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Nov 7, 1947 — Jan 3, 1952· 4 yrs

UNITED STATES AUTHOR · HISTORICAL ROMANCE · FICTION

Margaret Ball

Also known as: M. Margaret Ball, Ball, Margaret

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Margaret Elizabeth Ball is an American author of science fiction, fantasy, and historical novels. Under the pseudonym of Catherine Lyndell, she has also written romance. Ball has a B.A. in mathematics and a Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of Texas. A former Fulbright scholar and UCLA professor, she devotes her time to fabric arts and embeadery. - Wikipedia

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She sipped at the wine in her glass and watched with marked indifference the lewd gyrations of a short, fat man garbed in the costume of Bacchus, a wreath of grape leaves encircling his bald head and a toga stretched tautly around his protruding stomach.

— from Masquerade

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Captive hearts

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"Carefree Megumi Kuroishi was living a life of luxury until the day a girl named Suzuka Kogami walked into his life. All of a sudden, Meguni finds himself kneeling at suzuka's feet and prostrating himself like a servant! What Megumi doesn't know (until that very moment anyway) is that his family is cursed to follow the orders of the Kogami family. Being carried around everwhere and having handsome Megumi act like a slave may seem ideal, but Suzuka just wishes he would stop. Can anything be done about Megumi's captive state? Or is Megumi doomed to see Suzuka as his master...forever?"--Cover.

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Partnership

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A new member of the Courier Service of the Central Worlds, Nancia's innocent vision of human nature is shattered on her first voyage. The last thing Nancia needed was a brawn partner, but Forister and Nancia together just might save the galaxy. Expands McCaffrey's The Ship Who Sang.

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Masquerade

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Following an horrendous experience in the Gulf War, Captain Helen Price of the Catering Corps is retired from the Army. But even six years after the war she remains traumatised. Then, on recommendation of her current psychiatrist, Helen is offered a position by wealthy socialite Claudine Seydlitz, to look after her two step-children. Helen is persuaded to give it a go. The job carries very good pay, and will take her to the Seydlitzes' cattle ranch in Brazil. This is an opportunity for Helen to put the past behind her and rediscover herself. Before long, Helen finds that she has been drawn into a nightmare world involving a gigantic conspiracy. It becomes apparent that far from being fortunate, she had been chosen simply because her mental stability was in doubt. But now Helen is faced with a situation in which her own safety and that of her two charges rests entirely on her courage, determination, and sanity.

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