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Charlotte Hughes (born 1954) is an American author of romance and comedy novels, who lives in South Carolina.

Hughes was born in Williamston, South Carolina; soon after her birth, her family relocated to Texas. While she was a voracious reader as a child, she didn't care for the canonical works. She's said, "In high school and college, I was force-fed a lot of what is considered great literature. I must’ve been a shallow person because I didn’t appreciate it at the time, and I don’t remember most of what I read."

Hughes began her writing career in the early 1980s as the features editor of a small newspaper. She wrote humorous short pieces before venturing into longer works.^[1]

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Hughes, a New York Times best selling author, has written almost 40 books. These award-winning books run the gamut from romance to mystery, as well as humor, horror and suspense.

Hughes was one of the first category romance writers to secure a top-50 ranking on USA Today's list. A two-time recipient of the Maggie Award, she has also won the Talisman Award for best short story writer.

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• 1. Full House (2002)
• 2. Full Tilt (2002)
• 3. Full Speed (2003)
• 4. Full Blast (2004)
• 5. Full Bloom (2005)
• The Full Box (omnibus) (2006)
• 6. Full Scoop (2006)

• Too Many Husbands (1986)
• Straight Shootin' (1987)
• Travelin' Man (1988)
• Sweet Misery (1988)
• Tigress (1989)
• Scoundrel (1989)
• Private Eyes (1990)
• Restless Night (1990)
• Louisiana Lovin' (1990)
• Tough Guy, Savvy Lady (1991)
• The Lady and the Cowboy (1991)
• Rascal (1992)
• Island Rogue (1992)
• The Incredible Hunk (1993)
• Kissed by a Rogue (1993)
• The Devil and Miss Goody-Two Shoes (1994)
• Husband Wanted (1995)
• Ready-Made Family (1995)
• Belated Bride (1996)
• Tall, Dark, and Bad (1996)
• Valley of the Shadow (1998)
• Just Married...Again (1998)
• The Last Southern Belle (1998)
• Night Kills (1998)
• New Attitude (2001)
• Hot Shot (2002)
• Millionaire Cop and Mom-To-Be (2002)
• And After That, The Dark (2004)
• See Bride Run! (2014)
• Welcome to Temptation (2015)
• Miss Goody Two-Shoes (2015)

• Tall, Dark and Cranky / Millionaire Cop

• What Looks Like Crazy (Feb 2008)
• Nutcase (Feb 2009)
• High Anxiety (Dec 2009)

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• Fantastic Fiction

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