Sophie Cole's novel marked the birth of Mills & Boon, and started a tradition that has seen the publishing house become a byword for mass-market romantic fiction. Now a collection of books and ...

it’s Marguerite Kaye – she has written 60 Mills & Boon books – including one with Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York (Picture: Andrew Cawley) Nobody understands romance like Marguerite Kaye ...

Romantic fiction publisher Mills & Boon is to launch its first ever colouring book. The Art of Romance is intended as a celebration of over 100 years of the publisher’s most iconic covers ranging from ...

Even though modern Mills & Boon heroines have jobs and the heroes can be sensitive, the books still contain "a deep strand of escapism, perfectionism and idealisation... clearly these messages run ...

After all, someone is buying one of these books every five seconds. A lot has changed for women in the last hundred years. But for romance publisher Mills & Boon, founded a century ago in London ...

Easy to read and cheap to buy, when Val got to the end of Escape From Desire she began devouring other Mills and Boon’s books with titles like Law of Attraction and Falcon’s Prey. By the time ...

Mills and Boon, the Harlequin-owned book publisher best known for its saucy women's fiction, is embarking on a new chapter in storytelling, with the launch of digital series The Chatsfield.

But Mills & Boon is hoping to target Generation Z with a new 'diverse' line of books - featuring 'more relatable' characters. In January, a 'queer' version of hit movie Pretty Woman, as well as a ...

The new logo downplays the ampersand, which had dominated, instead focusing on the words Mills and Boon. Milton is putting her name as a point of contact to the revamped book club, through which ...

One of the most famous romance publishers of all time, Mills & Boon, is showing no signs of slowing down. The books – sometimes sweet, sometimes steamy – are published in more than 150 ...

Sophie Cole's novel marked the birth of Mills & Boon, and started a tradition that has seen the publishing house become a byword for mass-market romantic fiction. Now a collection of books and ...