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'''Laura Blabock Moeller''' (b. ], ]), is an ] ] of contemporary ], first under the pseudonym '''Laura Anthony''', and now as '''Lori Wilde'''.


==Biography== ==Biography==
Wilde wrote her first short story at age eight, and finished her first novel four years later. At sixteen, she submitted a story to Alfred Hitchcock Magazine. Although it was rejected, she received a handwritten note telling her to keep writing. She continued to write, finishing 60 short stories over the next 10 years, persisting even while attending nursing school. All of her short stories were rejected, and a writing teacher finally suggested, in 1990, that she try to write a novel. Wilde took the teacher's advice, and in 1994 sold her second completed work to Silhouette Romance under the pseudonym Laura Anthony. Wilde wrote 11 novels under that name, with one becoming a finalist for the ] RITA AWard.<ref name=library/> Laura Blabock was born in ], ]<ref name="WildeHarlequin">{{citation|title=Lori Wilde Biography|url=http://www.harlequin.com/author.html?authorid=688|publisher=Harlequin.com|accessdate=2012-05-21}}</ref>. She wrote her first short story at age eight, and finished her first novel four years later. At sixteen, she submitted a story to Alfred Hitchcock Magazine. Although it was rejected, she received a handwritten note telling her to keep writing. She continued to write, finishing 60 short stories over the next 10 years, persisting even while attending nursing school. All of her short stories were rejected, and a writing teacher finally suggested, in 1990, that she try to write a novel. Wilde took the teacher's advice, and in 1994 sold her second completed work to Silhouette Romance under the pseudonym Laura Anthony. Wilde wrote 11 novels under that name, with one becoming a finalist for the ] RITA AWard.<ref name=library/>


Until 2004, Wilde wrote category romances for ], primarily in their Duet and Blaze lines. Her first single title, ''License to Thrill'', was published in 2003.<ref name=library>{{citation|title=Interview with Lori Wilde|publisher=In the Library Reviews|url=http://inthelibraryreviews.net/interviewWildeLori.html|date=December 30, 2004|accessdate=2007-11-16|first=Robin}}</ref> Wilde has been nominated three times for ''Romantic Times'' Reviewers' Choice Awards, for ''Coaxing Cupid'', ''Packed With Pleasure'', and ''Santa's Sexy Secret''.<ref>{{citation|title=Author Profile: Lori Wilde|url=http://www.romantictimes.com/authors_profile.php?author=9278|publisher=Romantic Times|year=2007|accessdate=2007-11-16}}</ref> Until 2004, Wilde wrote category romances for ], primarily in their Duet and Blaze lines. Her first single title, ''License to Thrill'', was published in 2003.<ref name=library>{{citation|title=Interview with Lori Wilde|publisher=In the Library Reviews|url=http://inthelibraryreviews.net/interviewWildeLori.html|date=December 30, 2004|accessdate=2007-11-16|first=Robin}}</ref> Wilde has been nominated three times for ''Romantic Times'' Reviewers' Choice Awards, for ''Coaxing Cupid'', ''Packed With Pleasure'', and ''Santa's Sexy Secret''.<ref>{{citation|title=Author Profile: Lori Wilde|url=http://www.romantictimes.com/authors_profile.php?author=9278|publisher=Romantic Times|year=2007|accessdate=2007-11-16}}</ref>
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==Bibliography== ==Bibliography==
===Novels=== ===As Laura Anthony===
====As Laura Anthony==== ====Single novels====
*''Raleigh and the Rancher'' (1995) *''Raleigh and the Rancher'' (1995)
*''Second Chance Family'' (1995) *''Second Chance Family'' (1995)
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*''The Twenty-four-hour Groom'' (1999) *''The Twenty-four-hour Groom'' (1999)


