Kate Walker (writer)

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Catherine Mary Wade
Born (1950-05-07) 7 May 1950 (age 72)
Nottinghamshire, England
Occupation Novelist
NationalityBritish
Period1984-Present
Genre Romantic novel
Website
kate-walker.com

Kate Walter (born 7 May 1950 in Nottinghamshire, England) was a popular British writer of 50 romance novels in Mills & Boon since 1984.

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Biography

Catherine Mary Wade was born on 7 May 1950 in Nottinghamshire, England of Irish extraction, but the family moved to West Yorkshire when she was just 18 months old. She was the middle child of five daughters.

She studied English and Library Science in the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, where she met her husband. They married and installed in Lincolnshire She worked until she was a mother.

As Kate Walker published her first novel in 1984.

Bibliography

Single novels

  • The Chalk Line (1984)
  • First Man (1986)
  • Game of Hazard (1986)
  • Rough Diamond (1986)
  • Broken Silence (1987)
  • Captive Lover (1987)
  • Man of Shadows (1987)
  • The Cinderella Trap (1988)
  • Chase the Dawn (1988)
  • Leap in the Dark (1989)
  • Jester's Girl (1989)
  • The Golden Thief (1990)
  • Runaway (1990)
  • Give and Take (1991)
  • No Gentleman (1992)
  • Something Missing (1993)
  • Shattered Mirror (1993)
  • Calypso's Enchantment (1994)
  • No Holding Back (1995)
  • Flirting With Danger (1996)
  • Hers for a Night (1996)
  • The Unexpected Child (1997)
  • The Groom's Revenge (1997)
  • The Temptation Game (1998)
  • Wife for a Day (1998)
  • Fiancee by Mistake (1998)
  • Saturday's Bride (1999)
  • Constantine's Revenge (1999)
  • Rafael's Love-Child (2000)
  • Her Secret Bridegroom (2000)
  • His Miracle Baby (2001)
  • The Hostage Bride (2001)
  • Desert Affair (2001)
  • The Christmas Baby's Gift (2002)
  • A Sicilian Husband (2003)
  • The Antonakos Marriage (2005)
  • At The Sheikh's Command (2006)
  • The Italian's Forced Bride (2006)
  • Sicilian Husband, Blackmailed Bride (2007)
  • The Greek Tycoon's Unwilling Wife (2007)
  • The Konstantos Marriage Demand (2009)
  • The Proud Wife (2011)
  • Return of the Stranger (2011)
  • A Question of Honor (2014)
  • Olivero's Outrageous Proposal (2015)
  • Indebted To Moreno (2016)
  • A Proposal To Secure His Vengeance (2018)

The Sicilian Brothers Series

  1. The Sicilian's Wife (2002)
  2. The Sicilian's Red-Hot Revenge (2007)

Nicolaides / Morgan Series

  1. The Married Mistress (2003)
  2. Their Secret Baby (2003)

Alcolar Family Trilogy

  1. The Twelve-month Mistress (2004)
  2. The Spaniard's Inconvenient Wife (2004)
  3. Bound by Blackmail (2005)

Wedlocked! Series Multi-Author

Omnibus In Collaboration

Non-fiction

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