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Hope Tarr
Hope Tarr is a graduate of the Catholic University
of America where she earned a master’s degree in psychology
and a Ph.D. in education. Her debut novel, A Rogue’s
Pleasure, is a nominee for Romantic Times’ Reviewers’
Choice Award for Best First Historical. 2002 will witness the release of two more Jove
historical romances, both career “firsts” for Hope. My
Lord Jack, a Jove “Highland Fling” romance (May 2002,
ISBN #0-515-13339-6) is Hope’s first Scottish-set
historical. Sparks fly when pampered French beauty Claudia
Valemont flees revolutionary France for Scotland in search
of the Scottish father she has never known. Instead she
meets Jack Campbell, a handsome half-English, half-Scottish
outcast with a troubled past of his own. September 2002 will see the publication of Hope’s
single-title debut, Tempting, a “My Fair Lady” story
with a very special twist. Amidst the backdrop of
Victorian London, aspiring Member of Parliament Simon
Belleville rescues lovely young waif, Christine Tremayne
from the worst of the Covent Garden brothels. Polishing
this roughly hewn diamond into a proper English miss will
test not only the depths of Simon’s patience but also that
of his very heart. Hope is also a passionate spokesperson for the well-
being of companion animals. As a volunteer project
director for the Prevent a Litter Coalition (PaLC), she
launched a national grassroots effort that united
veterinarians and animal lovers around the country to win
issuance of not one but two “Neuter/Spay Your Pet” U.S.
commemorative postage stamps to be released in 2002.
Whether dreaming up dashing heroes and spirited
ladies to populate the fictional worlds of her historical
romances or working to make her corner of the “real” world
a brighter place for both humans and animals, Hope loves
hearing from readers. You can contact her at P.O. Box
7666, Fredericksburg, VA 22404, by email at TarrRogue@aol.com, or
visit her site on the World Wide Web.
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