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[[Polly Forrester]]'s historical romances were written for [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon's]] [[Historical Romance|Masquerade Historical Romance]] imprint. They cover a very diverse range of historical periods and locations but often touch on the themes of the deceptiveness of appearances and marriages made between people of different cultural backgrounds. According to the biographical information given at the start of her books, she was born in Somerset, and was living in Gloucestershire during the period she wrote for Mills & Boon. | [[Polly Forrester]]'s historical romances were written for [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon's]] [[Historical Romance|Masquerade Historical Romance]] imprint. They cover a very diverse range of historical periods and locations but often touch on the themes of the deceptiveness of appearances and marriages made between people of different cultural backgrounds. According to the biographical information given at the start of her books, she was born in Somerset, and was living in Gloucestershire during the period she wrote for Mills & Boon. | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 26 January 2008
Polly Forrester's historical romances were written for Mills & Boon's Masquerade Historical Romance imprint. They cover a very diverse range of historical periods and locations but often touch on the themes of the deceptiveness of appearances and marriages made between people of different cultural backgrounds. According to the biographical information given at the start of her books, she was born in Somerset, and was living in Gloucestershire during the period she wrote for Mills & Boon.
Books
- Knight's Pawn, 1990.
- Jewel Under Siege, 1990.
- Winter of the Wolf, 1991.
- Lady Rascal, 1991.
- Changing Fortunes, 1997.
- Double Dilemma, 1998.
