Nicola Cornick

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

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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.

'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.