
Author Β· born 1960
Carole Mortimer
Carole Mortimer (born 1960) is a British novelist. Born in England.
Our catalogue lists 21 books by Carole Mortimer, mostly historical romance, Regency romance and romantic suspense. They span 1981 to 2015. The most-read is Gypsy (1985).
Books by Carole Mortimer

Gypsy
Carole Mortimer

No Longer a Dream
Carole Mortimer

Christmas Miracles
Betty Neels, Carole Mortimer

Freedom To Love
Carole Mortimer

The Duke's Cinderella Bride
Carole Mortimer

Defying Drakon
Carole Mortimer

A Night in the Palace Harlequin Presents Extra
Carole Mortimer

Lady Arabella's Scandalous Marriage
Carole Mortimer

Christmas Secrets
Carole Mortimer, Catherine Spencer

The Rake's Wicked Proposal
Carole Mortimer

His Christmas Virgin
Carole Mortimer

Unlaced by Candlelight
Carole Mortimer, Bronwyn Scott

The Lady Forfeits
Carole Mortimer

Christmas with a Billionaire
Carole Mortimer, Maisey Yates

The Lady Confesses
Carole Mortimer

Regency Lady's Scandal
Carole Mortimer

Annies Secret
Carole Mortimer

Christmas Proposals
Carole Mortimer, Rebecca Winters

The Yuletide Engagement & A Yuletide Seduction
Carole Mortimer
Marcus Wilding
Carole Mortimer

Tis The Season
Carole Mortimer, Alison Roberts
Biography
Carole Mortimer was born on 1960 in a village in England that she claims was so small that "if you blinked as you drove through it you could miss seeing it completely!" She was the youngest of three children, and she adds that her parents still live in the house where she first came into the world, and her two brothers live very close by. Carole's early ambition to become a nurse came to an abrupt end after only one year of training due to a weakness in her back, suffered in the aftermath of a fall. Instead, she went on to work in the computer department of a well-known stationery company. During her time there, Carole made her first attempt at writing a novel for Mills and Boon. "The manuscript was far too short and the plotline not up to standard, so I naturally received a rejection slip," she says. "Not taking rejection well, I went off in a sulk for two years before deciding to 'have another go.'" Her second manuscript was accepted, beginning a long and fruitful career. Her strong, traditional romances, with their distinct style, brilliantly developed characters and romantic plot twists, have earned her an enthusiastic audience worldwide. Since the publication of her first novel in 1978, this British writer has shown no signs of slowing her pace.