====As Lori Wilde==== ===As Lori Wilde===
====Single novels====
*''Santa's Sexy Secret'' (2000) *''Santa's Sexy Secret'' (2000)
*''A Touch of Silk'' (2002)
*''A Thrill to Remember'' (2002)
*''Packed with Pleasure'' (2003) *''Packed with Pleasure'' (2003)
*''License to Thrill'' (2003) *''License to Thrill'' (2003)
*''As You Like It'' (2004) *''As You Like It'' (2004)
*''Charmed and Dangerous'' (2004)
*''Gotta Have It'' (2004) *''Gotta Have It'' (2004)
*''Racing Against the Clock'' (2004) *''Racing Against the Clock'' (2004)
*''Shockingly Sensual'' (2005) *''Shockingly Sensual'' (2005)
*''Mission: Irresistible'' (2005)
*''Saving Allegheny Green'' (2005) *''Saving Allegheny Green'' (2005)
*''Angels and Outlaws'' (2006) *''Angels and Outlaws'' (2006)
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*''Some Like It Hot'' (2006) *''Some Like It Hot'' (2006)
*''You Only Love Twice'' (2006) *''You Only Love Twice'' (2006)
*''There Goes the Bride'' (2007)
*''My Secret Life'' (2007) *''My Secret Life'' (2007)
*''Once Smitten, Twice Shy'' (2008)
*''Crossing the line'' (2008)
*''Secret Seduction'' (2008)
*''Lethal Exposure'' (2008)
*''Addicted to Love'' (2008)
*''All of Me'' (2009)
*''The Right Stuff'' (2009) *''The Right Stuff'' (2009)
*''Zero Control'' (2009) *''Sweet Surrender'' (2010)
*''The Sweethearts' Knitting Club'' (2009) *''High Stakes Seduction'' (2011)
*"''His Final Seduction"'' (2010) *''Intoxicating'' (2011)
*"''The True Love Quilting Club'' (2010)
*"''Sweet Surrender'''' (2010)
*''"The First Love Cookie Club" (2010)
*"The Welcome Home Garden Club" (2011)
*"''High Stakes Seduction"'' (2011)
*"''Intoxicating" (''2011)''


====The Bachelors of Bear Creek====
===Omnibus===
#''A Touch of Silk'' (2002)
*''Mistletoe and Mayhem / Santa's Sexy Secret'' (2000) (with ])
#''Sexy, Single and Searching'' (2002)
*''Going in Style / I Love Lucy'' (2001) (with ])
#''Eager, Eligible and Alaskan'' (2002)
#''A Thrill to Remember'' (2002)
*''The Bachelors of Bear Creek'' (2008)

====Cooper Sister====
#''Charmed and Dangerous'' (2004)
#''Mission: Irresistible'' (2005)

====Wedding Veil Wishes====
#''There Goes the Bride'' (2007)
#''Once Smitten, Twice Shy'' (2008)
#''Addicted to Love'' (2008)
#''All of Me'' (2009)

====Perfect Anatomy====
#''Crossing the line'' (2008)
#''Secret Seduction'' (2008)
#''Lethal Exposure'' (2008)

====EROS Vacations====
#''Zero Control'' (2009)
#''His Final Seduction'' (2010)

====Twilight, Texas====
#''The Sweethearts' Knitting Club'' (2009)
#''The True Love Quilting Club'' (2010)
#''The First Love Cookie Club'' (2010)
#''The Welcome Home Garden Club'' (2011)

====Jubilee, Texas====
#''The Cowboy Takes a Bride'' (2012)
#''The Cowboy and the Princess'' (2012)
#''A Cowboy for Christmas'' (2012)

====Omnibus====
*''Bye, Bye Bachelorhood / Coaxing Cupid'' (2001) *''Bye, Bye Bachelorhood / Coaxing Cupid'' (2001)
*''Sexy, Single and Searching / Eager, Eligible And Alaskan'' (2002) *''Sexy, Single and Searching / Eager, Eligible And Alaskan'' (2002)
*''Kiss the Bride'' (2012)

====Anthologies in collaboration====
*''Mistletoe and Mayhem / Santa's Sexy Secret'' (2000) (with ])
*''Going in Style / I Love Lucy'' (2001) (with ])
*''Live to Tell / Racing Against the Clock'' (2004) (with ])
*''Real Men Do It Better'' (2007) (with ], ], ]) *''Real Men Do It Better'' (2007) (with ], ], ])
*''Sand, Sun...Seduction''(2009) (with ], ]) *''Crossing the Line / Have Mercy'' (2008) (with ])
*"''By Invitation Only''" (2011) (with ], ]) *''Hell-Raiser / Secret Seduction'' (2008) (with ])
*''In Bed with the Playboy'' (2009) (with ], ])
*''Dangeous / Angels & Outlaws'' (2009) (with ])
*''Sand, Sun... Seduction''(2009) (with ], ])
*''Lie with Me / Destiny's Hand'' (2009) (with ])
*''One-Click Buy: September'' 2010 (2010) (with ], ], ], ]r, ])
*''By Invitation Only'' (2011) (with ], ])
*''The Phoenix / Born Ready'' (2012) (with ])
*''Soldier's Seduction'' (2012) (with ])


==References== ==References and sources==
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Laura Blabock Moeller.
BornLaura Blabock
DOB unknown
Texas, USA
Pen nameLaura Anthony,
Lori Wilde
OccupationNurse, novelist
LanguageEnglish language
NationalityUSAmerican
Period1994-Present
GenreRomance novel
SpouseBill Moeller
Website
http://www.loriwilde.com

Laura Blabock Moeller (b. Texas, USA), is an American author of contemporary romance novels, first under the pseudonym Laura Anthony, and now as Lori Wilde.

