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Chantelle Shaw is a British author of romance novels for Harlequin Mills & Boon. She discovered Mills & Boon as a teenager and, after raising six children, was signed to write for the Presents line in 2005; her debut, His Secretary Mistress, followed in 2006. Over roughly twenty years she published more than forty novels, known for their jet-set settings and alpha-hero pairings, before retiring from writing to spend more time with her family. She lives on the Kent coast in England.

Wendy and Frank Brennan were a marriage writing team under the pseudonym Emma Darcy. Wendy was born 28 November 1940 in Australia. Her sister was the novelist Maureen Mary (Miranda Lee). Her father was a country school teacher and brilliant sportsman. Her mother was a talented dressmaker. She obtained an Honours degree in Latin. Her ambition to be an actress was partly satisfied by playing in amateur theater productions. Initially a teacher of French and English, she changed her career to com...

Kate Walker was born on 10 January 1950 in Nottinghamshire, England, but her family moved to West Yorkshire when she was just 18 months old, and she has always regarded Yorkshire as home. She was the middle child in a family of five girls, growing up in a home where books were vitally important, and she read anything she could get her hands on. Even before she could write she was making up stories. At the age of four she was telling the tale of The Three Little Raindrops Drippy, Droppy, and Droo...

Susan Stephens writes compelling romance novels that sweep readers away. She's well-loved for her Latin Lovers and Dangerous Liaisons Collection and the emotional Bought For Her Baby Bundle, among other popular titles like Laying Down the Law.

Award winning, best-selling author for Harlequin Presents, Trish Morey likes to hammer out her stories while walking through the bushland of the beautiful Adelaide Hills, counting koalas high up in gum trees as she goes. In 2002 Trish entered the Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart contest for the first time and was amazed and delighted to final in the short contemporary section. The same manuscript was already under consideration in London, and in June 2003 (actually June 18th at 6:32...