Carole Mortimer

Carole Mortimer
Born

1960 (age 55–56)


England

Pen name Carole Mortimer
Occupation Novelist
Nationality British
Period 1978–present
Genre Romance
Spouse Peter
Children 4 children
2 stepchildren
Website
www.carolemortimer.co.uk

Carole Mortimer (born 1960 in England) is a popular British writer of over 150 romance novels since 1978. She was one of Mills & Boon's youngest authors, and now is one of their most popular and prolific authors.

Biography

Carole Mortimer was born about 1960 in a very rural hamlet in the east England, and she had two brothers.[1] She studied only one year of nursing, and ended up working in the computer department of a well-known stationery company, where she started to write her first manuscript.[1]

The manuscript was rejected by Mills & Boon, but the second was accepted and was published in 1978 as The Passionate Winter.[1] She became one of the youngest and most prolific Mills & Boon's authors. She celebrated the publication of her 100th book, 20 years after her debut, and 30 years after this, she published her first historical novels, in the Mills & Boon Historical series.

In 2012 she was recognised by Queen Elizabeth II for her 'outstanding service to literature'. In 2014 she received a Pioneer of Romance Award from Romantic Times in the US.[2]

In 2015 she started writing her first indie series called Alpha, as well as her Harlequin Mills & Boon books. And on the 15th March 2015 she published her 200th book, titled Shadow Alpha,[3] which was recognised, along with her other achievements by being awarded the 2015 RWA Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award.[4]

Carole married to Peter, father to two children, they had four sons more, and now the family is formed by six children (with 22 years of difference between the first-born and the unexpected youngest child.[5]

Bibliography

[6]

Single Novels

King-Hamilton Series

  1. Trust in Summer Madness (1983)
  2. Everlasting Love (1984)

Bennett Series

  1. One Chance at Love (1988)
  2. To Love Again (1988)
  3. The Loving Gift (1988)
  4. A Christmas Affair (1990)

Quinlan Series

  1. The Fated Attraction (1991)
  2. Saving Grace (1992)

To Bachelor Series

To Be Bachelor Brothers Sub-Series

  1. To Woo a Wife (1998)
  2. To Be a Husband (1998)
  3. To Be a Bridegroom (1999)

To Bachelor Sisters Sub-Series

  1. To Mend a Marriage (2000)
  2. To Have a Husband (2000)
  3. To Become a Bride (2001)
  4. To Make a Marriage (2001)

To Marry Bachelor Cousins Sub-Series

  1. To Marry McKenzie (2002)
  2. To Marry McCloud (2002)
  3. To Marry McAllister (2002)

The Calendar Mistress Series

  1. His Cinderella Mistress (2003)
  2. The Unwilling Mistress (2004)
  3. The Deserving Mistress (2004)

The Prince Brothers Series

  1. Prince's Passion (2005)
  2. Prince's Pleasure (2005)
  3. The Prince's Love-Child (2006)

Sicilian Gambrellis Saga

  1. The Sicilian's Ruthless Marriage Revenge (2007)
  2. At The Sicilan Count's Command (2008)
  3. The Sicilian's Innocent Mistress (2008)

Virgin Brides and Arrogant Husbands Series

Nine To Five Series Multi-Author

Nanny Wanted! Series Multi-Author

Do Not Disturb Series Multi-Author

Wedlocked! Series Multi-Author

In Love With Her Boss Series Multi-Author

9. His Very Personal Assistant (2005)

Dinner at 8 Series Multi-Author

Expecting! Series Multi-Author

The Notorious St. Claires (Historical)

The Notorious St. Claires (Modern)

The Copeland Sisters (Historical)

Lyonedes Cousin

Alpha

Collections

Omnibus in Collaboration

References and sources

  1. 1 2 3 Mills & Boon's Biography, archived from the original on 1 October 2011, retrieved 6 August 2007
  2. ↑ http://www.rtbookreviews.com/blog/82563/author-qa-carole-mortimer-celebrates-200-books
  3. ↑ http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shadow-Alpha-3-Carole-Mortimer-ebook/dp/B00SCKHWBK
  4. ↑ https://www.rwa.org/p/cm/ld/fid=543
  5. ↑ Mills & Boon's Interview, retrieved 6 August 2007
  6. ↑ Carole Mortimer in Fantastic Fiction, retrieved 6 August 2007

External links

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