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Nicola Cornick
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Born
in Bradford, The United Kingdom
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May 2009
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The Phantom Tree
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2016
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16 editions
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House of Shadows
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2015
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24 editions
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The Last Daughter of York
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2021
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The Forgotten Sister
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2020
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12 editions
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The Woman in the Lake
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2019
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12 editions
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The Winter Garden
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2022
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The Other Gwyn Girl
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2024
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5 editions
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The Lady and the Laird (Scottish Brides, #1)
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2013
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23 editions
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Whisper of Scandal (The Scandalous Women of the Ton, #1)
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2010
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31 editions
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One Wicked Sin (The Scandalous Women of the Ton, #2)
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2010
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Long Ago, Far Away
From my earliest years as a reader, the Tudor era always fascinated me. I still treasure the golden box set of books about The Wives of Henry VIII that my grandmother left to me. It sits on a shelf alongside Murder Most Royal by Jean Plaidy and Brief Gaudy Hour by Margaret Campbell Barnes. I don’t think that as readers we ever forget those early influences. We may move on to read many other books
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Thank you - I'm so happy that you are enjoying the book! I love that you are planning a knot garden with your herb bed! I'm not an expert on garden history but it has interested me for a number of years since I started working at Ashdown House and le
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| I've been a fan of this series by the fabulously-talented Anna Belfrage ever since I started the first book, His Castilian Hawk, so it was wonderful to catch up with Robert and Noor again. Anna Belfrage has the skill of drawing you immediately into h ...more | |
“Sebastian stretched. Clara stared. She could not help it. He was still in his breeches and shirt and she was riveted by the deliciously tight fit of the buckskins over his thighs.
"You could avert your eyes," Sebastian said mildly.
"I could," Clara agreed, "but I am not going to."
He smiled. "Hussy."
"I know. But I have waited a long time--”
― The Heart of Christmas
"You could avert your eyes," Sebastian said mildly.
"I could," Clara agreed, "but I am not going to."
He smiled. "Hussy."
"I know. But I have waited a long time--”
― The Heart of Christmas
“In a letter to Sebastian...
"My brother is preoccupied with affairs of state and all the more suitable of his friends are unavailable at present, which only leaves you..."
Seb winced. The minx. She knew how to deliver a neat insult.”
― The Heart of Christmas
"My brother is preoccupied with affairs of state and all the more suitable of his friends are unavailable at present, which only leaves you..."
Seb winced. The minx. She knew how to deliver a neat insult.”
― The Heart of Christmas
“He'll admit to his feelings when he's in his cups."
The valet nodded. "That's true, ma'am. If we could get him drunk."
Clara stifled a laugh. "I am not certain I would want a man who has to be drunk to admit his love for me.”
― The Heart of Christmas
The valet nodded. "That's true, ma'am. If we could get him drunk."
Clara stifled a laugh. "I am not certain I would want a man who has to be drunk to admit his love for me.”
― The Heart of Christmas
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The Lost Girls of Paris by Pam Jenoff
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The Lost Girls of Paris by Pam Jenoff
Dear Mrs. Bird by A.J. Pearce
The Phantom Tree by Nicola Cornick
Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
Science fiction/ Fantasy
The Collapsing Empire by John Scalzi
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Defy the Stars by Claudia Gray
Stain by A.G. Howard
The Collapsing Empire by John Scalzi
Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Defy the Stars by Claudia Gray
Stain by A.G. Howard
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Thank you Nicola for accepting my friend request on Goodreads.Hope you will have a wonderful holiday season.
Donna
Hi Elaine!Truly, Madly, Deeply is the new RNA Anthology of short stories across all different genres of romance. They are then publishing a series of e-books with the print stories and some extras in them. Part 1 features my Regency short story, one from Louise Allen and a historical short story from Elizabeth Chadwick.
Best wishes
Nicola
Hi,Nicola! Thank you for the friendship.Hugs! :)
