Author Inspiration

A New Start in the Yorkshire Countryside…

Vets falling in love, adorable pups, village settings and the age-old surprise…‘I’m pregnant…with your baby!’ We caught up with Medical authors Kate Hardy and Louisa Heaton to talk about the inspiration and writing journey behind their new duet, Yorkshire Village Vets.   *** Kate Hardy… Read More

Ella Hayes: how my career as a TV camerawoman inspires my romance novels!

We’re delighted to be joined on our blog by Ella Hayes! Ella writes uplifting romances set in the most incredible destinations with introspective, thoughtful characters and the most beautiful HEAs. Ella is also a former television camerawoman and professional wedding photographer, so we wanted to get a sneak peak into… Read More

Susan Meier: scandal at the palace!

We’re thrilled to be joined on our blog by True Love author, Susan Meier. Susan writes uplifting romances that celebrate the rush and intensity of falling in love and today she shares her writing inspiration behind her new trilogy, Scandal at the Palace. * With a widowed king… Read More

Jane Holland: my ‘dramatic and fiery’ debut and late mother’s legacy

We are absolutely delighted to be publishing Jane Holland’s debut Mills & Boon romance, Her Convenient Vow To The Billionaire. We spoke to Jane about following in her mother’s footsteps, who just so happens to be the legendary Charlotte Lamb! We also get an insight into Jane’s… Read More

The Surgeon She Could Never Forget by Tina Beckett

If you love romance books starring medical professionals, resilient single mothers, and the exes reunite trope, then The Surgeon She Could Never Forget is for you! Read on as author, Tina Beckett talks about her writing inspiration. * I love reunion stories. Truly love them. Read More

The difference between planning a novel and actually writing it!

Jenni Fletcher joins us on the blog to talk about her new book, Cinderella’s Deal With The Colonel. She also reveals more about the start of the writing process, and how a project she planned to be ‘a Cinderella meets Enemies-to-Lovers (with a hint of Mistaken Identity)… Read More

Celebrating International Nurses Day with Mills & Boon!

This International Nurses Day, we’re celebrating all nurses and would like to thank them for their expertise, dedication, support and care for patients and communities. We’re joined on our blog by three of our Medical authors, Deanne Anders, Tina… Read More

Female Friendship: the greatest love story?

At Mills & Boon, we are all about romance! However, some of the most important and memorable relationships are those between female friends. To celebrate sisterhood, we invited our authors to share their favourite female friendships from pop culture, or reveal some personal anecdotes about friendship. * My… Read More

Southern Belles in London

We’re delighted to be joined by Mills & Boon Historical author, Lauri Robinson, who chats with us about the inspiration behind her Southern Belles in London trilogy. * Thank you for the opportunity to share background information about the Southern Belles in London trilogy! The idea for these… 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

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

Clare Connelly on writing alpha heroes and romances with revenge plotlines

We hear from contemporary author, Clare Connelly about the inspiration behind her new romance, The Secret She Must Tell The Spaniard. * As a reader, I naturally gravitate to multi-book arcs. I love a good duet, trilogy or series, for the simple reason that it… Read More