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'''Jill MacLean''' ( |
'''Jill MacLean''' (born 1941 in England) is a Canadian writer of [[children's fiction]] books and, under the pseudonyms of '''Sandra Field''', '''Jan MacLean''' and '''Jocelyn Haley,''' a popular author of over 70 [[romance novel]]s for [[Harlequin Enterprises Ltd]] since 1974. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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Jill MacLean was born in 1941 in England. In 1950, her family moved to [[Nova Scotia]], |
Jill MacLean was born in 1941 in England. In 1950, her family moved to [[Nova Scotia]], Canada.<ref name="peibooks.ca">{{Citation|title=Jill MacLean at peibooks.ca |url=http://www.peibooks.ca/Authors/JillMacLean.html |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110706193516/http://www.peibooks.ca/Authors/JillMacLean.html |archivedate=2011-07-06 }}</ref> |
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She graduated in Science with honours from Dalhousie University |
She graduated in Science with honours from Dalhousie University. After her graduation, she married, and worked on metal-induced rancidity of cod fillets at the Fisheries Research Board{{Citation needed|date=January 2021}}, until her daughter was born. Following the birth of her son, she was employed by the pathology laboratory of [[Sydney City Hospital]] and the biology department of [[Mount Allison University]].<ref name="peibooks.ca"/> |
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When her husband joined the armed forces as a chaplain, the family moved 3 times in the first 18 months. Her children went to the school, and she did not consider to work. She read a dozen romance novels, and began to write. When she was published in 1974, she decided to use pseudonyms to avoid that her congregation knew, that the chaplain's wife wrote romances<ref name="SFHarlequin">{{Citation | title = Sandra Field at Harlequin | url = http://www.eharlequin.com/author.html?authorid=67}}</ref> |
When her husband joined the armed forces as a chaplain, the family moved 3 times in the first 18 months. Her children went to the school, and she did not consider to work. She read a dozen romance novels, and began to write. When she was published in 1974, she decided to use pseudonyms to avoid that her congregation knew, that the chaplain's wife wrote romances.<ref name="SFHarlequin">{{Citation | title = Sandra Field at Harlequin | url = http://www.eharlequin.com/author.html?authorid=67 | access-date = 2007-06-17 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20090125113729/http://www.eharlequin.com/author.html?authorid=67 | archive-date = 2009-01-25 | url-status = dead }}</ref> |
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She published her romance novels as Sandra Field and Jocelyn Haley, and in collaboration with other Maritimer writer she wrote as Jan MacLean<ref name="OttawaCitizen"/> |
She published her romance novels as Sandra Field and Jocelyn Haley, and in collaboration with other Maritimer writer she wrote as Jan MacLean.<ref name="OttawaCitizen"/> She also wrote under her real name a historical biography, a collection of poetry and now to please her grandson, Stuart, she writes also children's books. |
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She completed a Masters in Theological Studies at the Atlantic School of Theology<ref name="peibooks.ca"/> |
Jill is a member of The [[Writers' Union of Canada]]. She completed a Masters in Theological Studies at the [[Atlantic School of Theology]].<ref name="peibooks.ca"/> |
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Before she turned 40, her life was changed, she had lost three of the most important women in her life: her mother and sister to illness, and her seventeen-year-old daughter to a car accident. She separated from her husband in 1976<ref name="OttawaCitizen"/> |
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==Awards== |
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* Ann Connor Brimer Award for Children's Literature |
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* The Present Tense of Prinny Murphy: 2010 Atlantic Book Awards. |
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==Bibliography== |
==Bibliography== |
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===As Sandra Field=== |
===As Sandra Field=== |
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<ref name="SFFF">{{Citation | title = Sandra Field at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/f/sandra-field}}</ref> |
<ref name="SFFF">{{Citation | title = Sandra Field at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/f/sandra-field}}</ref> |
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====Single Novels==== |
====Single Novels==== |
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*To Trust My Love (1974) |
* To Trust My Love (1974) |
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*Scent of Apples (1975) |
* Scent of Apples (1975) |
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*Winds of Winter (1980) |
* Winds of Winter (1980) |
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*Storms of Spring (1981) |
* Storms of Spring (1981) |
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*Sight of a Stranger (1981) |
* Sight of a Stranger (1981) |
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*Walk by My Side (1982) |
* Walk by My Side (1982) |
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*Attraction of Opposites (1983) |
* Attraction of Opposites (1983) |
