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'''Susan Napier''' is the pen of ''Susan Potter'' (b. 1954). She was born on Valentine's Day, making for a natural lead-in to her career. Before turning to fiction-writing, she worked as a journalist, and then she married the boss. As many others she started to write while staying at home because of her children. Her first book for [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]], ''[[Sweet Vixen]]'' was launched in [[Paperback]] as part of a [[Mills and Boon Packs#New Authors|New Authors Pack]] in August 1984. Since then she has written more than 30 romance novels and she still likes the challenge of the genre. She lives in Auckland, New Zealand.
 
'''Susan Napier''' is the pen of ''Susan Potter'' (b. 1954). She was born on Valentine's Day, making for a natural lead-in to her career. Before turning to fiction-writing, she worked as a journalist, and then she married the boss. As many others she started to write while staying at home because of her children. Her first book for [[Mills and Boon|Mills & Boon]], ''[[Sweet Vixen]]'' was launched in [[Paperback]] as part of a [[Mills and Boon Packs#New Authors|New Authors Pack]] in August 1984. Since then she has written more than 30 romance novels and she still likes the challenge of the genre. She lives in Auckland, New Zealand.
  
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== Bibliography ==
 
== Bibliography ==
 
=== Books ===
 
=== Books ===
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* ''[[Accidental Mistress]]'' - August 2007 ([[Modern Extra|Modern Romance Extra]])
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* ''[[Accidental Mistress - Susan Napier|Accidental Mistress]]'' - August 2007 ([[Modern Extra|Modern Romance Extra]])
 
* ''[[Another Time]]'' - April 1989 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #3060]])
 
* ''[[Another Time]]'' - April 1989 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #3060]])
 
* ''[[A Bewitching Compulsion|Bewitching Compulsion, A]]'' - December 1989 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #3189]])
 
* ''[[A Bewitching Compulsion|Bewitching Compulsion, A]]'' - December 1989 ([[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|Mills & Boon Romance #3189]])
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=== Series contributed to ===
 
=== Series contributed to ===
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* [[Do Not Disturb]] - [[Honeymoon Baby]], 1998
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* [[Do Not Disturb - Series|Do Not Disturb]] - [[Honeymoon Baby]], 1998
 
* [[Kids And Kisses]] - [[The Sister Swap]], 1995
 
* [[Kids And Kisses]] - [[The Sister Swap]], 1995
 
* [[Scandals!]] - #3, [[Mistress Of The Groom]], 1997
 
* [[Scandals!]] - #3, [[Mistress Of The Groom]], 1997

Latest revision as of 18:46, 11 April 2014

Susan Napier is the pen of Susan Potter (b. 1954). She was born on Valentine's Day, making for a natural lead-in to her career. Before turning to fiction-writing, she worked as a journalist, and then she married the boss. As many others she started to write while staying at home because of her children. Her first book for Mills & Boon, Sweet Vixen was launched in Paperback as part of a New Authors Pack in August 1984. Since then she has written more than 30 romance novels and she still likes the challenge of the genre. She lives in Auckland, New Zealand.

On the Web

Bibliography

Books

Novellas

Collections

Series/Related Titles

The Marlow Family

  1. Love In The Valley, 1985 (Hugh Walton, adoptive son)
  2. True Enchanter, 1987 (Richard Marlow)
  3. Winter Of Dreams, 1992 (Olivia Marlow)
  4. A Lesson In Seduction, 1997 (Roz Marlow)
  5. Just Once, 2007 (Steve Marlow, minor role)

Series contributed to

#5, Secret Admirer, 1992
#10, Winter Of Dreams, 1992

Interviews

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