Margaret Mayo (novelist)

Margaret Mayo
Margaret Mayo
Born	7 February 1936; Staffordshire, England
Pen name	Margaret Mayo
Occupation	Novelist
Nationality	British
Period	1976–Present
Genre	Romantic novel
Children	2
Website
	www.margaret-mayo.com

Margaret Mayo (born 7 February 1936 in Staffordshire, England) is a British writer of over 80 romance novels since 1976.

Biography

Margaret Mayo was born on 7 February 1936 in Staffordshire, England.[1] She left school at fifteen, and learned shorthand and typing, to worked as a secretary for many years. At 22, she married and had two children, Adrian and Tina.[2]

At 40, she began to publish romantic novels to Mills & Boon.

Bibliography

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Single Novels

Destiny Paradise (1976)
Land of Ice and Fire (1976)
Perilous Waters (1976)
Shades of Autumn (1976)
Rainbow Magic (1977)
Sea Gypsy (1977)
Tregenna Tyrant (1977)
Autumn Deception (1978)
Afraid to Love (1978)
Unwilling Wife (1979)
Mistaken Marriage (1979)
Stormy Affair (1979)
Valley of the Hawk (1979)
Burning Desire (1980)
Pirate Lover (1980)
Innocent Bride (1980)
Tormented Love (1980)
Taste of Paradise (1981)
Charming Enemy (1981)
Divided Loyalties (1981)
Diamond Stud (1981)
Dangerous Journey (1982)
Bitter Reunion (1982)
Impossible Masquerade (1982)
Emerald Coast (1982)
Marriage Game (1983)
Return a Stranger (1983)
Branded (1984)
Devil's fancy (1984)
Personal Vendetta (1984)
Compelling Force (1985)
Second Encounter (1985)
At Daggers Drawn (1986)
Passionate Vengeance (1986)
Impulsive Challenge (1986)
Savage Affair (1987)
Painful Loving (1987)
Unexpected Inheritance (1988)
Prisoner of the Mind (1988)
Bittersweet Pursuit (1988)
Conflict (1989)
Mutual Attraction (1990)
An Impossible Situation (1990)
A Fiery Encounter (1991)
Stormy Relationship (1991)
Reluctant Hostage (1991)
Intrigue (1991)
Yesterday's Dreams (1992)
Ruthless Stranger (1993)
Determined Lady (1994)
Wild Injustice (1994)
A Vengeful Infatuation (1995)
Powerful Persuasion (1996)
Ungentlemanly Behaviour (1997)
Dangerous Game (1999)
Marriage by Contract (2000)
The Wife Seduction (2000)
Her Wealthy Husband (2001)
Reclaiming His Bride (2004)
The Italian's Ruthless Baby Bargain (2008)
The Santorini Marriage Bargain (2009)
The Twelve-Month Marriage Deal (2009)
Married Again to the Millionaire (2010)
A Night With Consequences (2011)
A Secret Too Far (2012) e-book
Abby's Unexpected Bodyguard (2013) e-book
Rachel's Retribution (2014) e-book

First Class Series Multi-Author

Trapped (1990)

Island Dreams Series Multi-Author

Bitter Memories (1994)

Island Romances Series Multi-Author

Stolen Feelings (1995)

Dark Secrets Series Multi-Author

A Forbidden Marriage (1998)

An Engagement of Convenience Series Multi-Author

Forgotten Engagement (1998)

Mediterranean Passions Series Multi-Author

The Mediterranean Tycoon (2002)

Mistress Material Series Multi-Author

Surrender to the Millionaire (2003)

Marriage and Mistletoe Series Multi-Author

Her Husband's Christmas Bargain (2004)

Ruthless! Series Multi-Author

At the Spaniard's Convenience (2006)
Bedded at His Convenience (2007)

Forced to Marry Series Multi-Author

Bought for Marriage (2006)

The Boss's Mistress Series Multi-Author

The Rich Man's Reluctant Mistress (2007)

The Billionaire's Convenient Wife Series Multi-Author

The Billionaire's Blackmail Bargain (2008)

Omnibus In Collaboration

Island of Escape / Stormy Affair / Hostile Engagement (1987) (with Dorothy Cork and Jessica Steele)
Kowhai Country / Not the Marrying Kind / A Taste of Paradise (1990) (with Gloria Bevan and Helen Dalzell)
Escape to Greek Affairs (2006) (with Sara Craven)
Married to a Millionaire (2007) (with Sandra Field and Lee Wilkinson)
Mistresses: Bought with Emeralds (2010) (with Katherine Garbera and Sandra Marton)
The Greeks' Bought Brides (2010) (with Julia James and Lucy Monroe)
The Spaniard's Pleasure (2010) (with Kim Lawrence and Lucy Monroe)

References and Resources

Margaret Mayo's Bio at Harlequin, archived from the original on 1 October 2008, retrieved 19 June 2007
Margaret Mayo's Bio, archived from the original on 11 May 2011
Margaret Mayo at FantasticFiction

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[Harlequin-1] Margaret Mayo's Bio at Harlequin, archived from the original on 1 October 2008, retrieved 19 June 2007

[Bio-2] Margaret Mayo's Bio, archived from the original on 11 May 2011

[FF-3] Margaret Mayo at FantasticFiction