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*A Mistake in Identity (1983) |
* A Mistake in Identity (1983) |
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*The Tides of Summer (1983) |
* The Tides of Summer (1983) |
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*Mackenzie Country (1983) |
* Mackenzie Country (1983) |
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*Change of Heart (1984) |
* Change of Heart (1984) |
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*Out of Wedlock (1985) |
* Out of Wedlock (1985) |
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*World of Difference (1985) |
* World of Difference (1985) |
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*One in a Million (1986) |
* One in a Million (1986) |
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*Ideal Match (1986) |
* Ideal Match (1986) |
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*Single Combat (1987) |
* Single Combat (1987) |
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*Love in a Mist (1988) |
* Love in a Mist (1988) |
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*Chase a Rainbow (1988) |
* Chase a Rainbow (1988) |
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*The Right Man (1988) |
* The Right Man (1988) |
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*Goodbye Forever (1989) |
* Goodbye Forever (1989) |
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*Ring of Gold (1989) |
* Ring of Gold (1989) |
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*The Land of Maybe (1990) |
* The Land of Maybe (1990) |
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*Love at First Sight (1990) |
* Love at First Sight (1990) |
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*Happy Ending (1991) |
* Happy Ending (1991) |
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*Safety in Numbers (1991) |
* Safety in Numbers (1991) |
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*Taken by Storm (1992) |
* Taken by Storm (1992) |
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*One-Night Stand (1992) |
* One-Night Stand (1992) |
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*Travelling Light (1993) |
* Travelling Light (1993) |
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*The Dating Game (1994) |
* The Dating Game (1994) |
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*Wildfire (1994) |
* Wildfire (1994) |
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*The Sun at Midnight (1994) |
* The Sun at Midnight (1994) |
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*Untouched (1995) |
* Untouched (1995) |
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*Honeymoon for Three (1996) |
* Honeymoon for Three (1996) |
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*Seducing Nell (1997) |
* Seducing Nell (1997) |
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*Up Close and Personal! (1997) |
* Up Close and Personal! (1997) |
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*Girl Trouble (1998) |
* Girl Trouble (1998) |
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*Remarried in Haste (1998) |
* Remarried in Haste (1998) |
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*The Mother of His Child (1999) |
* The Mother of His Child (1999) |
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*Jared's Love-Child (1999) |
* Jared's Love-Child (1999) |
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*Contract Bridegroom (2000) |
* Contract Bridegroom (2000) |
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*Expecting His Baby (2001) |
* Expecting His Baby (2001) |
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*The Mistress Deal (2001) |
* The Mistress Deal (2001) |
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*Pregnancy of Convenience (2002) |
* Pregnancy of Convenience (2002) |
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*On the Tycoon's Terms (2002) |
* On the Tycoon's Terms (2002) |
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*Surrender to Marriage (2004) |
* Surrender to Marriage (2004) |
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*The English Aristocrat's Bride (2005) |
* The English Aristocrat's Bride (2005) |
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*His One-Night Mistress (2005) |
* His One-Night Mistress (2005) |
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*The Millionaire's Pregnant Wife (2006) |
* The Millionaire's Pregnant Wife (2006) |
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*The Jet-Set Seduction (2006) |
* The Jet-Set Seduction (2006) |
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*The Billionaire's Virgin Mistress (2008) |
* The Billionaire's Virgin Mistress (2008) |
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====Significant Others Series==== |
====Significant Others Series==== |
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#Beyond Reach (1995) |
# Beyond Reach (1995) |
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#Second Honeymoon (1995) |
# Second Honeymoon (1995) |
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#After Hours (1996) |
# After Hours (1996) |
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====Millionaire Marriages Series==== |
====Millionaire Marriages Series==== |
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#The Millionaire's Marriage Demand (2003) |
# The Millionaire's Marriage Demand (2003) |
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#The Tycoon's Virgin Bride (2003) |
