Biography
Florence Hersham as Diana Haviland published her first novel in 1977, The Passionate Pretenders, that appeared on the New York Times bestseller list, and won an award from the West Coast Review of Books. She wrote a dozen of novels under this pseudonym. In 1987, she also wrote a romance novel as Diana Browning. In 1998, she wrote her first non-fiction book, Witchcraft U.S.A., the research for her book provided her with some of the background material she uses in A Love Beyond Forever. In 2006, she wrote a historical suspense novel, Death on the Ladies Mile.
Hersham and her husband, another writer, reside in New York City. She is a Charter Member of the New York Chapter of Romance Writers of America and of PASIC.
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