Margaret Mayo (born 7 February 1936 in Staffordshire, England) is a British writer of over 80 romance novels since 1976.

Biography

Margaret Mayo was born on 7 February 1936 in Staffordshire, England.[1] She left school at fifteen, and learned shorthand and typing, to worked as a secretary for many years. At 22, she married and had two children, Adrian and Tina.[2]

At 40, she began to publish romantic novels to Mills & Boon.

Bibliography

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Single novels

First Class Series Multi-Author

• Trapped (1990)

Island Dreams Series Multi-Author

• Bitter Memories (1994)

Island Romances Series Multi-Author

• Stolen Feelings (1995)

Dark Secrets Series Multi-Author

• A Forbidden Marriage (1998)

An Engagement of Convenience Series Multi-Author

• Forgotten Engagement (1998)

Mediterranean Passions Series Multi-Author

• The Mediterranean Tycoon (2002)

Mistress Material Series Multi-Author

• Surrender to the Millionaire (2003)

Marriage and Mistletoe Series Multi-Author

• Her Husband's Christmas Bargain (2004)

Ruthless! Series Multi-Author

• At the Spaniard's Convenience (2006)
• Bedded at His Convenience (2007)

Forced to Marry Series Multi-Author

• Bought for Marriage (2006)

The Boss's Mistress Series Multi-Author

• The Rich Man's Reluctant Mistress (2007)

The Billionaire's Convenient Wife Series Multi-Author

• The Billionaire's Blackmail Bargain (2008)

Omnibus In Collaboration

• Island of Escape / Stormy Affair / Hostile Engagement (1987) (with Dorothy Cork and Jessica Steele)
• Kowhai Country / Not the Marrying Kind / A Taste of Paradise (1990) (with Gloria Bevan and Helen Dalzell)
• Escape to Greek Affairs (2006) (with Sara Craven)
• Married to a Millionaire (2007) (with Sandra Field and Lee Wilkinson)
• Mistresses: Bought with Emeralds (2010) (with Katherine Garbera and Sandra Marton)
• The Greeks' Bought Brides (2010) (with Julia James and Lucy Monroe)
• The Spaniard's Pleasure (2010) (with Kim Lawrence and Lucy Monroe)

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