What has the author Norah Golden written?

Answer 1

Norah Hess has written:

'Snow fire'

'Lacey'

'Hawke's pride'

'Kentucky Bride'

'Devil in Spurs'

'Willow' -- subject(s): Frontier and pioneer life, Ranchers, Fiction

'Fancy' -- subject(s): Loggers, Fiction

'Mountain Rose'

'Storm' -- subject(s): Fiction, Frontier and pioneer life, History

'Winter Love' -- subject(s): Frontier and pioneer life, Fiction

'Forever the Flame'

'Lark'

'Lark'

'Kentucky Bride'

'Blaze' -- subject(s): Guardian and ward, Fiction

Answer 2

Joan Hess has written:

'To Kill a Husband'

'Malice Domestic 9 (Malice Domestic, 9)'

'Mischief in Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Policewomen in fiction, Policewomen, Arkansas in fiction, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Police in fiction, Detective and mystery stories, Police

'Mischief in Maggody (Arly Hanks Mystery)'

'Damsels in Distress' -- subject(s): Fiction, Women booksellers, Fairs, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Detective and mystery stories, Women detectives, Popular Print Disabled Books

'Maggody in Manhattan' -- subject(s): Competitions, Cooking, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Fiction, Policewomen

'Tickled to death' -- subject(s): Fiction, Women detectives, Booksellers and bookselling in fiction, Arkansas in fiction, Women detectives in fiction, Booksellers and bookselling, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Detective and mystery stories, Popular Print Disabled Books

'A Holly Jolly Murder (Claire Malloy Mystery)'

'Merry wives of Maggody' -- subject(s): Murder, Golf, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Fiction, Investigation, Sheriffs, Tournaments, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character)

'O little town of Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Policewomen

'Much ado in Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Policewomen

'Big Foot stole my wife!' -- subject(s): American Detective and mystery stories

'Poisoned pins' -- subject(s): Fiction, Women detectives, Booksellers and bookselling, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Single mothers

'Roll over and play dead' -- subject(s): Fiction, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Women detectives, Women private investigators, Booksellers and bookselling, Pet theft, Popular Print Disabled Books

'Muletrain to Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Police, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Policewomen, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Police chiefs, Detective and mystery stories, Popular Print Disabled Books

'A holly, jolly murder' -- subject(s): Booksellers and bookselling, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Druids and Druidism, Fiction, Women detectives

'Maggody and the moonbeams' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Police chiefs, Police, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Fiction, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Policewomen

'The goodbye body' -- subject(s): Fiction, Women detectives, Housesitting, Booksellers and bookselling, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Detective and mystery stories

'Mortal remains in Maggody' -- subject(s): Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Fiction, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Policewomen

'Mary Higgins Clark and Elizabeth Peters Present More Malice Domestic'

'A diet to die for' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Overweight women, Fiction, Popular Print Disabled Books

'Malpractice in Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Rehabilitation centers, Police, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Policewomen, Police chiefs, Popular Print Disabled Books

'O little town of Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Policewomen, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Detective and mystery stories, Police, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place)

'Strangled Prose (Claire Malloy Mysteries'

'Murder@maggody.com' -- subject(s): Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Fiction, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Police, Police chiefs, Policewomen

'Mortal remains in Maggody' -- subject(s): Fiction, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Policewomen in fiction, Policewomen, Arkansas in fiction, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Women detectives, Detective and mystery stories, Police, Police in fiction, Humorous stories, Women detectives in fiction

'The goodbye body' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Housesitting, Women detectives, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Booksellers and bookselling, Fiction, Popular Print Disabled Books

'The deadly ackee and other stories of crime and catastrophe' -- subject(s): American Detective and mystery stories

'Maggody and the moonbeams' -- subject(s): Police chiefs, Police, Maggody (Ark. : Imaginary place), Fiction, Arly Hanks (Fictitious character), Policewomen

'A conventional corpse' -- subject(s): Fiction, Detective and mystery stories, Women detectives, Detective and mystery stories in fiction, Booksellers and bookselling in fiction, Arkansas in fiction, Women detectives in fiction, Authorship, Booksellers and bookselling, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Popular Print Disabled Books

'Deader homes and gardens' -- subject(s): Large type books, Claire Malloy (Fictitious character), Fiction

Answer 3

Norah Isaac has written:

'Pererin'

'Pegw Pic'

'Corlannu Pobl'

'Iolo (Edward Williams, 1747-1826-Iolo Morganwg)' -- subject(s): Drama, Welsh Poets

'Pigw Pic'

'Eira-Wen'

'Mici'

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Norah Golden is a fictional author and not associated with any real published works.

Answer 6

Norah G. Henshilwood has written:

'Kelp coast'

'A Cape childhood' -- subject(s): Childhood and youth, Social life and customs

Answer 7

Norah Morgan has written:

'Teaching Questioning And Learning'

'Teaching drama' -- subject(s): Drama, Study and teaching

Answer 8

Edith Hess has written:

'Peter and Susie find a family' -- subject(s): Adoption, Fiction

Answer 9

Norah Golden has written:

'The comical Celtic cat' -- subject(s): Book of Kells, Cats, Fiction, Monks, Stories in rhyme

Answer 10

Norah Story has written:

'The Oxford companion to Canadian history and literature' -- subject(s): Canadian literature, Bio-bibliography, Dictionaries, History