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 ...

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 ...

The book features 47 illustrations for readers to colour in - with year-by-year facts, quotes and memories giving social history and context printed alongside each one. Mills & Boon‘s book ...

The guilty pleasure that is Mills and Boon romances is driving sales of electronic e-books as they allow customers to avoid the "embarrassment factor" of being seen reading and buying them.

Romantic fiction publisher Harlequin Mills & Boon is launching a book brand to target the younger end of the women’s market. The Red Dress Ink brand, which launches next week, will be aimed at ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...