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Q&A with Annie Claydon!

Join us for a quick fire Q&A with Mills & Boon Medical author, Annie Claydon. * You write for the Mills and Boon Medical series which features high-stakes and high-pressure for the heroes and heroines. What’s your favourite thing about writing Medical romances? Medical professionals work in every… Read More

Welcome to Medical Month!

It’s officially Medical Month and that means our submissions inbox is now OPEN! Submit your contemporary Medical Romance submission between May 1 and May 12 to get a response, including editorial feedback, by May 31! What do you need? A cover letter that introduces you and your book and includes… Read More

Building From The Ground Up: Collaborwriters Sarah Ferguson and Marguerite Kaye talk about how locations influenced A Most Intriguing Lady

As part of The Duchess of York’s Historical Book Club, we’re sharing more about the research that went into A Most Intriguing Lady. We’re thrilled to hand over the reigns of our blog to Sarah and Marguerite… * Sarah:  Thank you to Mills & Boon… Read More

Medical Blitz: Writing Tips From Mills & Boon Authors!

The Mills & Boon Medical Month Blitz is fast approaching and we couldn’t be more excited! To help you prepare your submissions, we asked our current Medical Romance authors for their best hints and tips for aspiring writers. As expected, our wonderful authors rose to the occasion, jumping at the… Read More

Celebrating Siblings Day with Amelia and Issy from ‘A Billion-Dollar Revenge’

Hi there, hello, howdy and welcome to the Mills & Boon blog on National Siblings Day! And to celebrate we’ve been lucky enough to sit down with Amelia and Issy Seymore – the outstandingly lucky English sisters who married the notorious Italian Billionaires, the Rossi cousins! We couldn’t think of… Read More

Dream Destinations: Hot vs Cold Settings

We’re delighted to be joined on our blog by True Love author, Sophie Pembroke who talks about the inspiration behind her new Dream Destinations duet! * One of the joys of writing romance is the fabulous places it takes me to. For my Dream Destinations duet, I wanted… Read More

The Sister Effect: Chapter One

The Sister Effect by Susan Mallery is an emotional, witty, and heartfelt story that explores the nuances of a broken family’s complex emotions as they strive to become whole. With uplifting romance and Susan’s signature humour. Read the first chapter below… * Chapter One Finley McGowan loved her… Read More

Exclusive Extract: The Greek’s Forgotten Marriage

Who doesn’t love a marriage of convenience romance? Especially when the story also features the amnesia trope! The Greek’s Forgotten Marriage is the brand new book by Maya Blake. Expect lots of sizzling attraction and off-limits seduction in this Modern romance. Read on for an exclusive excerpt…. Read More

Historical heroines: duty, seizing life and refusing to compromise on their values

We’re joined by Historical romance author, Louise Allen, who has recently won the RNA Shorter Novel Award! Louise talks about the inspiration behind her new book, A Rogue For The Dutiful Duchess. * Where does the inspiration for a novel come from? I wish I… Read More

What an Editor wants…

Earlier this month, we announced our ‘Medical Month’ blitz – an opportunity for aspiring authors to get their Medical romance submissions fast-tracked. Find out more here. With the Medical Romance blitz round the corner, we decided this was a great time to share what stories we’re most… Read More

Q&A with Laura Martin!

A Match to Fool Society by Laura Martin has been selected by Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York as her March Historical Book Club pick! A Match to Fool Society is a friends-to-lovers romance set at the height of Regency society. We caught up with Laura Martin to find out more… Read More

Louise Allen wins The Shorter Romantic Novel Award RNA Awards 2023!

Mills & Boon Historical author, Louise Allen has won The Shorter Romantic Novel Awards at this year’s Romantic Novelists’ Association ceremony. The RNA awards celebrate excellence in romantic fiction in all its forms. The awards, which have been held since their inception in 1960, are highly respected in the UK… Read More