Mills and Boon classics

About Author

Rita Shulman was born in 1927 in London, England, daugther of Jewish immigrants from Russia. In 1948, she married Michael Lewin and they had a son, Jeremy. She began writing with her first published romance novel in 1950, and published romance novels as Roberta Leigh (the name for which she is known best), Rachel Lindsay, Roumelia Lane, Rozella Lake and Janey Scott. She was one of the first writers to introduce strong career-minded heroines. She also had her own film company and was very successful for many years developing innovative TV series for children on British television including Twizzle, Sarah & Hoppity, Torchy and Space Patrol. As well as writing the stories, she'wrote' the music for her series, although this usually involved her humming or singing the tune into a tape recorder, after which someone else would arrange and write a score. She studied painting with Diana Raphael and Michael Chaitow, and they awakened her interest in abstract art, and she had some success as an artist before returning to writing romantic fiction. She lived in London until her death.

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Alien corn

Rachel Lindsay

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Fight as she might against her feelings for Rafael Rodriguez, Lorna had to admit them in the end. But the two of them were separated by barriers of nationality, language, and two completely different backgrounds. Lorna was in the position of having to accept an alien way of life for herself, or give up the man who had become so dear to her. Should she back out while there was still time, or could there be a future for them together?

Visit to Rowanbank

Flora Kidd

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The time is short/Nurse Carol's Secret

Nerina Hilliard

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"Love comes swiftly, at first meeting. There is an attraction that grows undeniably stronger until it is a fire inside. You do not believe in love like that?" Morgana Carol never had been in love like that, and, hearing Felipe's words, she knew that now she never could be, that even if such a love did come her way, she must somehow find the strength to withstand it. A lovely tropical island provides the background to this poignant story of a nurse who, knowing that the future could not give her the same things as it did to others, found herself in the very situation she wished to avoid.

The time of enchantment

Anne Vinton

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The story of Triss Wayne, the young nurse who had to conceal the fact that she was a nurse, her selfish, capricious yet sometimes charming patient, Celia Clayton, and the men in their lives. Celia's husband Larry insisted on putting his job first and dismissing Celia's wish to live in England; Stephen Graham, who owned the cocoa plantation was undoubtedly disturbing - but how did he really feel about Triss?