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[[Category:Reissue Series]]
 
[[Category:Reissue Series]]
 
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[[Category:Omnibus]]
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[[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]] started to release 2-in-one volumes of reissued stories by one author as an imprint in January 1984, supplementing the [[Mills and Boon Best Seller Romance|Mills & Boon Best Seller Romances]]. At first the titles were called '''The Best of "''Author''"''', which changed to '''The "''Author''" Collection''' in August 1985 and to '''"''Author''" Duet''' in June 1992.
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[[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]] started to release 2-in-one volumes of reissued stories by one author as an imprint in September 1983, supplementing the [[Mills and Boon Best Seller Romance|Mills & Boon Best Seller Romances]]. At first the titles were called '''The Best of "''Author''"''', which changed to '''The "''Author''" Collection''' in August 1985 and to '''"''Author''" Duet''' in June 1992.
  
 
Starting as one title per month the imprint was reduced to one volume bi-monthly in 1985. Since October 1990 two titles were released in the even months. In August 1995 the '''Duet''' and the [[Mills and Boon Best Seller Romance|Mills & Boon Best Seller Romances]] were discontinued in favour of the themed [[Mills and Boon By Request|Mills & Boon By Request]] imprint.
 
Starting as one title per month the imprint was reduced to one volume bi-monthly in 1985. Since October 1990 two titles were released in the even months. In August 1995 the '''Duet''' and the [[Mills and Boon Best Seller Romance|Mills & Boon Best Seller Romances]] were discontinued in favour of the themed [[Mills and Boon By Request|Mills & Boon By Request]] imprint.
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== The Best of "''Author''" ==
 
== The Best of "''Author''" ==
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* [[Janet Dailey]], September 1983 (''[[To Tell The Truth]]'' / ''[[That Boston Man]]'')
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* [[Anne Mather]], November 1983 (''[[Fallen Angel]]'' / ''[[Follow Thy Desire]]'')
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* [[Violet Winspear]], January 1984 (''[[The Sheikh's Captive]]'' / ''[[The Awakening Of Alice]]'')
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* [[Carole Mortimer]], February 1984 (''[[Savage Interlude]]'' / ''[[Passionate Winter]]'')
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* [[Charlotte Lamb]], March 1984 (''[[Call Back Yesterday]]'' / ''[[Autumn Conquest]]'')
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* [[Anne Weale]], April 1984 (''[[First Officer]]'' / ''[[Stowaway]]'')
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* [[Janet Dailey]], May 1984 (''[[Bed Of Grass]]''/ ''[[Heart Of Stone - Janet Dailey|Heart Of Stone]]'')
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* [[Anne Mather]], June 1984 (''[[Images Of Love]]'' / ''[[Sandstorm]]'')
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* [[Carole Mortimer]], July 1984 (''[[Tempestuous Flame]]'' / ''[[Tempted By Desire]]'')
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* [[Charlotte Lamb]], August (''[[Devil's Arms]]'' / ''[[Love Is A Frenzy]]'')
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* [[Anne Weale]], September 1984 (''[[Now Or Vever]]'' / ''[[Separate Bedrooms]]'')
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* [[Anne Mather]], October 1984 (''[[Apollo's Seed]]'' / ''[[Lure Of Eagles]]'')
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* [[Sally Wentworth]], November 1984 (''[[Liberated Lady]]'' / ''[[Shattered Dreams]]'')
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* [[Robyn Donald]], December 1984 (''[[Summer At Awakopu]]'' / ''[[Wife In Exchange]]'')
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* [[Janet Dailey]], January 1985 (''[[Wild And Wonderful]]'' / ''[[One Of The Boys]]'')
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* [[Charlotte Lamb]], February 1985 (''[[Seduction - Charlotte Lamb|Seduction]]'' / ''[[Compulsion]]'')
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* [[Sally Wentworth]], April 1985 (''[[King Of Culla]]'' / ''[[The Judas Kiss]]'')
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* [[Carole Mortimer]], June 1985 (''[[Devil Lover]]'' / ''[[Engaged To Jarrod Stone]]'')
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* [[Anne Weale]], August 1985 (''[[Blue Days At Sea]]'' / ''[[Rain Of Diamonds]]'')
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* [[Anne Mather]], October 1985 (''[[Innocent Obsession]]'' / ''[[Forbidden Flame]]'')
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* [[Betty Neels]], December 1985 (''[[Britannia All At Sea]]'' / ''[[The Little Dragon]]'')
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* [[Penny Jordan]], February 1986 (''[[Falcon's Prey]]'' / ''[[Tiger Man]]'')
  
 
== The "''Author''" Collection ==
 
== The "''Author''" Collection ==
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* [[Dinah Dean]], April 1986 (''[[Flight From The Eagle]]'' / ''[[The Eagle's Fate]]'')
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* [[Charlotte Lamb]], June 1986 (''[[Illusion]]'' / ''[[Retribution]]'')
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* [[Lisa Cooper]], August 1986 (''[[Doctor In Plaster]]'' / ''[[The New Pupil Midwife]]'')
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* [[Anne Mather]], October 1986 (''[[Season Of Mists]]'' / ''[[Impetuous Masquerade]]'')
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* [[Penny Jordan]], December 1986 (''[[Blackmail]]'' / ''[[The Caged Tiger]]'')
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* [[Anne Weale]], February 1987 (''[[Passage To Paxos]]'' / ?)
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* [[Helen Bianchin]], April 1987 (''[[The Savage Touch]]'' / ''[[Wildfire Encounter]]'')
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* [[Carole Mortimer]], June 1987 (''[[Burning Obsession]]''/ ''[[Elusive Lover]]'')
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* [[Janet Dailey]], August 1987 (''[[Northern Magic]]'' / ''[[A Tradition Of Pride]]'')
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* [[Charlotte Lamb]], October 1987 (''[[Stranger In The Night]]'' / ''[[A Wild Affair]]'')
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* [[Penny Jordan]], December 1987 (''[[Forgotten Passion]]'' / ''[[Phantom Marriage]]'')
 
* [[Sara Craven]], February 1988 (''[[Counterfeit Bride]]'' / ''[[Pagan Adversary]])''
 
* [[Sara Craven]], February 1988 (''[[Counterfeit Bride]]'' / ''[[Pagan Adversary]])''
 
* [[Penny Jordan]], April 1988 (''[[Campaign For Loving]]'' / ''[[The Darker Side of Desire]]'')
 
* [[Penny Jordan]], April 1988 (''[[Campaign For Loving]]'' / ''[[The Darker Side of Desire]]'')

Revision as of 13:00, 20 November 2008

Mills & Boon started to release 2-in-one volumes of reissued stories by one author as an imprint in September 1983, supplementing the Mills & Boon Best Seller Romances. At first the titles were called The Best of "Author", which changed to The "Author" Collection in August 1985 and to "Author" Duet in June 1992.

Starting as one title per month the imprint was reduced to one volume bi-monthly in 1985. Since October 1990 two titles were released in the even months. In August 1995 the Duet and the Mills & Boon Best Seller Romances were discontinued in favour of the themed Mills & Boon By Request imprint.

Covers
  • 1990, The "Author" Collection
  • 1992, "Author" Duet

The Best of "Author"

The "Author" Collection

"Author" Duet

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