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    GYPSY

    By Carole Mortimer

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    You can get swept away once again by this powerful, sizzling,bestselling story from Carole Mortimer.

    Claiming his woman…

    Shay is the raven-haired beauty the Falconer brothers called Gypsy.Irresistible to each brother, it was Lyon Falconer who claimedher—when he didn't have the right… Yet it was Ricky, the youngestFalconer, who picked up the fragments of Shay's shattered life andmarried her out of love.

    But, with her husband's death, destiny hashurled Shay back within Lyon's reach. Now Lyon has a final chance toprove that Shay has always been—and would always be—his!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Presents
    Release dateNov 16, 2015
    ISBN9781459291195
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    GYPSY
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    Carole Mortimer

    Zu den produktivsten und bekanntesten Autoren von Romanzen zählt die Britin Carole Mortimer. Im Alter von 18 Jahren veröffentlichte sie ihren ersten Liebesroman, inzwischen gibt es über 150 Romane von der Autorin. Der Stil der Autorin ist unverkennbar, er zeichnet sich durch brillante Charaktere sowie romantisch verwobene Geschichten aus. Weltweit hat sie sich in die Herzen vieler Leserinnen geschrieben. Nach der Schule begann Carole Mortimer eine Ausbildung zur Krankenschwester, musste die Ausbildung allerdings aufgrund eines Rückenleidens nach einem Jahr abbrechen. Danach arbeitete bei einer bekannten Papierfirma in der Computerabteilung. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt schrieb sie ihren ersten Liebesroman, das Manuskript wurde abgelehnt, da es zu kurz war und die Handlung nicht den Ansprüchen des Verlags genügte. Bevor sie einen zweiten Versuch wagte, schmollte sie nach eigenen Angaben erst einmal zwei Jahre. Das zweite Manuskript wurde dann allerdings angenommen, und es war der Beginn ihrer erfolgreichen Karriere als Autorin von modernen Liebesromanen. Sie selbst sagt, dass sie jeden Augenblick des Beginns ihrer Karriere genossen hat, sie war die jüngste Autorin des Verlags Mills & Boon. Carole Mortimer macht das Schreiben viel Freude, sie möchte gern mindestens weitere zwanzig Jahre für ihre Leserinnen schreiben. Geboren wurde Carole Mortimer 1960 in Ost-England, und zwar in einem winzigen Dorf. Sie sagt, das Dorf sei so klein, dass, sollte der Fahrer beim Durchfahren einmal zwinkern, er den Ort vollkommen übersehen könnte. Ihre Eltern leben immer noch in ihrem Geburtshaus, ihre Brüder wohnen in der Nähe der Eltern. Verheiratet ist sie mit Peter, ihr Mann brachte zwei Kinder mit in die Ehe, sie leben in einem wunderschönen Teil Englands. Die beiden haben vier Söhne, zusammen sind es sechs Kinder, zwischen dem ältesten und jüngsten bestehen 22 Jahre Altersunterschied. Außerdem haben sie einen Kleintierzoo sowie einen Hund, der zur Hälfte von einem Kojoten abstammt und den die Familie aus Kanada mitbrachte.

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    • 4/5
      Though the read was good it was extremely long 300+ pages is quite long for a harlequinn book
    • 3/5
      I still get a little crazy when the Male lead in the novel is still a pushy arrogant fellow who forces the heroine to do what he wants. He shoves his way into her life, but eventually she falls in love/refalls in love with him. I enjoyed the story, but I really wish that the guys would learn a little sooner to take into consideration it's no longer his way or the high way.