Sally Wentworth

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Doreen Hornsblow
Born1936 (1936) or 1937 (1937)
Watford, England
Died(2001-08-30)30 August 2001 (aged 64)
Pen nameSally Wentworth
Occupation Novelist
Language Hertfordshire, England
NationalityBritish
Period1977-1999
Genre Romantic novel
SpouseDonald Alfred Hornsblow
Children1

Sally Wentworth was the pseudonym used by Doreen Hornsblow (1936 or 1937, Watford - 2001, Hertfordshire), [1] a British romance writer of 70 romance novels in Mills & Boon's from 1977 to 1999.

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Personal life

Doreen was born on 1936 o 1937 in Watford, England. She and her husband, Donald Alfred Hornsblow had a son, Keith (born 1968). The family lived in Braughing, England.

She collected knife rests and she was member of The Knife Rest Collectors Club.

Career

She sold her first novel to Mills & Boon's in 1977, she published her novels under the pseudonym Sally Wentworth. Her novels were principally set in Great Britain or in exotic places like the Canary Islands or Greece. Her first works are stand-alone novels, but in the 1990s, she decided to create her first series. In 1991, she wrote a book in two parts about the Barclay twins and their same great love, and in 1995, she wrote the Ties of Passion trilogy about the Brodey family.

Death

Doreen Hornsblow died from cancer in 2001, aged 64.

Bibliography

Harlequin Romance Single Novels

Harlequin Presents Single Novels

Barclay Twins Duology

  1. Twin Torment (Oct 1991)
  2. Ghost of the Past (Nov 1991)

Ties of Passion Saga

  1. Chris (Aug 1996)
  2. Francesca (Sept 1995)
  3. Calum (Oct 1996)

Euromance Series Multi-Author

Postcards from Europe Series Multi-Author

Pages & Privileges Series Multi-Author

Wedlocked! Series Multi-Author

Scandals! Multi-Author

The Big Event Series Multi-Author

Bachelor Tycoons Multi-Author

Collections

Omnibus in collaboration

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References

  1. Doreen Hornsblow Biography