# The Tycoon's Virgin Bride (2003) |
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====Wed Again Series==== |
====Wed Again Series==== |
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*Remarried in Haste (1998) |
* Remarried in Haste (1998) |
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====Man Talk Series Multi-Author==== |
====Man Talk Series Multi-Author==== |
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*Girl Trouble (1998) |
* Girl Trouble (1998) |
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====Wedlocked! Series Multi-Author==== |
====Wedlocked! Series Multi-Author==== |
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*Jared's Love-Child (1999) |
* Jared's Love-Child (1999) |
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====Expecting! Series Multi-Author==== |
====Expecting! Series Multi-Author==== |
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*Expecting His Baby (2001) |
* Expecting His Baby (2001) |
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*Pregnancy of Convenience (2002) |
* Pregnancy of Convenience (2002) |
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====For Love or Money Series Multi-Author==== |
====For Love or Money Series Multi-Author==== |
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*His One-Night Mistress (2005) |
* His One-Night Mistress (2005) |
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====Omnibus In Collaboration==== |
====Omnibus In Collaboration==== |
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*Blind to Love (1997) (with [[Catherine George]]) |
* Blind to Love (1997) (with [[Catherine George]]) |
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*Bodyguards (1997) (with [[Elizabeth Oldfield]]) |
* Bodyguards (1997) (with [[Elizabeth Oldfield]]) |
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*Boardroom Baby (2003) (with [[Emma Darcy]] and [[Kim Lawrence]]) |
* Boardroom Baby (2003) (with [[Emma Darcy]] and [[Kim Lawrence]]) |
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*Pregnant Brides (2004) (with [[Emma Darcy]] and [[Carol Marinelli]]) |
* Pregnant Brides (2004) (with [[Emma Darcy]] and [[Carol Marinelli]]) |
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*Hot Summer Loving (2004) (with [[Jacqueline Baird]] and [[Miranda Lee]]) |
* Hot Summer Loving (2004) (with [[Jacqueline Baird]] and [[Miranda Lee]]) |
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*His Virgin Lover (2006) (with [[Sara Craven]] and [[Susan Napier]]) |
* His Virgin Lover (2006) (with [[Sara Craven]] and [[Susan Napier]]) |
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*The Tycoon's Virgin (2007) (with [[Daphne Clair]] and [[Cathy Williams]]) |
* The Tycoon's Virgin (2007) (with [[Daphne Clair]] and [[Cathy Williams]]) |
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*Married to a Millionaire (2007) (with [[Margaret Mayo]] and [[Lee Wilkinson]]) |
* Married to a Millionaire (2007) (with [[Margaret Mayo (novelist)|Margaret Mayo]] and [[Lee Wilkinson]]) |
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*One Passionate Night (2008) (with [[Robyn Donald]] and [[Miranda Lee]]) |
* One Passionate Night (2008) (with [[Robyn Donald]] and [[Miranda Lee]]) |
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*Jet-Set Summer Affairs (2009) (with [[Penny Jordan]] and [[Sarah Morgan]]) |
* Jet-Set Summer Affairs (2009) (with [[Penny Jordan]] and [[Sarah Morgan (novelist)|Sarah Morgan]]) |
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*To Claim His Secret Son (2009) (with [[Lucy Clark]] and [[Julia James]]) |
* To Claim His Secret Son (2009) (with [[Lucy Clark]] and [[Julia James]]) |
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*Her Lover Tycoon (2010) (with |
* Her Lover Tycoon (2010) (with Amanda Browning and [[Lee Wilkinson]]) |
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*The Right Bride (2010) (with [[Sara Craven]] and [[Jessica Steele]]) |
* The Right Bride (2010) (with [[Sara Craven]] and [[Jessica Steele]]) |
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===As Jill MacLean=== |
===As Jill MacLean=== |
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<ref name="JILLFF">{{Citation | title = Jill MacLean at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/m/jill-maclean/}}</ref> |
<ref name="JILLFF">{{Citation | title = Jill MacLean at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/m/jill-maclean/}}</ref> |
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====Historical biography==== |
====Historical biography==== |
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*Jean Pierre Roma (1977) |
* Jean Pierre Roma (1977) |
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====Poetry==== |
====Poetry==== |
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*The Brevity of Red (2003) |
* The Brevity of Red (2003) |
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====Children's Fiction==== |
====Children's Fiction==== |
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*The Nine Lives of Travis Keating (2008) |
* The Nine Lives of Travis Keating (2008) |
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*The Present Tense of Prinny Murphy ( |
* The Present Tense of Prinny Murphy (2009) |
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* Home Truths (2010) |
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* [[The Hidden Agenda of Sigrid Sugden]] (2013) |
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===As Jan MacLean=== |
===As Jan MacLean=== |
