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[[Image:Carole Mortimer.jpg|thumb|150px|Carole Mortimer (from eHarlequin.com)]]
 
[[Image:Carole Mortimer.jpg|thumb|150px|Carole Mortimer (from eHarlequin.com)]]
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== Biography ==
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Carole Mortimer was born 1960 in England as the youngest of three children. Publishing her first book for [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]] in 1979, she has become one of the publisher's most prolific authors. She is the mother of four sons, has a bearded collie dog called Merlyn and lives in a happy relationship with her husband Peter on the Isle of Man.
 
Carole Mortimer was born 1960 in England as the youngest of three children. Publishing her first book for [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]] in 1979, she has become one of the publisher's most prolific authors. She is the mother of four sons, has a bearded collie dog called Merlyn and lives in a happy relationship with her husband Peter on the Isle of Man.
  
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* ''[[His Bid For A Bride]]'' - August 2004 ([[Modern Romance By The Numbers|Modern Romance #395]])
 
* ''[[His Bid For A Bride]]'' - August 2004 ([[Modern Romance By The Numbers|Modern Romance #395]])
 
* ''[[His Cinderella Mistress]]'' - January 2004 ([[Modern Romance By The Numbers|Modern Romance #340]])
 
* ''[[His Cinderella Mistress]]'' - January 2004 ([[Modern Romance By The Numbers|Modern Romance #340]])
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* ''[[His Very Personal Assistant]]'' - July 2006 ([[Modern Romance By The Numbers|Modern Romance #487]])
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* ''[[His Very Personal Assistant - Carole Mortimer|His Very Personal Assistant]]'' - July 2006 ([[Modern Romance By The Numbers|Modern Romance #487]])
 
* ''[[Hunter's Moon - Carole Mortimer|Hunter's Moon]]'' - August 1993 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #3923]])
 
* ''[[Hunter's Moon - Carole Mortimer|Hunter's Moon]]'' - August 1993 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #3923]])
 
* ''[[Ice In His Veins]]'' - May 1981 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #1768]])
 
* ''[[Ice In His Veins]]'' - May 1981 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #1768]])
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* ''[[His Darling Valentine]]'' in "[[All In A Day]]", February 2005 ([[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]])
 
* ''[[His Darling Valentine]]'' in "[[All In A Day]]", February 2005 ([[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]])
 
* ''[[The Man She´ll Marry|Man She´ll Marry, The]]'' in "[[Nearly Weds!]]", March 1999 ([[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]])
 
* ''[[The Man She´ll Marry|Man She´ll Marry, The]]'' in "[[Nearly Weds!]]", March 1999 ([[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]])
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* ''[[A Marriage Proposal|Marriage Proposal, The]]'' in "[[Mistress To A Millionaire]]", November 2004 ([[Modern Extra|Modern Romance Extra]])
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* ''[[A Marriage Proposal|Marriage Proposal, The]]'' in "[[Mistress To A Millionaire - Anthology|Mistress To A Millionaire]]", November 2004 ([[Modern Extra|Modern Romance Extra]])
 
* ''[[The Millionaire's Contract Bride|Millionaire's Contract Bride, The]]'' in "[[Conveniently Wed]]", February 2008 ([[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]])
 
* ''[[The Millionaire's Contract Bride|Millionaire's Contract Bride, The]]'' in "[[Conveniently Wed]]", February 2008 ([[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]])
  
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# [[At The Sicilian Count's Command]], 2008
 
# [[At The Sicilian Count's Command]], 2008
 
# [[The Sicilian's Innocent Mistress]], 2008
 
# [[The Sicilian's Innocent Mistress]], 2008
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==Awards (body of work==
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*2015  [[Lifetime Achievement Award]] - Romance Writers of America

Latest revision as of 09:22, 24 September 2024

Carole Mortimer (from eHarlequin.com)

Carole Mortimer was born 1960 in England as the youngest of three children. Publishing her first book for Mills & Boon in 1979, she has become one of the publisher's most prolific authors. She is the mother of four sons, has a bearded collie dog called Merlyn and lives in a happy relationship with her husband Peter on the Isle of Man.

Mortimer was an early favorite of author Jamie Denton [1].


Bibliography

Books

Forgotten Lover by Carole Mortimer

Novellas

Collections

On the Web

Series/Related Titles

Family and friends

Brothers and sisters

The Somerville-Smythes

Bachelor Brothers

  1. To Woo A Wife, 1999
  2. To Be A Husband, 1999
  3. To Be A Bridegroom, 1999

Bachelor Sisters

  1. To Have A Husband, 2001
  2. To Become A Bride, 2001
  3. To Make A Marriage, 2001

Bachelor Cousins

  1. To Marry McKenzie, 2002
  2. To Marry McCloud, 2002
  3. To Marry McAllister, 2002

The Calendar Brides

  1. His Cinderella Mistress, 2004
  2. The Unwilling Mistress, 2004
  3. The Deserving Mistress, 2004

The Prince Brothers

  1. Prince's Passion, 2005
  2. Prince's Pleasure, 2005
  3. Prince's Love-Child, 2006

The Sicilians

Three Sicilians of aristocratic birth - two brothers and their cousin

  1. The Sicilian's Ruthless Marriage Revenge, 2008
  2. At The Sicilian Count's Command, 2008
  3. The Sicilian's Innocent Mistress, 2008

Awards (body of work

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