William P Kennedy was a New York Times best-selling author of nine novels in his own name and seven under the pseudonym, Diana Diamond. His novel, Toy Soldiers, was made into a major motion picture.
Kennedy began writing in High School for the Xavier Magazine, and then studied history and economics at Holy Cross College. After military service as a Naval Officer, he earned advanced degrees from New York University and became a business journalist, covering the computer, telecommunications, and electric power industries. This led to his founding TCI,an advertising agency for high-technology markets.
Kennedy began writing in High School for the Xavier Magazine, and then studied history and economics at Holy Cross College. After military service as a Naval Officer, he earned advanced degrees from New York University and became a business journalist, covering the computer, telecommunications, and electric power industries. This led to his founding TCI,an advertising agency for high-technology markets.
Genres: Romance
Novels
The Masakado Lesson (1986)
Toy Soldiers (1988)
Cherokee Justice (1989)
The Himmler Equation (1989)
Rules of Encounter (1992)
Guard of Honor (1993)
Dark Tide (1995)
Siren's Lullaby (1997)
The Trophy Wife (2000) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Babysitter (2001) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Good Sister (2002) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Daughter-in-law (2003) (as by Diana Diamond)
East Anglia (2004)
The First Wife (2004) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Stepmother (2005) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Other Woman (2006) (as by Diana Diamond)
Toy Soldiers (1988)
Cherokee Justice (1989)
The Himmler Equation (1989)
Rules of Encounter (1992)
Guard of Honor (1993)
Dark Tide (1995)
Siren's Lullaby (1997)
The Trophy Wife (2000) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Babysitter (2001) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Good Sister (2002) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Daughter-in-law (2003) (as by Diana Diamond)
East Anglia (2004)
The First Wife (2004) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Stepmother (2005) (as by Diana Diamond)
The Other Woman (2006) (as by Diana Diamond)
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