Robyn Donald

Robyn Donald
Born 1940 (age 7576)
Northland, New Zealand
Pen name Robyn Donald
Occupation Novelist
Nationality New Zealand
Period 1977–present
Genre Romantic novel
Website
robyndonald.com

Robyn Donald (born 1940) is a prolific writer of romance novels whose birthplace and home are in Northland, New Zealand.

She writes for the English Mills and Boon romance series, and all her books have also been reedited under Harlequin Enterprises Limited series.[1][2] Her first romance titled 'Bride at Whangatapu' was published under the exegesis of Mills and Boon in 1977. Her books are printed 500,000 at a time.[3]

Bibliography

Single novels

Hollingworth Series

  1. Long Journey Back (1986)
  2. Captives of the Past (1986)

Love's Reward Series

  1. Love's Reward (1989)
  2. A Bitter Homecoming (1989)
  3. Some Kind of Madness (1991)

Pagan Surrender

  1. Pagan Surrender (1993)
  2. Paradise Lost (1993)

Dacre Series

  1. Tiger Eyes (1994)
  2. Surrender to Seduction (1998)

The Marriage Maker Series

  1. The Mirror Bride (1996)
  2. Meant to Marry (1996)
  3. The Final Proposal (1996)

Royal Weddings Series

  1. The Prince's Pleasure (2002)
  2. His Pregnant Princess (2004)
  3. By Royal Demand (2006)

The Royal House of Illyria

  1. By Royal Demand (2006)
  2. The Rich Man's Royal Mistress (2006)
  3. The Prince's Convenient Bride (2007)

The Mediterranean Princes

  1. His Majesty's Mistress (2008)
  2. The Mediterranean Prince's captive virgin (2008)

A Year Down Under Series Multi-Author

Too Hot to Handle Series Multi-Author

Secrets Series Multi-Author

Dangerous Liaisons Series Multi-Author

Bride's Bay Resort Series Multi-Author

2. Indiscretions (1995)

Nanny Wanted! Series Multi-Author

Passion Series Multi-Author

Foreign Affairs Multi-Author

By Royal Command Multi-Author

Mistresses Who Marry Series Multi-Author

His Virgin Mistress Series Multi-Author

Bedded By Blackmail Series Multi-Author

The Royal House of Niroli Series Multi-Author

Royal and Ruthless Series Multi-Author

Collections

Omnibus In collaboration

Non fiction

References

  1. Kim Knight (15 June 2003). "The stuff of romance". The Sunday Star-Times.
  2. Kathryn Powley (15 February 2003). "Where writers can put passion to paper". The Dominion Post.
  3. "The reality of romance". The Southland Times. 20 June 1998.
  4. . ISBN 978-0-373-70732-4. Missing or empty |title= (help)

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