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Christina Brooke Christina Brooke i(A143897 works by)
Also writes as: Christine Wells
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

Christina Brooke is a former lawyer. 'She was the first Australian to win the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart Award for the manuscript which became her first published novel.' She lives in Queensland.

Most Referenced Works

Awards for Works

y separately published work icon The Wickedest Lord Alive Melbourne : Penguin , 2014 7608451 2014 single work novel romance

'CAN AN INDECENT PROPOSAL

'Eight years ago, a tall handsome stranger entered Lizzie Allbright's bedchamber and consummated a marriage of the utmost necessity. The Marquis of Steyne had agreed to wed and bed Lord Bute's admittedly lovely daughter to pay off his mother's gambling debts. But once the deed was done, Steyne's lawfully-wedded wife vanished into the night…

'LEAD TO EVERLASTING LOVE?

'Years later, Steyne has nearly forgotten about his runaway bride. But when he suddenly finds himself in need of an heir, he has no choice but to track her down. Living happily in a small village under an assumed name, Lizzie is surprised to see her husband—and to feel such a strong attraction to him. But she is downright shocked when he asks her to bear him a son. How can they possibly repeat the heated encounter of their ill-fated wedding night…without falling hopelessly in love?' (Publication summary)

2014 shortlisted Australian Romance Readers Awards Favourite Historical Romance
y separately published work icon The Greatest Lover Ever London : St. Martin's Press , 2013 6503574 2013 single work novel romance historical fiction

'Beautiful, exuberant, and stubborn Georgiana Black has more spirit than sense—which she learns when an ultimatum to the Earl of Beckenham ends their engagement. Six years later, Georgie is less concerned with impending spinsterhood than with making sure her young sister doesn’t make the same mistakes she did. But soon Georgie stumbles into a scandalous encounter with none other than her former fiancé. Beckenham is still breathtakingly desirable—and as implacable as ever…

'Beckenham’s brief engagement to Georgie taught him one thing—when it comes to a wife, he wants a woman who will do her duty and cause no trouble. When the fiery Georgie falls unexpectedly into his arms, Beckenham remembers just how lushly delectable she is. Suddenly, the idea of actually marrying Georgie is irresistible. Convincing her will take more than a simple proposal, however. In a battle of wills, can passion conquer pride?'

Source: Author's website (http://www.christina-brooke.com/bookshelf/the-greatest-lover-ever/). (Sighted: 9/10/2013)

2013 finalist Australian Romance Readers Awards Favourite Historical Romance
y separately published work icon Westruthers Melbourne : Penguin , 2013- 6503515 2013 series - author novel romance historical fiction
2014 shortlisted Australian Romance Readers Awards Favourite Continuing Romance Series
2013 finalist Australian Romance Readers Awards Favourite Continuing Romance Series
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