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Violet Winspear


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Violet Winspear was born on April 28, 1928 in England and died at the beginning of 1989.

Violet debued with the title Lucifer's Angel, the first of many "dark and dangerous" titles associated with her work. She caused a big controversy in 1970, when she claimed her heroes should "frighten and fascinate. They must be the sort of men who are capable of rape". This comment caused uproar and lead to her receiving hate mail. In 1973, she became a launch author for the new Harlequin Presents line of category romance novels. Harlequin Presents books were more sensual than the previous line, Harlequin Romance, under which Winspear had been published. She was chosen to be a launch author because she, along with Anne Mather and Anne Hampson were the most popular and prolific of Harlequin's authors. She is considered a legend in the romance community and influenced many authors,including Muriel Jensen, Jane Porter, Trish Morey and Sandra Marton.
 

Genres: Romance
 
Series
Stephanos
   1. The Honey Is Bitter (1967)
   2. Dragon Bay (1969)
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Romanos
   1. Tawny Sands (1970)
   2. No Man of Her Own (1981)
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Mavrakis
   1. The Child of Judas (1976)
   2. Love Is the Honey (1980)
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Novels
   Lucifer's Angel (1961)
   Wife Without Kisses (1961)
   The Strange Waif (1962)
   House of Strangers (1963)
   Beloved Tyrant (1964)
   Cap Flamingo (1964)
   Love's Prisoner (1964)
   Bride's Dilemma (1965)
   Desert Doctor (1965)
   The Tower of the Captive (1966)
   The Viking Stranger (1966)
   Tender Is the Tyrant (1967)
   Beloved Castaway (1968)
   Court of the Veils (1968)
   Blue Jasmine (1969)
   The Dangerous Delight (1969)
   Palace of the Peacocks (1969)
   Pilgrim's Castle (1969)
   The Unwilling Bride (1969)
   The Cazalet Bride (1970)
   The Chateau of St. Avrell (1970)
   The Castle of the Seven Lilacs (1971)
   Bride of Lucifer (1971)
   Dear Puritan (1971)
   Black Douglas (1971)
   Raintree Valley (1971)
   The Pagan Island (1972)
   The Silver Slave (1972)
   The Little Nobody (1972)
   Rapture of the Desert (1972)
   Devil in a Silver Room (1973)
   The Kisses and the Wine (1973)
   Forbidden Rapture (1973)
   The Glass Castle (1973)
   The Noble Savage (1974)
   Palace of the Pomegranate (1974)
   The Girl at Goldenhawk (1974)
   Dearest Demon (1975)
   The Devil's Darling (1975)
   Satan Took a Bride (1975)
   Darling Infidel (1976)
   The Sin of Cynara (1976)
   The Burning Sands (1976)
   The Sun Tower (1976)
   The Passionate Sinner (1977)
   The Love Battle (1977)
   Love in a Stranger's Arms (1977)
   Time of the Temptress (1977)
   The Loved and the Feared (1977)
   The Awakening of Alice (1978)
   The Valdez Marriage (1978)
   Desire Has No Mercy (1979)
   The Sheik's Captive (1979)
   A Girl Possessed (1980)
   Love's Agony (1981)
   The Man She Married (1982)
   Brides Lace (1984)
   By Love Bewitched (1984)
   Secret Fire (1984)
   House of Storms (1985)
   Sun Lord's Woman (1985)
   The Honeymoon (1986)
   A Silken Barbarity (1987)
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