Miller

2 books

Judith Miller

Antiques and collectables expert

10 books

Judith Moffatt

2 books

Judith Moore

1 book

Judith Morgan

1 book

Judith Morgan

1 book

Judith Nelson

3 books

Judith N. Martin

2 books

Judith O'Brien

3 books

Judith Orloff

5 books