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<ref name="JANFF">{{Citation | title = Jan MacLean at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/m/jan-maclean}}</ref> |
<ref name="JANFF">{{Citation | title = Jan MacLean at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/m/jan-maclean}}</ref> |
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====Single Novels==== |
====Single Novels==== |
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*To Begin Again (1978) |
* To Begin Again (1978) |
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*Bitter Homecoming (1978) |
* Bitter Homecoming (1978) |
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*Early Summer (1979) |
* Early Summer (1979) |
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*White Fire (1979) |
* White Fire (1979) |
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*Island Loving (1980) |
* Island Loving (1980) |
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*All Our Tomorrows (1982) |
* All Our Tomorrows (1982) |
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====Omnibus In Collaboration==== |
====Omnibus In Collaboration==== |
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*The Enchanted Woods / To Begin Again / Handful of Stardust (1986) (with [[Katrina Britt]] and [[Yvonne Whittal]]) |
* The Enchanted Woods / To Begin Again / Handful of Stardust (1986) (with [[Katrina Britt]] and [[Yvonne Whittal]]) |
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===As Jocelyn Haley=== |
===As Jocelyn Haley=== |
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<ref name="JHFF">{{Citation | title = Jocelyn Haley at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/h/jocelyn-haley}}</ref> |
<ref name="JHFF">{{Citation | title = Jocelyn Haley at Fantastic Fiction | url = http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/h/jocelyn-haley}}</ref> |
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====Single Novels==== |
====Single Novels==== |
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*Love Wild and Free (1981) |
* Love Wild and Free (1981) |
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*Winds of Desire (1982) |
* Winds of Desire (1982) |
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*La Nymphe de Sioux Lake (1983) |
* La Nymphe de Sioux Lake (1983) |
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*Romance D'Automne (1983) |
* Romance D'Automne (1983) |
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*Serenade for a Lost Love (1983) |
* Serenade for a Lost Love (1983) |
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*Cry of the Falcon (1983) |
* Cry of the Falcon (1983) |
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*Shadows in the Sun (1984) |
* Shadows in the Sun (1984) |
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*Dream of Darkness (1985) |
* Dream of Darkness (1985) |
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*Drive the Night Away (1988) |
* Drive the Night Away (1988) |
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*A Time to Love (1989) |
* A Time to Love (1989) |
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==References |
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Jill MacLean[1] | |
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Born | 1941 (age 82–83) England |
Pen name | Sandra Field Jill MacLean Jan MacLean (in collaboration) Jocelyn Haley |
Occupation | Novelist |
Nationality | Canadian |
Period | 1974-Present |
Genre | Romantic novel, children's fiction |
Website | |
jillmaclean |
Jill MacLean (born 1941 in England) is a Canadian writer of children's fiction books and, under the pseudonyms of Sandra Field, Jan MacLean and Jocelyn Haley, a popular author of over 70 romance novels for Harlequin Enterprises Ltd since 1974.
Biography
[edit]Jill MacLean was born in 1941 in England. In 1950, her family moved to Nova Scotia, Canada.[2]
She graduated in Science with honours from Dalhousie University. After her graduation, she married, and worked on metal-induced rancidity of cod fillets at the Fisheries Research Board[citation needed], until her daughter was born. Following the birth of her son, she was employed by the pathology laboratory of Sydney City Hospital and the biology department of Mount Allison University.[2]
When her husband joined the armed forces as a chaplain, the family moved 3 times in the first 18 months. Her children went to the school, and she did not consider to work. She read a dozen romance novels, and began to write. When she was published in 1974, she decided to use pseudonyms to avoid that her congregation knew, that the chaplain's wife wrote romances.[3]
She published her romance novels as Sandra Field and Jocelyn Haley, and in collaboration with other Maritimer writer she wrote as Jan MacLean.[1] She also wrote under her real name a historical biography, a collection of poetry and now to please her grandson, Stuart, she writes also children's books.
Jill is a member of The Writers' Union of Canada. She completed a Masters in Theological Studies at the Atlantic School of Theology.[2]
Before she turned 40, her life was changed, she had lost three of the most important women in her life: her mother and sister to illness, and her seventeen-year-old daughter to a car accident. She separated from her husband in 1976[1]
Jill now lives in Bedford, Nova Scotia,[2] is grandmother of two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.[3]
Awards
[edit]- Ann Connor Brimer Award for Children's Literature
- The Present Tense of Prinny Murphy: 2010 Atlantic Book Awards.
