Dawn, Autumn
Entry updated 14 November 2022. Tagged: Author.
Pseudonym of US author Autumn Beaudreault (1974- ), who has published nonfiction under her own name. The erotically interacting protagonists of the Spark romantic Space Opera sequence beginning with No Words Alone (2008) are translators for an interstellar corporation. Set on a Starship with a Mad Scientist in the wings, the Draconian sequence beginning with Ride the Stars (2010) is comparatively exuberant. The Convergence sequence beginning with Bramble Run (2015) hints at Equipoise – two parallel universes (see Parallel Worlds) converge, mashing two realities into a sort of balance – though it is perhaps easier to understand this lengthy Steampunkish series without undue consideration of provenances. [JC]
Autumn Beaudreault
born Fairbanks, Alaska: November 1974
works (highly selected)
series
Spark
- No Words Alone (New York: Love Spell, 2008) [Spark: pb/]
- When Sparks Fly (New York: Love Spell, 2009) [Spark: pb/]
- Solar Flare (no place given: for the author, 2010) [Spark: pb/]
Draconian
- Ride the Stars (no place given: for the author, 2010) [Convergence: pb/Autumn Dawn]
- Careful, He Bites (no place given: for the author, 2010) [Convergence: pb/Autumn Dawn]
Convergence
- Bramble Run (no place given: for the author, 2011) [Convergence: pb/Autumn Dawn]
- Breaker's Run (no place given: for the author, 2016) [Convergence: pb/Autumn Dawn]
- Winter Frost (no place given: for the author, 2021) [ebook: Convergence: na/Autumn Dawn]
- The Ice Giant's Housekeeper (no place given: for the author, 2022) [ebook: Convergence: pb/Autumn Dawn]
links
- Autumn Dawn
- Internet Speculative Fiction Database
- "Futuristic Romances: An Annotated Bibliography of the Futuristic Romances Published by Leisure Books and Love Spell"
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