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Award-winning author of romance, Norah lives in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, with her husband, two adult children, Rotti-Lab X Chloe and Ruth, a geriatric rat.

In addition to writing sensual romantic suspense and paranormal romance, Norah also writes in the mystery and YA genres with writing partner Heather Doherty. The mystery is the cozy variety, not the thriller variety (they dare you to read a Dix Dodd mystery and not laugh out loud).


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Average rating: 3.76 · 2,306 ratings · 356 reviews · 13 distinct works · Similar authors
Needing Nita (Serve and Pro...
3.64 of 5 stars 3.64 avg rating — 869 ratings — published 2010 — 2 editions
Guarding Suzannah (Serve an...
3.8 of 5 stars 3.80 avg rating — 322 ratings — published 2010 — 6 editions
Every Breath She Takes
3.74 of 5 stars 3.74 avg rating — 301 ratings — published 2004 — 10 editions
Saving Grace (Serve and Pro...
3.94 of 5 stars 3.94 avg rating — 153 ratings — published 2010 — 3 editions
The Case of the Flashing Fa...
3.59 of 5 stars 3.59 avg rating — 164 ratings — published 2011 — 2 editions
Protecting Paige (Serve and...
4.09 of 5 stars 4.09 avg rating — 125 ratings — published 2010 — 3 editions
The Merzetti Effect
3.84 of 5 stars 3.84 avg rating — 119 ratings — published 2011 — 3 editions
Nightfall
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Protecting Paige (Romance)
1 chapters   —   updated Apr 17, 2011 05:28am
Description: This is Book 3 in my Serve and Protect Series. Here's the scoop: Single parent Paige Harmer is at her wits end about her son. Dillon’s a good kid, but he’s fallen in with a bad crowd. She’s determined to enlist the help of her next door neighbor, the extremely handsome and much younger Tommy Godsoe. Tommy is a local cop, and up until he got shot recently in a police raid, was a dog handler. His injury is such that he can never go back to field work, and he refuses to be a desk jockey. All he wants is to nurse his wounds in solitude, and he’s done a great job driving his friends and colleagues away. But Paige is an unstoppable force. Before he knows it, he’s drawn into their lives. As it turns out, Paige and Dillon are going to need a cop in their corner. And Tommy needs Paige to drag him out of his self-pity and back to life. "PROTECTING PAIGE combines tension-filled action, humor and great writing to produce this amazingly tender romance." --The Romance Reviews "Norah Wilson has another winner in this book." --LoveRomancePassion
Saving Grace (Romance)
1 chapters   —   updated Apr 17, 2011 05:08am
Description: This is Book 2 in my Serve and Protect Series. Here's the short description: After wrecking her car and waking in hospital with amnesia, fledgling reporter Grace Morgan has no idea why she’d been in the process of leaving the husband she loves so dearly. Her husband, Police Detective Ray (Razor) Morgan tells her she was leaving him for another man, but that just can’t be so. Can it? She’s determined to remember, even if it kills her. And it just might. When bullets start to fly, Ray is forced to take the wife he believes faithless on the lam until they can figure out who is trying to kill them. Norah Wilson hits another one out of the park with book two in the Serve and Protect series. --The Romance Reviews "...a perfect mix of romance and suspense." --LoveRomancePassion "She (Wilson) combines characters that just jump off the pages, a winning story line and fast action to make this a real page turner." --Sugarbeat's Books
Guarding Suzannah (Romance)
1 chapters   —   updated Apr 17, 2011 04:50am
Description: This is the first story in my Serve and Protect series (romantic suspense). Here's the quick setup: Criminal defense attorney Suzannah Phelps is the bane of the St. Cloud police department (they call her She-Rex for her habit of shredding cops in the witness box). She is currently being stalked, but is reluctant to report it to the police, whom she half suspects of being the perpetrators. But when Detective John (Quigg) Quigley learns of it, he's determined to protect her, at considerable risk to his career. They've struck sparks off each other in the courtroom, and he's burning to do the same in the bedroom. When the danger escalates, he has the perfect excuse to pose as her boyfriend, but the closer they get, the more the lines between pretense and reality blur. Book Junkie says: Explosively sexy, the chemistry between the two is hot, sensual and sweet all at the same time! --Book Junkie Sizzling chemistry and tingling suspense are combined in GUARDING SUZANNAH to make it the best romantic suspense I've read. I think this award-winning author has produced an edge of your seat beginning to a great series! --The Romance Reviews Quigg harkens back to the hard boiled gum shoes, a tenacious bulldog of a cop.... Suzannah is an upper crust girl who is clearly very used to having her own way. This gives the story an almost modern Noir feel. --You Gotta Read Reviews "Holy cow - this was an AMAZING read! The twists and turns of this romantic suspense novel had me tied up in knots and hating to put this book aside to sleep!" --Marilyn Rondeau, ck2skwipsandkritiques

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Death by Cuddle Club by Norah Wilson
" I loved this book! Death by Cuddle Club dips deeper in Dix Dodd's domain. (say that five times) and reveals more of her personality. I love her. She's a little neurotic, tough as an army boot, and yet vulnerable.
Dix is asked by her nemesis, Richar... "
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Comes the Night by Norah Wilson
" I ablosluty love the book. I also love the character Alex and what she want through. It pull me in from the first chapaters. I'm giving this book 5 stars. "
More of Norah's books…
“The look he shot her was incredulous in the extreme. "You have a filing system for your shoes?”
Norah Wilson, Guarding Suzannah

“She turned away in dismissal, only to have him grab her hand and whirl her around again. Before her startled gasp died, his mouth was on hers, his fingers buried in her hair. [...]
He tasted like nothing she’d ever tasted before. Like dark fantasy. Like the sweetest temptation imaginable. And his scent! He smelled of cool night air and warm leather jacket and heated male skin.”
Norah Wilson, Nightfall

“She kissed him back with a fervor that betrayed her anxiety, her relief. Rolling her hips, she pressed her breasts into his chest, felt the thudding of his heart against hers. God, if she could crawl into him, it might just be close enough.”
Norah Wilson, Nightfall

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Norah Wilson Pamela wrote: "I love your stories, Norah. And I love you!"

The feeling is totally mutual, as you'll know from my bookshelf!


Pamela I love your stories, Norah. And I love you!


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