Bibliography
[edit]As Sandra Field
[edit]Single Novels
[edit]- To Trust My Love (1974)
- Scent of Apples (1975)
- Winds of Winter (1980)
- Storms of Spring (1981)
- Sight of a Stranger (1981)
- Walk by My Side (1982)
- Attraction of Opposites (1983)
- A Mistake in Identity (1983)
- The Tides of Summer (1983)
- Mackenzie Country (1983)
- Change of Heart (1984)
- Out of Wedlock (1985)
- World of Difference (1985)
- One in a Million (1986)
- Ideal Match (1986)
- Single Combat (1987)
- Love in a Mist (1988)
- Chase a Rainbow (1988)
- The Right Man (1988)
- Goodbye Forever (1989)
- Ring of Gold (1989)
- The Land of Maybe (1990)
- Love at First Sight (1990)
- Happy Ending (1991)
- Safety in Numbers (1991)
- Taken by Storm (1992)
- One-Night Stand (1992)
- Travelling Light (1993)
- The Dating Game (1994)
- Wildfire (1994)
- The Sun at Midnight (1994)
- Untouched (1995)
- Honeymoon for Three (1996)
- Seducing Nell (1997)
- Up Close and Personal! (1997)
- Girl Trouble (1998)
- Remarried in Haste (1998)
- The Mother of His Child (1999)
- Jared's Love-Child (1999)
- Contract Bridegroom (2000)
- Expecting His Baby (2001)
- The Mistress Deal (2001)
- Pregnancy of Convenience (2002)
- On the Tycoon's Terms (2002)
- Surrender to Marriage (2004)
- The English Aristocrat's Bride (2005)
- His One-Night Mistress (2005)
- The Millionaire's Pregnant Wife (2006)
- The Jet-Set Seduction (2006)
- The Billionaire's Virgin Mistress (2008)
Significant Others Series
[edit]- Beyond Reach (1995)
- Second Honeymoon (1995)
- After Hours (1996)
Millionaire Marriages Series
[edit]- The Millionaire's Marriage Demand (2003)
- The Tycoon's Virgin Bride (2003)
Wed Again Series
[edit]- Remarried in Haste (1998)
Man Talk Series Multi-Author
[edit]- Girl Trouble (1998)
Wedlocked! Series Multi-Author
[edit]- Jared's Love-Child (1999)
Expecting! Series Multi-Author
[edit]- Expecting His Baby (2001)
- Pregnancy of Convenience (2002)
For Love or Money Series Multi-Author
[edit]- His One-Night Mistress (2005)
Omnibus In Collaboration
[edit]- Blind to Love (1997) (with Catherine George)
- Bodyguards (1997) (with Elizabeth Oldfield)
- Boardroom Baby (2003) (with Emma Darcy and Kim Lawrence)
- Pregnant Brides (2004) (with Emma Darcy and Carol Marinelli)
- Hot Summer Loving (2004) (with Jacqueline Baird and Miranda Lee)
- His Virgin Lover (2006) (with Sara Craven and Susan Napier)
- The Tycoon's Virgin (2007) (with Daphne Clair and Cathy Williams)
- Married to a Millionaire (2007) (with Margaret Mayo and Lee Wilkinson)
- One Passionate Night (2008) (with Robyn Donald and Miranda Lee)
- Jet-Set Summer Affairs (2009) (with Penny Jordan and Sarah Morgan)
- To Claim His Secret Son (2009) (with Lucy Clark and Julia James)
- Her Lover Tycoon (2010) (with Amanda Browning and Lee Wilkinson)
- The Right Bride (2010) (with Sara Craven and Jessica Steele)
As Jill MacLean
[edit]Historical biography
[edit]- Jean Pierre Roma (1977)
Poetry
[edit]- The Brevity of Red (2003)
Children's Fiction
[edit]- The Nine Lives of Travis Keating (2008)
- The Present Tense of Prinny Murphy (2009)
- Home Truths (2010)
- The Hidden Agenda of Sigrid Sugden (2013)
As Jan MacLean
[edit]Single Novels
[edit]- To Begin Again (1978)
- Bitter Homecoming (1978)
- Early Summer (1979)
- White Fire (1979)
- Island Loving (1980)
- All Our Tomorrows (1982)
Omnibus In Collaboration
[edit]- The Enchanted Woods / To Begin Again / Handful of Stardust (1986) (with Katrina Britt and Yvonne Whittal)
As Jocelyn Haley
[edit]Single Novels
[edit]- Love Wild and Free (1981)
- Winds of Desire (1982)
- La Nymphe de Sioux Lake (1983)
- Romance D'Automne (1983)
- Serenade for a Lost Love (1983)
- Cry of the Falcon (1983)
- Shadows in the Sun (1984)
- Dream of Darkness (1985)
- Drive the Night Away (1988)
- A Time to Love (1989)
References
[edit]- ^ a b c Maritimer makes good writing romance novels
- ^ a b c d Jill MacLean at peibooks.ca, archived from the original on 2011-07-06
- ^ a b Sandra Field at Harlequin, archived from the original on 2009-01-25, retrieved 2007-06-17
- ^ Sandra Field at Fantastic Fiction
- ^ Jill MacLean at Fantastic Fiction
- ^ Jan MacLean at Fantastic Fiction
- ^ Jocelyn Haley at Fantastic Fiction