The Best Of Mary Balogh

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	"Brilliant story about a haughty Duke and impertinent woman who tames him. Reflections of Wulfric Bedwyn and heroine of Simply Unforgettable but still a great story!"

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	"A real achievement - very unheroic hero and a prostitute as a heroine but a touching and worthy love story unfolds. Read it!"

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	"Not always easy to find but a great story about a man finding love. Set in the 1750s rather than Regency period, it's an excellent portrayal of character growth"

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	"The book that introduced the Bedwyn family (as side characters) but a great read in its own right. Lauren the ice-queen melts for Kit. Well, wouldn't we all?"

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	"The Earl of Severn wants a quiet wife but gets rather more than he bargains for. Hard to find book but definitely worth the effort of searching!"

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	"I don't like all the Slightly series but this one is excellent (it's number 3). Finally we get to understand Freyja who has previously been rather annoying!"

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	"The youngest daughter Morgan gets her man - and a Frenchman, no less! Another enjoyable story with interesting background of the Battle of Waterloo"

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	"I didn't used to like Wulfric Bedwyn, Duke of Bewcastle - a cold fish. But this book lets you see deep into his soul - masterful writing!"

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	"This book definitely improves on re-reading. Our heroine feels rather like the heroine in "More Than A Mistress" (two marvellous sopranos!) but it's an enjoyable story"

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	"Our heroine Alexandra is rather like Lauren in "A Summer To Remember" but this re-issue of an old story is still enjoyable to read."

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	"Follow-up to "Heartless" with the heroine a deaf mute young woman. A touching story."

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	"Another triumph! Anne Jewell, unwed mother and Sydnam Butler, disabled younger brother of Kit Butler in "A Summer To Remember" find each other, love and healing."

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	"A book of five short stories by various authors but the Mary Balogh story "The Wassail Bowl" is worth the cover price alone. Incredibly moving and wonderful."

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	"Hard to find but worth a read, the first story in the 'Four Horsemen' series"

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	"More Christmas short stories. Four excellent, one so-so, but all with Mary Balogh's special touch"

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	"Wonderful Welsh-themed older book. Hard to find but worth the search!"

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	"Another Welsh book about an English lord trying to fit in amongst his former Welsh friends."

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	"I read a review copy of this and loved it - it's Claudia's story and very moving."