Stephanie Tyler | Romantic Suspense featuring strong military heroes

New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Tyler writes Romantic Suspense for Bantam Dell and Harlequin Blaze, as well as co-writing Paranormal Erotic Romance under the pen-name Sydney Croft. She lives in New York with her husband and her daughter.

Stephanie's Hard to Hold series was part of Bantam Dell's extremely popular trilogy program, with book 3 of her trilogy hitting the New York Times Bestseller List and all three books spending multiple weeks on the Bookscan's Top 100 Romance Bestseller List. She will release two more books back to back in November and December of 2010, which will begin the Shadow Force Series.
Stephanie’s Blazes have landed on Bookscan’s top 100 Bestselling Romances list.
Sydney Croft is the pen-name Stephanie co-writes under – Sydney writes Paranormal Erotic Romance – the series is dubbed, X-Men meets Erotica – and there are currently three books in print, plus a novella as of Fall 2008, with three more contracted book to come. Sydney has her own site, and her own media kit.
Stephanie holds a Masters Degree in English Literature from Fordham University (and was halfway through the PhD program as well when she decided to complete a Masters in Secondary English Education). She’s taught English lit from middle school through college, where she was an adjunct professor.
Stephanie was the Merchandizing Manager at Borders Books in Stamford, Connecticut for several years.

For Stephanie Tyler / Bantam Dell:
Alison Masciovecchio

For Stephanie Tyler / Harlequin Blaze:
Laura Barth

For Sydney Croft / Bantam Dell:
Alison Masciovecchio

For sales/subsidiary rights inquiries regarding Stephanie’s work,
contact her literary agent::
Irene Goodman
Irene Goodman Literary Agency
27 West 24th St. Suite 700B
New York, NY 10010
(212) 604-0330

Stephanie appreciates all the requests for photographs for press use. The following photos are available for download in both mac(.sit) and pc(.zip) formats. All images are jpgs; pixel dimensions denote height. Please let us know where you post your article so we can link to it. Thanks.

Photographs by Susan Woog Wagner Photography