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Daphne Clair

Daphne Clair de Jong, née Williams (born 1939 in Dargaville, Northland) is a popular New Zealand writer of over 75 romance novels since 1977 as Daphne Clair and Daphne de Jong, and under the pseudonyms Laurey Bright, Clair Lorel, and Clarissa Garland, and she also publishes poetry and articles.

Daphne Clair Williams de Jong
BornDaphne Clair Williams
1939 (age 84–85)
Dargaville, Northland, New Zealand
Pen nameDaphne Clair
Laurey Bright
Claire Lorel
Daphne de Jong
Clarissa Garland
OccupationWriter
NationalityNew Zealand
Period1977–2007
GenreRomance, poetry, non-fiction
Website
www.daphneclair.com

Daphne Clair de Jong was a founding member and first president of Feminists for Life New Zealand, and wrote articles articulating its position in the seventies. Feminists for Life had no policies on homosexuality/lesbianism or divorce, as stated in the constitution. She subsequently resigned from the organisation, which had increasingly become associated with social conservatism and conservative Christianity and later became Women for Life, dropping its feminist focus. After subsequently becoming the Family Education Network in the late nineties, the organisation ceased to exist altogether.

Biography edit

Daphne Clair Williams was born on 1939 in Dargaville, Northland, New Zealand. She decided to be a writer when she was 8 years old. She published her first short story when she was 16. She writes romantic novels, poetry and articles. She conducts a romance writing workshop for aspiring writers with Robyn Donald and offers her home as a writers' retreat. She has won awards for both her romantic novels and other works.

Clair is married to a Netherlands-born man, they have five children and live in the winterless north of New Zealand.

Bibliography edit

As Daphne Clair edit

Single novels edit

  • Return to Love (1977)
  • Streak of Gold (1978)
  • My Darling Clementina (1978)
  • Jade Girl (1978)
  • Jasmine Bride (1979)
  • The Sleeping Fire (1979)
  • Something Less Than Love (1979)
  • A Wilder Shore (1980)
  • Darling Deceiver (1980)
  • Frozen Heart (1980)
  • Loving Trap (1980)
  • Never Count Tomorrow (1980)
  • Dark Remembrance (1981)
  • Promise to Pay (1981)
  • Pacific Pretence (1982)
  • Marriage under fire (1983)
  • A Ruling Passion (1983)
  • Take Hold of Tomorrow (1984)
  • Dark Dream (1985)
  • No Escape (1987)
  • No Winner (1987)
  • The Wayward Bride (1989)
  • Flame on the Horizon (1993)
  • Dark Mirror (1994)
  • Infamous Bargain (1994)
  • Edge of Deception (1995)
  • Wilde Man (1996)
  • Grounds for Marriage (1996)
  • Wilde Heart (1996)
  • Lover's Lies (1997)
  • Reckless Engagement (1997)
  • Carpenter's Mermaid (1997)
  • Summer Seduction (1998)
  • Wife to a Stranger (1998)
  • Makeshift Marriage (1999)
  • His Trophy Mistress (2001)
  • The Marriage Debt (2002)
  • Claiming His Bride (2003)
  • The Determined Virgin (2003)
  • The Brunellesci Baby (2004)

Year Down Under series (multi-author) edit

  • And Then Came Morning (1992)

Expecting! series (multi-author) edit

  • The Riccioni Pregnancy (2003)

Omnibus in collaboration edit

Nonfiction edit

As Laurey Bright edit

Single novels edit

  • Tears of Morning (1981)
  • Sweet Vengeance (1982)
  • Deep Waters (1983)
  • When Morning Comes (1984)
  • Fetters of the Past (1984)
  • Long Way from Home (1985)
  • Rainbow Way (1987)
  • Jacinth (1988)
  • Sudden Sunlight (1989)
  • Games of Chance (1989)
  • A Guilty Passion (1990)
  • The Older Man (1992)
  • The Kindness of Strangers (1993)
  • An Interrupted Marriage (1994)
  • A Perfect Marriage (1995)
  • Summer's Past (1996)
  • The Wedding Ultimatum (2001)
  • Shadowing Shahna (2002)
  • Life with Riley (2002)
  • With His Kiss (2003)
  • Dangerous Waters (2003)
  • Her Passionate Protector (2004)
  • Wed in White (2007)

Conveniently Wed series (multi-author) edit

  • The Mother of His Child (1999)

Virgin Brides series (multi-author) edit

  • Marrying Marcus (2001)
  • The Heiress Bride (2002)

Omnibus in collaboration edit

  • Her Passionate Protector / Wanted (2004) (with Ruth Langan)
  • Shadowing Shahna / Millionaire for Molly (2004) (with Marion Lennox)

As Claire Lorel edit

Single novels edit

  • Lord Brandsley's Bride (1981)
  • Miss Miranda's Marriage (1982)
  • Huntersford (1999)

As Daphne de Jong edit

  • Crossing the Bar (1998)
  • Gather the Wind (1999)

Omnibus in collaboration edit

  • Venus, Vagabonds and Miscellanea (1993) (with Ann Macrae and Anna Granger)

As Clarissa Garland edit

Single novel edit

  • Return to Opal Reach (1998)

Awards edit

References and resources edit

  • Daphne Clair at Mills & Boon

References edit

  1. ^ Wells, Amanda (2 April 2001). "Short stories go online". Dominion. p. IT1.
  2. ^ "Lilian Ida Smith Award Recipients" (PDF). Retrieved 26 November 2017.