Biography

Laura Blabock was born in Texas, USA. She wrote her first short story at age eight, and finished her first novel four years later. At sixteen, she submitted a story to Alfred Hitchcock Magazine. Although it was rejected, she received a handwritten note telling her to keep writing. She continued to write, finishing 60 short stories over the next 10 years, persisting even while attending nursing school. All of her short stories were rejected, and a writing teacher finally suggested, in 1990, that she try to write a novel. Wilde took the teacher's advice, and in 1994 sold her second completed work to Silhouette Romance under the pseudonym Laura Anthony. Wilde wrote 11 novels under that name, with one becoming a finalist for the Romance Writers of America RITA AWard.

Until 2004, Wilde wrote category romances for Harlequin, primarily in their Duet and Blaze lines. Her first single title, License to Thrill, was published in 2003. Wilde has been nominated three times for Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Awards, for Coaxing Cupid, Packed With Pleasure, and Santa's Sexy Secret. She has also been nominated for a Romantic Times career achievement award in series love and laughter.

She has won first place in The Colorado Award of Excellence, the More than Magic, The Wisconsin Right Touch, The Laurel Wreath, The Desert Rose Golden Quill and the Lories. In 2007 she was also honored as distinguished alumna by Weatherford College.

In 2010, her book The First Love Cookie Club was on the USA Today and The New York Times best seller lists for five weeks.

Bibliography

As Laura Anthony

Single novels

  • Raleigh and the Rancher (1995)
  • Second Chance Family (1995)
  • Undercover Honeymoon (1996)
  • Look-A-Like Bride (1997)
  • The Stranger's Surprise (1997)
  • Baby Business (1997)
  • Bride of a Texas Trueblood (1998)
  • Honey of a Husband (1998)
  • Stranded with a Tall, Dark Stranger (1998)
  • I Married the Boss (1999)
  • The Twenty-four-hour Groom (1999)

As Lori Wilde

Single novels

  • Santa's Sexy Secret (2000)
  • Packed with Pleasure (2003)
  • License to Thrill (2003)
  • As You Like It (2004)
  • Gotta Have It (2004)
  • Racing Against the Clock (2004)
  • Shockingly Sensual (2005)
  • Saving Allegheny Green (2005)
  • Angels and Outlaws (2006)
  • Destiny's Hand (2006)
  • Some Like It Hot (2006)
  • You Only Love Twice (2006)
  • My Secret Life (2007)
  • The Right Stuff (2009)
  • Sweet Surrender (2010)
  • High Stakes Seduction (2011)
  • Intoxicating (2011)

The Bachelors of Bear Creek

  1. A Touch of Silk (2002)
  2. Sexy, Single and Searching (2002)
  3. Eager, Eligible and Alaskan (2002)
  4. A Thrill to Remember (2002)
  • The Bachelors of Bear Creek (2008)

Cooper Sister

  1. Charmed and Dangerous (2004)
  2. Mission: Irresistible (2005)

Wedding Veil Wishes

  1. There Goes the Bride (2007)
  2. Once Smitten, Twice Shy (2008)
  3. Addicted to Love (2008)
  4. All of Me (2009)

Perfect Anatomy

  1. Crossing the line (2008)
  2. Secret Seduction (2008)
  3. Lethal Exposure (2008)

EROS Vacations

  1. Zero Control (2009)
  2. His Final Seduction (2010)

Twilight, Texas

  1. The Sweethearts' Knitting Club (2009)
  2. The True Love Quilting Club (2010)
  3. The First Love Cookie Club (2010)
  4. The Welcome Home Garden Club (2011)

Jubilee, Texas

  1. The Cowboy Takes a Bride (2012)
  2. The Cowboy and the Princess (2012)
  3. A Cowboy for Christmas (2012)

Omnibus

  • Bye, Bye Bachelorhood / Coaxing Cupid (2001)
  • Sexy, Single and Searching / Eager, Eligible And Alaskan (2002)
  • Kiss the Bride (2012)

Anthologies in collaboration

References and sources

  1. Laura Blabock Moeller's Pseudonyms, Harlequin.com, retrieved 2012-05-21
  2. Lori Wilde Biography, Harlequin.com, retrieved 2012-05-21
  3. ^ Interview with Lori Wilde, In the Library Reviews, December 30, 2004, retrieved 2007-11-16 {{citation}}: |first= missing |last= (help)
  4. Author Profile: Lori Wilde, Romantic Times, 2007, retrieved 2007-11-16
  5. Mass-market paperbacks, The New York Times, November 14, 2010

External links

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