Jennifer BlakeAuthor of With a southern touch: Adam (Blake, Jennifer) / A night in paradise (Graham, Heather) / Garden cop (Palmer, Diana)Also known as: Maxine Patrick, jennifer blake, Patricia Ponder, Patricia Maxwell, Jennifer ZZXX-Blake, Patricia Ponder : AKA Patricia Matthews ... (see complete list)
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Patricia Anne Ponder Maxwell is a best-selling American author of over fifty novels. She has published books under five different names. Using her real name, Patricia Maxwell, she writes Gothic mystery-suspense romances; she wrote one book in collaboration that was published under Elizabeth Trehearne, under her maiden name, Patricia Ponder, she wrote a murder mystery and a romantic suspense story, as Maxine Patrick, she wrote contemporary romances and as Jennifer Blake she writes historical romances.
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