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Announcing Mills & Boon’s shortlisted books for the Romantic Novel Awards 2022!

We are delighted to announce that an incredible SEVEN Mills & Boon books have been shortlisted for this year’s Romantic Novel Awards! The RNAs celebrate the very best in romantic fiction and the awards are judged by readers, making them an even more impressive accolade. Congratulations to all the… Read More

The naval history that inspired Joanna Johnson’s new romance!

Have you ever wondered where our historical authors get their inspiration from? Joanna Johnson tells us about how a day trip with her husband unexpectedly inspired her new book, The Return of Her Long-Lost Husband. * In early January 2020, shortly before the world imploded, my husband… Read More

I Got the Call! Meet New Author Julieanne Howells

Julieanne Howells is a debut author writing for the Mills & Boon Modern series. Her debut Modern romance, Desert Prince’s Defiant Bride is out now! * Can you tell us a little about yourself? I like to cook. At the moment I’m into trying recipes that re-work… Read More

Celebrate Burns Night with our rugged Scottish Highlanders

To celebrate Burn’s Night 2022, we’ve selected five brilliant historical romances featuring rugged Highlander heroes, stunning Scottish landscapes and fierce, enticing Lairds. Prepared to be swept away with these romances that burn brightly through the centuries. * The Highlander’s Substitute Wife by Terri Brisbin… Read More

Jennifer Faye: the inspiration behind my new trilogy!

Jennifer Faye writes uplifting novels that are full of emotion, warmth and the most romantic of happily-ever-afters. She joins us on our blog to chat about the inspiration behind her brand new trilogy, set in stunning Greece! * I have to admit that when… Read More

Ann McIntosh and Annie Claydon on ‘Found Families’

We’re joined by Mills & Boon Medical authors Ann McIntosh and Annie Claydon who talk about their new Miracle Medics duet which features the secret romance and exes reunite tropes. * Ann McIntosh I have to say, this was one of the most enjoyable projects… Read More

Exclusive Extract: The Duke’s Rebellious Lady

If you’re a fan of Historical romances featuring rebellious heroines and the friends-to-lovers trope, you will love The Duke’s Rebellious Lady by Eva Shepherd. Read on for an exclusive excerpt… * He had rescued her from more scrapes and accidents than she cared to remember. In fact, all her… Read More

Exclusive Extract: Promoted to the Greek’s Wife by Lynne Graham

We’re delighted to share an exclusive excerpt of Promoted to the Greek’s Wife by Lynne Graham, which is out now! * ‘Close the door,’ he instructed. ‘Ari…’ she began impatiently. ‘I’m asking you to marry me. No more pretending, no need for us to fake or… Read More

Nina Singh on Why New Orleans is the PERFECT Romance Setting

In her latest book, True Love author Nina Singh whisks us away to New Orleans where we can almost taste the delicious food and the atmospheric buzz that the city has to offer. In today’s blog, she tells us why it was the PERFECT setting for Around the World… Read More

Highland Alliances: Old Enemies, New Allies!

The new Highland Alliances series by Terri Brisbin, Jenni Fletcher and Madeline Martin has all the elements that historical readers love: marriages of (in)convenience, Highlanders, kilts, mountains and islands and the sea, sexy and bold heroes, and smart and brave heroines. And, of course, romance! We’re DELIGHTED to be joined… Read More

Q&A with Caroline Anderson!

We caught up with Mills & Boon Medical author Caroline Anderson to talk about her writing journey, author advice and spoilers for her brand new book! * You write for the Mills and Boon Medical series which sets the readers pulse racing in the high-pressure world of medicine. Read More

Sophie Pembroke: My Inspiration Behind Vegas Wedding to Forever

True Love author Sophie Pembroke talks to us about her brand new trilogy, The Heirs of Wishcliffe. * Starting a new trilogy is always part exciting, part scary. Exciting, because I have three linked romances to dream up, and I can tell a larger story over the course… Read More