Ginna Gray

Ginna Gray, a native of Texas, was born in 1938 and now makes her home in Colorado. She won the Golden Heart and sold her first novel in 1983. She also served as President of the Northwest Houston Chapter of the Romance Writers of America in 1990. She is also known as Virginia Gray.

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Silhouette Christmas stories 1987

by Linda Howard, Dixie Browning, Ginna Gray, and Diana Palmer First published in 1987 — 5 editions

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Building Dreams

by Ginna Gray First published in 1993 — 3 editions

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Quiet Fires

by Ginna Gray First published in 1993 — 3 editions

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Alissa's miracle

by Ginna Gray First published in 1998 — 2 editions

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The gentling

by Ginna Gray First published in 1984 — 2 editions
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Goldenillusion

by Ginna Gray First published in 1984 — 2 editions

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The heart's yearning

by Ginna Gray First published in 1985 — 2 editions
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If there be love.

by Ginna Gray First published in 1989 — 2 editions

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Once in a Lifetime (Silhouette Special Edition)

by Ginna Gray First published in 1991 — 2 editions

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Pale moon rising

by Ginna Gray First published in 2004 — 2 editions

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The prodigal daughter

by Ginna Gray First published in 2000 — 2 editions

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Sweet Promise (Silhouette Special Edition)

by Ginna Gray First published in 1986 — 2 editions
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The Trophy Wife

by Ginna Gray First published in 2006 — 2 editions

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Where angels fear

by Ginna Gray First published in 1988 — 2 editions
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The witness

by Ginna Gray First published in 2001 — 2 editions

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The prime objective

by Ginna Gray First published in 2009 — 2 editions

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Take 5: Volume #7

by Diana Palmer, Ginna Gray, and Muriel Jensen First published in 2002 — 2 editions

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Alissa'S Miracle (That'S My Baby)

by Ginna Gray First published in 1997 — 1 edition

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Always

by Ginna Gray First published in 1994 — 1 edition

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Always

by Ginna Gray First published in 1994 — 1 edition
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