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Ginny Aiken (born 8 June 1955) is an author of inspirational fiction as well as mystery novels. Ginny was born in Havana, Cuba, and grew up in Valencia, Spain, and Caracas, Venezuela.

The former newspaper reporter discovered books early on and wrote her first novel at age fifteen. That effort was followed years later by award-winning and best-selling titles in the secular and Christian markets. Aiken holds certification in French literature and culture from the Nancy-Université, France, as well as a B. A. from Allegheny College in Pennsylvania. She lives in South-Central Pennsylvania.

Books by Ginny Aiken

Bellamy's Blossoms

Published by Tyndale

  1. Magnolia, 2000
  2. Lark, 2000
  3. Camellia, 2001

Silver Hills Trilogy

Published by Revell

  1. Light of My Heart, 2004
  2. Song of My Soul, 2004
  3. Spring of My Love, 2005

Deadly Decor Mysteries

Published by Revell

  1. Design On a Crime, 2005
  2. Decorating Schemes, 2006
  3. Interior Motives, 2006

Shop-Til-U-Drop

Published by Revell

  1. Priced to Move, 2007
  2. A Steal of a Deal, 2008
  3. A Cut Above, 2008

References

  1. "Meet Ginny Aiken". Historical romance writers. Retrieved 5 March 2015.
  2. "Ginny Aiken". Goodreads profile. Retrieved 14 May 2013.
  3. Aiken, Ginny. "Ginny Aiken Biography". BookReporter. Retrieved 24 February 2019.

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