Nicola Cornick

Nicola Cornick writes historical romances for Mills & Boon and single title Regency historicals for HQN Books.

Nicola Cornick was a 2008 RITA® finalist in the RITA®: Regency Historical Romance category with her novel Lord Of Scandal.

Books

• True Colours, 1998. 1st in the Somerset Series.
• The Larkswood Legacy, 1999. 2nd in the Somerset Series.
• The Virtuous Cyprian, 1998. 1st in the Suffolk Series.
• Lady Polly, 1999. 2nd in the Suffolk Series.
• Miss Verey's Proposal, 2000. 3rd in the Suffolk Series.
• The Blanchland Secret, 2000.
• Lady Allerton's Wager, 2000. 1st in the Mostyn and Trevithick Feud.
• A Companion of Quality, 2001. Book 4 of The Steepwood Scandal series.
• The Notorious Marriage, 2002. 2nd in the Mostyn and Trevithick Feud.
• An Unlikely Suitor, 2002. Book 14 of The Steepwood Scandal series.
• The Earl's Prize, 2002. 1st in the Tallants Series. Nominated for the RT Reviewers' Choice Best European Historical 2003
• The Chaperon Bride, 2003. 2nd in the Tallants Series.
• Wayward Widow, 2003. 3rd in the Tallants Series. Nominated for the RWA RITA for Best Short Historical 2004
• The Penniless Bride, 2003.
• The Notorious Lord, 2004. 1st in the Bluestocking Brides Series. Nominated for the eHarlequin Best Historical Award 2005
• One Night of Scandal, 2004. 2nd in the Bluestocking Brides Series. Nomnated for eHarlequin sexiest hero on the cover 2005
• The Rake's Mistress, 2004. 3rd in the Bluestocking Brides Series. Winner of the Lorie for Best Historical 2005 and winner of the Cataromance Reviewers'Choice Award 2005.
• Deceived, 2006. Runner up for the RNA Elizabeth Goudge Trophy 2005
• Lord Greville's Captive, 2006. Set during the English Civil War.
• Lord Of Scandal, 2007.
• Unmasked - 2008
• Unmasking Of Lady Loveless, The - November 2008 (Harlequin Historical Undone)

Novellas/Contributions to Anthologies

• 'The Rake's Bride' in the Mills and Boon anthology Regency Brides, 2002.
• 'The Fortune Hunter' in A Regency Invitation, 2004.
• 'A Season for Suitors' in Christmas Keepsakes, 2005. 4th in the Tallants Series.

On The Web

• Nicola Cornick