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[[Rosalind Brett]] was also known as [[Lilian Warren]], [[Celine Conway]], and [[Kathryn Blair - 1|Kathryn Blair]]. At the height of her career as a [[Mills and Boon]] author, she was considered one of the publisher's superstars, and set the standard for the romances published during the 1950's. According to Joseph McAleer in his book [[Passion's Fortune: The Story of Mills and Boon]], Brett's work was so sexy for the era, it often had to be "watered down". She passed away in 1961 in South Africa.
 
[[Rosalind Brett]] was also known as [[Lilian Warren]], [[Celine Conway]], and [[Kathryn Blair - 1|Kathryn Blair]]. At the height of her career as a [[Mills and Boon]] author, she was considered one of the publisher's superstars, and set the standard for the romances published during the 1950's. According to Joseph McAleer in his book [[Passion's Fortune: The Story of Mills and Boon]], Brett's work was so sexy for the era, it often had to be "watered down". She passed away in 1961 in South Africa.
  
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[[Rosalind Brett]] wrote three books as a [[Presents]] author. Her [[Presents]] titles were published posthumuously, probably as reprints of earlier works. Writing under the Brett name, she published 20 novels for [[Harlequin Romance]] (she also wrote for the [[Harlequin Romance]] line as [[Kathryn Blair - 1|Kathryn Blair]].
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[[Rosalind Brett]] wrote three books as a [[Presents]] author. Her [[Presents]] titles were published posthumuously, probably as reprints of earlier works. Writing under the Brett name, she published 20 novels for [[Harlequin Romance]] (she also wrote for the [[Harlequin Romance]] line as [[Kathryn Blair - 1|Kathryn Blair]]).
  
 
== Books ==
 
== Books ==

Revision as of 22:09, 4 January 2007

Biography

Rosalind Brett was also known as Lilian Warren, Celine Conway, and Kathryn Blair. At the height of her career as a Mills and Boon author, she was considered one of the publisher's superstars, and set the standard for the romances published during the 1950's. According to Joseph McAleer in his book Passion's Fortune: The Story of Mills and Boon, Brett's work was so sexy for the era, it often had to be "watered down". She passed away in 1961 in South Africa.

Rosalind Brett wrote three books as a Presents author. Her Presents titles were published posthumuously, probably as reprints of earlier works. Writing under the Brett name, she published 20 novels for Harlequin Romance (she also wrote for the Harlequin Romance line as Kathryn Blair).

Books

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