Margaret Pargeter
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| Margaret Pargeter | |
|---|---|
| Born | date of birth unknown |
| Pen name | Margaret Pargeter |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Period | 1975-1986 |
| Genres | Romantic novel |
Margaret Pargeter was a popular writer of 50 romance novels in Mills & Boon from 1975 to 1986.
Bibliography
Single novels (Harlequin Romance)
- Winds from the Sea
- Ride a Black Horse
- The Kilted Stranger
- Blue Skies, Dark Waters
- Hold Me Captive
- Stormy Rapture
- Never Go Back
- Wild Inheritance
- Flamingo Moon
- Better to Forget
- Jewelled Caftan
- Marriage Impossible
- Midnight Magic
- The Wild Rowan
- Man Called Cameron
- The Devil's Bride
- Only You
- Savage Possession
- Boomerang Bride
- Autumn Song
- The Dark Oasis
- Dark Surrender
- Kiss of a Tyrant
- Deception
- At First Glance
- Captivity
- Not Far Enough
- Loving Slave
- Collision
- Substitute Bride
- Storm Cycle
- Prelude to a Song
- Man from the Kimberleys
- Caribbean Gold
- Silver Flame
- Storm in the Night
- Chains of Regret
- Clouded Rapture
- Demetrious Line
- Odds Against
- Born of the Wind
- Total Surrender
- Captive of Fate
- Model of Deception
- Impasse
- Lost Enchantment
- Other Side of Paradise
- Scarlet Woman
- Beyond Reach
- Misconception
Omnibus in collaboration
- Winds From The Sea/Island of Darkness/Wind River (1979) (with Rebecca Stratton and Margaret Way)
- Desert Castle/Collision Course/Ride A Black Horse (1980) (with Isobel Chace and Jane Donnelly)
- Return to Tuckarimba/Hold Me Captive/Greek Bridal (1981) (with Amanda Doyle and Henrietta Reid)
- Handful of Stars/Flamingo Moon/Lion in Venice (1982) (with Lucy Gillen and Margaret Rome)
- Garland of Marigolds/Red Diamond/Kilted Stranger (1983) (with Isobel Chace and Dorothy Cork)
- Reluctant Neighbor/Never Go Back/Island Masquerade (1983) (with Sheila Douglas and Sally Wentworth)
Biodata
Margaret Pargeter is a pen name or nom-de-plume. No information exists as to the true identity or identities of the writer(s) who employed this pen name.
External links
- Susanne McCarthy's Webpage @ Fantastic Fiction
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