Emma Goldrick

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::summary American husband-and-wife writing team ::

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Field	Value
name	Emma Elizabeth Jean Sutcliffe Goldrick
pseudonym	Emma Goldrick
birth_date
birth_place	Puerto Rico
death_date
death_place	Massachusetts, United States
occupation	Novelist
nationality	American
period	1983–1997
genre	Romantic novel
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| name = Robert N. Goldrick | image = | imagesize = | alt = | caption = | pseudonym = Emma Goldrick | birth_name = | birth_date = | birth_place = Massachusetts, United States | death_date = | death_place = New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States | occupation = Novelist | nationality = American | ethnicity = | citizenship = | education = | alma_mater = | period = 1983–1996 | genre = Romantic novel | subject = | movement = | notableworks = | spouse = | partner = | children = | relatives = | influences = | influenced = | awards = | signature = | website = | portaldisp = Emma Goldrick was the pseudonym used by the married writing team formed by Emma Elizabeth Jean Sutcliffe (February 7, 1923, in Puerto Rico – November 20, 2008) and Robert N. Goldrick (March 22, 1919, in Massachusetts, United States – January 22, 1996). Under this name they wrote 41 romance novels published by Mills & Boon between 1983 and 1996. After Robert's death, Emma wrote her last book, "The Ninety-Day Wife", in his memory.

Bibliography

Single novels

• And Blow Your House Down (1983)
• Miss Mary's Husband (1985)
• Ice Lady (1985)
• Night Bells Blooming (1985)
• The Trouble With Bridges (1985)
• Rent-a-bride Ltd. (1985)
• Daughter of the Sea (1985)
• Thunder Over Eden (1985)
• The Over-Mountain Man (1985)
• Hidden Treasures (1986)
• If Love be Blind (1987)
• King of the Hill (1987)
• Temporary Paragon (1987)
• Madeleine's Marriage (1988)
• My Brother's Keeper (1988)
• To Tame a Tycoon (1988)
• Pilgrim's Promise (1988)
• A Heart As Big As Texas (1989)
• The Girl He Left Behind (1990)
• Love Is in the Cards (1990)
• Silence Speaks for Love (1990)
• Mississippi Miss (1990)
• Summer Storms (1991)
• Doubly Delicious (1991)
• Smuggler's Love (1991)
• Loveable Katie Lovewell (1991)
• The Widow's Mite (1992)
• Spirit of Love (1992)
• Baby Makes Three (1993)
• The Unmarried Bride (1993)
• The Balleymore Bride (1994)
• The Ninety-Day Wife (1997)

Latimore Saga

• The Road (1984)
• Tempered by Fire (1986)
• The Latimore Bride (1988)
• Faith, Hope and Marriage (1995)
• Bringing Up Babies (1996)

First Class Series Multi-Author

• A Touch of Forgiveness (1990)

Kids & Kisses Series Multi-Author

• Leonie's Luck (1994)
• Faith, Hope and Marriage (1995)

Babies & Bachelors USA Series Multi-Author

• The Baby Caper (1995)

Holding Out for a Hero Series Multi-Author

• Husband Material (1996)
• Bringing Up Babies (1996)

Baby Boom Series Multi-Author

• Bringing Up Babies (1996)

Omnibus in collaboration

• Blind to Love (1988) (with Connie Bennett and Rebecca Winters)
• Sunsational (1991) (with Emma Darcy, Penny Jordan and Carole Mortimer)
• Just Add Children: Perfect Solution, Doubly Delicious (1995) (with Catherine George)
• The Parent Trap (1997) (with Helen Brooks)
• Love and Marriage (1999) (with Betty Neels)
• Blind Passions (1999) (with Miranda Lee and Rebecca Winters)
• A Tender Christmas (2000) (with Liz Fielding and Leigh Michaels)

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