Melinda Hammond

Melinda Hammond (b. in Bristol, England) is an awarded British writer of romance novels since 1980, she also uses the pseudonym of Sarah Mallory.

Biography[]

Melinda Hammond was born in Bristol, England, UK, and grew up on Barton Hill with three older brothers. At 16, she left school to work.^[1]

She started to writing when was at home with her first child. In 1980, she sold her first novel at Robert Hale. As Sarah Mallory, she wrote at Mills & Boon.

Awards[]

• Dance for a Diamond: 2005 – The Reviewers Choice award from Singletitles.com
• Gentlemen in Question: 2006 – Editors Choice.
• The Earl's Runaway Bride: 2010 – CataNetwork Reviewers Choice Award.
• The Dangerous Lord Darrington: 2012 – Love Story of the Year by the Romantic Novelists' Association.^[2]

Bibliography[]

As Melinda Hammond[]

Single novels[]

• Fortune's Lady (1982)
• Summer Charade (1982)
• Maid of Honour (2002)
• The Bargain (2002)
• Lady Vengeance (2003)
• The Highclough Lady (2004)
• A Lady at Midnight (2005)
• Dance for a Diamond (2005)
• Gentlemen in Question (2006)
• The Belle Dames Club (2007)
• A Rational Romance (2007)
• Lucasta (2008)

Lagallan Brothers Series[]

1. Autumn Bride (1983)
2. The Dream Chasers (2003)

As Sarah Mallory[]

Single novels[]

• More Than a Governess (2008)
• The Wicked Baron (2009)
• Wicked Captain, Wayward Wife (2010)
• The Earl's Runaway Bride (2010)
• Disgrace and Desire (2010)
• To Catch a Husband... (2011)
• The Dangerous Lord Darrington (2011)

The Notorious Coale Brothers Series[]

1. Beneath the Major's Scars (2012)
2. Behind the Rake's Wicked Wager (2013)

Castonbury Park Multiauthor Series[]

5. The Illegitimate Montague (2012)

Omnibus[]

• More Than a Governess / Wicked Captain, Wayward Wife / The Earl's Runaway Bride (2010)

Anthologies in collaboration[]

• On Mothering Sunday (More Than a Governess / The Angel and the Outlaw) (2009) (with )
• One Snowy Regency Christmas (A Regency Christmas Carol / Snowbound With the Notorious Rake) (2011) (with Christine Merrill)
• Some Like It Wicked / Warriors in Winter / Beneath the Major's Scars (2012) (with Carole Mortimer and )

References[]