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Carly Phillips

Not to be confused with Carnie Wilson or Wilson Phillips.

Karen Drogin (born July 7, 1965), known professionally by the pen name Carly Phillips, is an American author and former attorney.[1] Phillips has written seventy-five romance novels.

Karen Drogin
Born (1965-07-07) July 7, 1965 (age 58)
New York, U.S.
Pen nameCarly Phillips
Occupationnovelist
Period1998–present
Genreromance
Website
www.carlyphillips.com

Awards

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  • Waldenbooks Bestselling Author Award
  • Oklahoma Romance Writers of America National Readers' Choice Award
  • Virginia Romance Writers of America's Holt Medallion
  • Greater Detroit Romance Writers of America Booksellers' Best
  • Dorothy Parker Award for Excellence

Bibliography

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Simply series

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  • Simply Sinful (2000)
  • Simply Scandalous (2000)
  • Simply Sensual (2001)
  • Body Heat (2001)
  • Simply Sexy (2002)

Hot zone series

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  • Hot Stuff (2004)
  • Hot Number (2005)
  • Hot Item (2006)
  • Hot Property (June 24, 2008) (last of the "Hot Zone" Series)[2]

Stand alone novels

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  • Brazen (1999)
  • Secret Fantasy (2001)
  • Erotic Invitation (2001)
  • Seduce Me (2008) (reprint of Erotic Invitation)

Corwin curse series

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  • Lucky Charm (October 2008)
  • Lucky Streak (June 2009)
  • Lucky Break (September 2009)

Costas sister series

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  • Under the Boardwalk (2004)
  • Summer Lovin' (2005)

Ty & Hunter series

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  • Cross My Heart (2006)
  • Sealed With A Kiss (2007)

Chandler brothers series

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  • The Bachelor (2002)
  • The Playboy (2003)
  • The Heartbreaker (2003)

Written As Karen Drogin

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  • Perfect Partners (1999)
  • The Right Choice (2000)
  • Solitary Man (2000)

The Bachelor Blog Series

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  • Kiss Me If You Can ( 2010)
  • Love Me If You Dare (2010)

Serendipity

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  • Serendipity (2011)
  • Destiny (2012)
  • Karma (2012)
  • Kismet (novella)

Dare to Love Series

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  • Dare to Love (2013)
  • Dare to Desire (2014)
  • Dare to Surrender (2014)(New York Dare Cousin's)
  • Dare to Submit (2014)(New York Dared Cousin's)
  • Dare to Touch (2015)
  • Dare to Hold (2015)
  • Dare to Rock (2015)
  • Dare to Seduce (2015)(New York Dare Cousin's)
  • Dare to Take (May 3, 2016 on Google Play

UNRELEASED

  • Dare to Want
  • Dare to Pleasure
  • Dare to Dream

Omnibus

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  • Naughty or Nice? (2001) (with Sherrilyn Kenyon, Patricia Ryan and Kathryn Smith)
  • Invitations to Seduction (2003) (with Janelle Denison and Vicki Lewis Thompson)
  • Stroke of Midnight (2004) (with Jacquie D'Alessandro, Janelle Denison)
  • Skin Tight / Hot Number (2005) (with Susan Andersen)
  • Undone: Going All the Way / Her Secret Thrill / Good Time Girl (2005) (with Donna Kauffman and Candace Schuler)
  • Santa, Baby (2006) (with Jennifer Cruise, Lori Foster)

Internet meme

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Starting in 2011 an internet meme featuring a picture of Phillips spread online called the Sheltering Suburban Mom;[3] the captions on the image typically illustrated the perceived out-of-touch double standards suburban mothers hold against their children or their peers. Phillips herself was initially unaware of the meme itself; when it was first brought to her attention she claims to have been distressed, thinking it was about herself, not the archetype; she came to understand the joke now and claims she is nothing like the supposed suburban mothers.[3]

References

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  1. ^ CarlyPhillips.com
  2. ^ "Carly's 2007/2008 Release Schedule". CarlyPhillips.com. Archived from the original on 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2007-08-27.
  3. ^ a b "Meet your meme: Sheltering Suburban Mom's Carly Phillips". The Daily Dot. 7 February 2012.
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