Paula Tanner Girard's first book was written en route from New York to Florida in the back seat of a station wagon surrounded by three children, one dog, and assorted baggage. "What could be more challenging?" she says. "I wanted to see if I could do it." She did. While hubby drove, she wrote. That children's book was published in both paper and audio editions and sold worldwide.

Years later, her children grown, Paula turned her creative hand to romance.

Her first novel, set in London during the English Regency, was published in 1995. Like the stories that followed it, Lord Wakeford's Gold Watch was endowed with the clever wit and sparkling humor that readers have come to expect from a Paula Tanner Girard novel.

How many of these wonderful romances have you read?

 

 

A stunning debut...

 

"Regency fans will clamor for more from this highly talented new author."

--Romantic Times

"Paula Tanner Girard has a winner. A grand read."

--Affaire de Coeur

"Ms. Girard manages an intricate and entertaining plot and numerous characters with perfect aplomb and a sure hand, leaving the reader wondering until the last minute just how it can all be resolved. A delightful book throughout."

--Rendezvous

an intriguing series

of

rogues and ladies...

 

"This is a funny, outrageous and downright wonderful story! Fascinating read. Five Stars."

--Bell, Book and Candle.

"A charming pastiche from the pen of Paula Tanner Girard. Ms. Girard keeps us nicely entertained with the baron's unusual pets and the spirited heroine's matchmaking efforts."

--Romantic Times

 

"A touching love story. Highly recommended."

--Manderley

"This is a rare treat for a holiday romance that will put you in the spirit of good will."

--The Time Machine

 

a series showcasing the love of eight sisters...

 

 

Egads!  How is a young lord to present eight madcap young ladies at one time to London Society?

 

 

 

anthology stories...

 

Flirtatious, seductive, and absolutely scandalous...

 

...or heart-warming with spirited yuletide cheer!

the sparkling beginning of a sweeping new series...

 

"Writing with increasing power leavened by subtle wit and humor, Ms. Girard is becoming a real force in this demanding genre."

--Romantic Times

"Paula Tanner Girard could not have woven a more unique, exciting, and absorbing tale than The Reluctant Groom. From the woods of America to the dance halls of England's finest comes a heart-stopping story that cannot be overlooked. A Five-Star Read."

--Affaire De Coeur

and stories for children....

 

The Brave Little Plant sold worldwide in both audio and print editions!

 

Paula Tanner Girard is now working on Micanopy and Hound Dog, a story of love, tenderness, and forgiving set in backwoods Florida.

 

...all from the talented hand of Paula Tanner Girard!

 

Paula Tanner Girard was born in South Bend, Indiana. She acquired a junior college Arts and Sciences degree from The Principia College in Elsah, Illinois before attending The Academy of Fine Arts in Chicago. Next, her adventures took her to the skies as she worked as an American Airlines stewardess. Marriage and three children followed. She worked as an art teacher while she earned a BGS degree, Elementary Ed., from Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, and a ME, Master of Education, from the University of Central Florida.

Paula has traveled extensively in England, which helps her endow her stories with a flavor of authenticity.

In addition to her Regency Romances, Paula has also written for magazines and newspapers, serving as co-editor/writer/illustrator for The Young Naturalists Afield in Florida supplement to Florida Audubon Magazine from 1963 to 1967, and contributing feature articles in The Christian Science Monitor and The Orlando Sentinel.

Paula is a member of the Romance Writers of America, the Central Florida Romance Writers, Volusia County Romance Writers, and the Virginia Romance Writers.

Paula resides with her husband of 50 years in Central Florida, where she enjoys dividing time among her husband, children, grandchildren, travel, geneology, art, and, of course, writing.