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Introducing…#24HoursInMandB

24 Hours in M&B 1 chapter in 1 day! Welcome to our brand new Medical Romance writing Fast-Track. Starting on Monday 24th March!   Send your submission to the Medical Romance team and get a response in 24 hours! If you love strong and sexy medical heroes… Read More

Believing in a happy ending by Susanne Hampton

Please welcome to the family, debut Medical romance author, Susanne Hampton! Her debut book Unlocking the Doctor’s Heart is out now! We caught up with Susanne to discuss her author journey and her very own happy ever after… Here’s Susanne… Believing in a happy ending has made writing romance… Read More

Lost in Romance #5 – Our passion for Oscars fashion

Last Sunday we were given an envy-inducing glimpse into how the other half live when the most indulgently glamorous awards ceremony of them all took place, followed by all those glitzy showbiz after-parties. I spent the morning after the night before feverishly poring over the news coverage online – the… Read More

Welcome to 200 Harley Street by Scarlet Wilson

From the skyscrapers of Manhattan to the streets of London, our Medical miniseries is back! Available to buy now, Book 1 from 200 Harley Street features none other than Carol Marinelli AND Scarlet Wilson. We caught up with Scarlet to discuss the new series and what we… Read More

Lost in Romance #4 – Beware of the Wolf?

I’ve always had a soft spot for a bad boy. Too-long hair, perhaps a piercing, a hint of a tattoo and a dangerous glint in the eye have long been my downfall. Perhaps this is why my favourite Mills & Boon heroes include the seductively sinful rakes of Historical, the… Read More

The Support Factor by Stefanie London

Recently we came across this article from our newly-acquired Modern Tempted author, Stefanie London. After drying our eyes, we managed to pull ourselves together enough to ask Stefanie if she would let us share her words with all of you. We’re so glad she said yes because it really… Read More

5 signs that spring is on the way

A small lamb admiring some apple blossom in flower-filled woodland surrounded by birds chirping…would probably be an indication that spring is on the way. Well, the twitchers here at Paradise Heights haven’t quite spotted the above idyll yet, but we are certainly primed and ready for the return of… Read More

Lost in Romance #3 – Are we still like Bridget Jones?

Living in the exciting, bustling metropolis that is London, I’ve often found it a challenge to maintain the life/work balance. When a shiny new manuscript from an author drops into my inbox, I have been guilty of banishing the boyfriend, cancelling on friends, and ignoring my house-share’s cleaning rota. Perhaps… Read More

Man About Town – What’s love got to do with it?

What’s love got to do with it? I’m currently running late for my first date with Natalie, she is unbeknownst to me, always early – not a good start to our fledgling relationship.  Fledgling soon found floundering when instead of waiting inside, Natalie has decided to remain outside in some… Read More

#TemptedToWrite – The winning story

Thank you to everyone that entered #TemptedToWrite, it was a fabulous competition with a very high standard of entry! The judges, Heidi Rice, Charlotte Phillips and Joss Wood, definitely had a tough time deciding who was the winner, but after long deliberation, they decided it was Kara… Read More

Editor’s Guide: How to be single on February 14th

If you have read our 10 things you didn’t know about Valentine’s Day blog you will know that this glorious day is also known as Singles Awareness Day, or SAD if you like. A slightly unfortunate acronym, nevertheless this name was given to February 14th by…well, a… Read More

Hollywood Hearts – Our favourite romantic couples

The world of celebrity isn’t generally known for its long-lasting relationships. That’s why, this Valentine’s Day, I’m celebrating the most devoted showbiz couples. How do they do it in an industry where so many relationships end in tabloid-friendly divorce? And is it all glamour and grand gestures? First-up are… Read More