Fortune's Lady (52 page)

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Authors: Patricia Gaffney

Gaffney celebrating her twenty-first birthday in Vienna, Austria, during her junior year studying abroad.

Gaffney attended graduate school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She's pictured here during what she refers to as her “hippie days” in the early 1970s.

Gaffney and her husband Jon Pearson, high on love.

Class photo from East Mecklenberg High School in Charlotte, NC, where Gaffney taught twelfth-grade English for a year.

Romance Writers of America Winner's Ribbon from the 1988 conference in Seattle.

At Nora Roberts's house in the early 1990s. Left to right: Nora Roberts, Mary Blayney, Christine Dorsey, Elaine Fox, Gaffney, Beth Harbison, and Mary Kay McComas.

Example of a first draft, always done longhand.

A final outline for
Mad Dash.

The Gaffney clan in 1989. From left: Mike (brother), mother, father, Pat.

Gaffney and Jon with their dog Hannah in 2000.

Gaffney with Jon and dogs Jolene (left) and Finney (right) in 2007.

Gaffney's office in the attic.

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copyright © 1989 by Patricia Gaffney

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