Margaret Pargeter

Margaret Pargeter is the pen name used by a popular writer of 50 romantic novels in Mills & Boon from 1975 to 1986. No information exists as to the true identity or identities of the writer(s) who employed this pen name.

Margaret Pargeter
BornDOB unknown
Pen nameMargaret Pargeter
OccupationNovelist
Period1975-1986
GenreRomantic novels

Bibliography

Single novels (Harlequin Romance)
  • Winds from the Sea
  • Ride a Black Horse
  • The Kilted Stranger
  • Blue Skies, Dark Waters
  • Hold Me Captive
  • Stormy Rapture
  • Never Go Back
  • Wild Inheritance
  • Flamingo Moon
  • Better to Forget
  • Jewelled Caftan
  • Marriage Impossible
  • Midnight Magic
  • The Wild Rowan
  • Man Called Cameron
  • The Devil's Bride
  • Only You
  • Savage Possession
  • Boomerang Bride
  • Autumn Song
  • The Dark Oasis
  • Dark Surrender
  • Kiss of a Tyrant
  • Deception
  • At First Glance
  • Captivity
  • Not Far Enough
  • Loving Slave
  • Collision
  • Substitute Bride
  • Storm Cycle
  • Prelude to a Song
  • Man from the Kimberleys
  • Caribbean Gold
  • Silver Flame
  • Storm in the Night
  • Chains of Regret
  • Clouded Rapture
  • Demetrious Line
  • Odds Against
  • Born of the Wind
  • Total Surrender
  • Captive of Fate
  • Model of Deception
  • Impasse
  • Lost Enchantment
  • Other Side of Paradise
  • Scarlet Woman
  • Beyond Reach
  • Misconception

Omnibus in collaboration
  • Winds From The Sea/Island of Darkness/Wind River (1979) (with Rebecca Stratton and Margaret Way)
  • Desert Castle/Collision Course/Ride A Black Horse (1980) (with Isobel Chace and Jane Donnelly)
  • Return to Tuckarimba/Hold Me Captive/Greek Bridal (1981) (with Amanda Doyle and Henrietta Reid)
  • Handful of Stars/Flamingo Moon/Lion in Venice (1982) (with Lucy Gillen and Margaret Rome)
  • Garland of Marigolds/Red Diamond/Kilted Stranger (1983) (with Isobel Chace and Dorothy Cork)
  • Reluctant Neighbor/Never Go Back/Island Masquerade (1983) (with Sheila Douglas and Sally Wentworth)


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