Sara Wood (novelist)

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Sara Wood
Born1941 (age 8384)
England, UK
Pen nameSara Wood
OccupationNovelist
Period1986–2004
Genre Romantic novel
Spouse2
Children2

Sara Wood (b. 1941 [1] in England) was a popular British writer of 49 romance novels in Mills & Boon from 1986 to 2004. [2]

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Biography

Sara Wood was born in 1941 in the south of England. Her family were poor. [3] She trained as a secretary but married at 21. [3] She and her husband had two sons. [3] The marriage did not last, and after divorcing, she trained as a teacher. [3] She married again. [3] After seeing the romantic novelist Charlotte Lamb interviewed on television, she decided to become a novelist herself. [3] "But she'd rarely read fiction before, so she bought 20 books, analyzed them carefully, then wrote one of her own. Amazingly, it was accepted and she began writing full time." [3] Wood lives in Sussex. [3]

Bibliography

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Single Novels

Destiny Trilogy

  1. Tangled Destinies (1994)
  2. Unchained Destinies (1994)
  3. Threads of Destiny (1994)

True Colours Trilogy

  1. White Lies (1996)
  2. Scarlet Lady (1996)
  3. Amber's Wedding (1996)

Euromance Multi-Author Series

Postcards from Europe Multi-Author Series

Too Hot to Handle Multi-Author Series

Dangerous Liaisons Multi-Author Series

Island Dreams Multi-Author Series

Mediterranean Passions Multi-Author Series

Wedlocked! Multi-Author Series

Family Secrets Multi-Author Series

Expecting! Multi-Author Series

Society Weddings Multi-Author Series

His Baby Multi-Author Series

Greek Tycoons Multi-Author Series

Mistress to a Millionaire Multi-Author Series

Italian Husbands Multi-Author Series

Brides of Convenience Multi-Author Series

Red-Hot Revenge Multi-Author Series

Blackmail Brides Multi-Author Series

Anthologies in Collaboration

See also

References and Resources

  1. Wood, Sara at VIAF
  2. Mills & Boon website
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Sara Wood's Biography". The faces behind your favourite stories. Mills and Boon. Archived from the original on 19 September 2012. Retrieved 27 November 2024.
  4. Sara Wood at Fantastic Fiction