FICTION · ROMANCE
Sara Seale
Also known as: Mary Jane MacPherson and/or A.D.L. MacPherson
Sara Seale was the pseudonym used by Mary Jane MacPherson (d. 11 March 1974) and/or A.D.L. MacPherson (d. 30 October 1978) to published over 45 romance novels from 1932 to 1971. Seale was one of the first Mills & Boon's authors published in Germany and the Netherlands.
Most acclaimed
Dear Professor
For a year the glamorous Sylvie had been corresponding with Adam Soames, and the personality revealed in the letters had so intrigued him that now he was coming home to visit her. But the letters had actually been written by Sylvie's younger, plainer cousin Sarah. What would happen when the three of them met at last?
My Heart's Desire
Original title: Spread Your Wings. Richard Saracen felt that he owed young Gael Cassella something; after all, he had persuaded her to sell him the horse on which he had set his heart. So when she confided that what she longed for most of all was to go to 'swinging London' he arranged for her to have a winter there. Certainly it was all a far cry from the quiet country life Gael had longed to get away from - but would it make her any happier? For she had to admit that she didn't really fit in with the smart society people with whom she was now mixing. And worse, she had fallen in love with Richard - who was more than a little involved with the sophisticated Sally Vayle....
The Only Charity
The great love of Christy Tavener's life was Fairmile the gracious country house which was her family home. But would her crotchety but loveable grandfather, last of the Taveners, leave it to her in his will? Or did he disapprove too strongly of her modern ways and refusal to settle down and produce heirs to follow him? Christy realized that she ought to marry, if only to safeguard herself against Sir Harry's nurse, who seemed quiet and demure enough but who, Christy was sure, would not object to marrying her patient and becoming mistress of Fairmile herself. A lean, dark stranger was willing to help, but he was something of an enigma -- and an infuriating enigma, too. Where did he come from -- and why did be bear that name?