Mary Balogh

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Mary Balogh | Exclusive Excerpt ALWAYS REMEMBER
February 2, 2024
ALWAYS REMEMBER Excerpt   The whole of the Ware family was amiable, in fact, and warm and welcoming  Read More...

Mary Balogh | A Complex and Compelling Second-chance Regency Romance
June 21, 2023
1--What is the title of your latest release? REMEMBER ME   Read More...

Mary Balogh | Wounded Heroes
August 24, 2013
When you are a prolific author, as I am, you recognize the need to create a wide variety of types of heroes and heroines. In  Read More...

Mary Balogh | The Third Lover In Any Christmas Romance
November 27, 2012
I have had the great pleasure of writing a number of Christmas novels and novellas, all of them set in Regency England. They are all  Read More...

Mary Balogh | The Appeal Of The Beta Male Hero
July 31, 2012
Everyone loves the alpha male heroes with which romance novels abound, those men with perfect physiques, perfect good looks, sex appeal to spare, and the  Read More...

Mary Balogh | Gwen, Lady Muir, And The Survivors' Club
May 4, 2012
When I wrote ONE NIGHT FOR LOVE (1999), I meant it to be the first  Read More...

Mary Balogh | Love As Opposed To Romance
June 23, 2009
I always describe myself as a writer of love stories rather than as a romance writer. One of my reasons is an obvious one—romance  Read More...

Mary Balogh grew up in Wales. Before she was ten, she was writing long, long stories about children having spectacular adventures and always emerging victorious. For one of her stories she won a large box filled with Cadbury's chocolate bars, a far more gratifying prize than any trophy to a ten-year-old, especially in post-World War II Britain. Many years passed before she became a published author. All those pesky things like school and university and a teaching career and marriage and motherhood to three children got in the way of what seemed like a mere dream. Oh, and the move to Canada, which was supposed to be for two years but turned out to be permanent. But it happened eventually--the publication of that first book, A MASKED DECEPTION, a Regency romance, in 1985, and a two-book contract. Twenty-seven years and five grandchildren and one great-grandchild later, Mary has almost one hundred published novels and novellas to her credit, all of them historical romances, most of them set in the Regency era in England. She has won numerous awards and, to date, has had nineteen books on the New York Times bestselling list. She lives in Saskatchewan, Canada, with her husband of forty-three years. They divide their time between the rural town of Kipling (summers) and the capital city of Regina (winters).

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