External links edit

  • Daphne Clair and Laury Bright at Fantastic Fiction

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Daphne Clair de Jong nee Williams born 1939 in Dargaville Northland is a popular New Zealand writer of over 75 romance novels since 1977 as Daphne Clair and Daphne de Jong and under the pseudonyms Laurey Bright Clair Lorel and Clarissa Garland and she also publishes poetry and articles Daphne Clair Williams de JongBornDaphne Clair Williams1939 age 84 85 Dargaville Northland New ZealandPen nameDaphne ClairLaurey BrightClaire LorelDaphne de JongClarissa GarlandOccupationWriterNationalityNew ZealandPeriod1977 2007GenreRomance poetry non fictionWebsitewww wbr daphneclair wbr com Daphne Clair de Jong was a founding member and first president of Feminists for Life New Zealand and wrote articles articulating its position in the seventies Feminists for Life had no policies on homosexuality lesbianism or divorce as stated in the constitution She subsequently resigned from the organisation which had increasingly become associated with social conservatism and conservative Christianity and later became Women for Life dropping its feminist focus After subsequently becoming the Family Education Network in the late nineties the organisation ceased to exist altogether Contents 1 Biography 2 Bibliography 2 1 As Daphne Clair 2 1 1 Single novels 2 1 2 Year Down Under series multi author 2 1 3 Expecting series multi author 2 1 4 Omnibus in collaboration 2 1 5 Nonfiction 2 2 As Laurey Bright 2 2 1 Single novels 2 2 2 Conveniently Wed series multi author 2 2 3 Virgin Brides series multi author 2 2 4 Omnibus in collaboration 2 3 As Claire Lorel 2 3 1 Single novels 2 4 As Daphne de Jong 2 4 1 Omnibus in collaboration 2 5 As Clarissa Garland 2 5 1 Single novel 3 Awards 4 References and resources 5 References 6 External linksBiography editDaphne Clair Williams was born on 1939 in Dargaville Northland New Zealand She decided to be a writer when she was 8 years old She published her first short story when she was 16 She writes romantic novels poetry and articles She conducts a romance writing workshop for aspiring writers with Robyn Donald and offers her home as a writers retreat She has won awards for both her romantic novels and other works Clair is married to a Netherlands born man they have five children and live in the winterless north of New Zealand Bibliography editAs Daphne Clair edit Single novels edit Return to Love 1977 Streak of Gold 1978 My Darling Clementina 1978 Jade Girl 1978 Jasmine Bride 1979 The Sleeping Fire 1979 Something Less Than Love 1979 A Wilder Shore 1980 Darling Deceiver 1980 Frozen Heart 1980 Loving Trap 1980 Never Count Tomorrow 1980 Dark Remembrance 1981 Promise to Pay 1981 Pacific Pretence 1982 Marriage under fire 1983 A Ruling Passion 1983 Take Hold of Tomorrow 1984 Dark Dream 1985 No Escape 1987 No Winner 1987 The Wayward Bride 1989 Flame on the Horizon 1993 Dark Mirror 1994 Infamous Bargain 1994 Edge of Deception 1995 Wilde Man 1996 Grounds for Marriage 1996 Wilde Heart 1996 Lover s Lies 1997 Reckless Engagement 1997 Carpenter s Mermaid 1997 Summer Seduction 1998 Wife to a Stranger 1998 Makeshift Marriage 1999 His Trophy Mistress 2001 The Marriage Debt 2002 Claiming His Bride 2003 The Determined Virgin 2003 The Brunellesci Baby 2004 Year Down Under series multi author edit And Then Came Morning 1992 Expecting series multi author edit The Riccioni Pregnancy 2003 Omnibus in collaboration edit The Jasmine Bride Sweet Promise Turbulent Covenant 1987 with Janet Dailey and Jessica Steele The Tycoon s Virgin 2007 with Sandra Field and Cathy Williams Nonfiction edit Writing Romantic Fiction 1999 with Robyn Donald As Laurey Bright edit Single novels edit Tears of Morning 1981 Sweet Vengeance 1982 Deep Waters 1983 When Morning Comes 1984 Fetters of the Past 1984 Long Way from Home 1985 Rainbow Way 1987 Jacinth 1988 Sudden Sunlight 1989 Games of Chance 1989 A Guilty Passion 1990 The Older Man 1992 The Kindness of Strangers 1993 An Interrupted Marriage 1994 A Perfect Marriage 1995 Summer s Past 1996 The Wedding Ultimatum 2001 Shadowing Shahna 2002 Life with Riley 2002 With His Kiss 2003 Dangerous Waters 2003 Her Passionate Protector 2004 Wed in White 2007 Conveniently Wed series multi author edit The Mother of His Child 1999 Virgin Brides series multi author edit Marrying Marcus 2001 The Heiress Bride 2002 Omnibus in collaboration edit Her Passionate Protector Wanted 2004 with Ruth Langan Shadowing Shahna Millionaire for Molly 2004 with Marion Lennox As Claire Lorel edit Single novels edit Lord Brandsley s Bride 1981 Miss Miranda s Marriage 1982 Huntersford 1999 As Daphne de Jong edit Crossing the Bar 1998 Gather the Wind 1999 Omnibus in collaboration edit Venus Vagabonds and Miscellanea 1993 with Ann Macrae and Anna Granger As Clarissa Garland edit Single novel edit Return to Opal Reach 1998 Awards editDying Light Katherine Mansfield Memorial Award 1 and others 1985 Lilian Ida Smith Award non fiction 2 References and resources editDaphne Clair de Jong s Official Website Daphne Clair at Mills amp BoonReferences edit Wells Amanda 2 April 2001 Short stories go online Dominion p IT1 Lilian Ida Smith Award Recipients PDF Retrieved 26 November 2017 External links editDaphne Clair and Laury Bright at Fantastic Fiction Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Daphne Clair amp oldid 1156699072, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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