Forced to Marry Bundle: An Anthology

by Sara Craven, Daphne Clair, Christina Hollis, Margaret Mayo

Overview

They've been forced to the altar...but go willingly to the bedroom! Discover four seductive and dramatic stories of marriage of convenience, revenge, blackmail and ultimately love in the Forced to Marry Bundle! Bundle includes: The Santangeli Marriage by Sara Craven, Salzano's Captive Bride by Daphne Clair, The Ruthless Italian's Inexperienced Wife by Christina Hollis and Bought for Marriage by Margaret Mayo.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781426836428
Publisher:	Harlequin
Publication date:	07/01/2009
Series:	Forced to Marry Series
Sold by:	HARLEQUIN
Format:	eBook
Pages:	192
File size:	560 KB

About the Author

One of Harlequin/ Mills & Boon’s most long-standing authors, Sara Craven has sold over 30 million books around the world. She published her first novel, Garden of Dreams, in 1975 and wrote for Mills & Boon/ Harlequin for over 40 years. Former journalist Sara also balanced her impressing writing career with winning the 1997 series of the UK TV show Mastermind, and standing as Chairman of the Romance Novelists’ Association from 2011 to 2013. Sara passed away in November 2017.
Daphne Clair, aka Laurey Bright, has written almost seventy romance novels for Harlequin lines. As Daphne de Jong she has published many short stories and a historical novel. She has won the prestigious Katherine Mansfield Short Story Award and has also been a Rita finalist. She enjoys passing on the knowledge she's gained in many years of writing, and runs courses for romance writers at her large country home and on her website: www.daphneclair.com
Christina Hollis began writing as soon as she could hold a pencil, and her first book was a few sentences about three puppies that lived in a basket, written at the age of three. Many years later, when one of her plays was short-listed in a BBC competition, her husband suggested that she should try writing full-time. Christina’s hobbies include cooking and gardening, and she always has a book to hand. You can visit her website at: www.christinahollis.com
Margaret Mayo says most writers state they've always written and made up stories, right from a very young age. Not her! Margaret was a voracious reader but never invented stories, until the morning of June 14th 1974 when she woke up with an idea for a short story. The story grew until it turned into a full length novel, and after a few rewrites, it was accepted by Mills & Boon. Two years and eight books later, Margaret gave up full-time work for good. And her love of writing goes on!