5 Historical Romances by Rosemary Pollock
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Overview: Rosemary Pollock was born on 1944 in England, UK, daugther of Ida Pollock (1908-2013), writer and painter, and Hugh Alexander Pollock (1888–1971), editor, veteran of World War I and assistant to Winston Churchill. Her father had been married three times.
Rosemary worked as editor, and also wrote nine romance novels from 1969 to 1981. During years she helped her mother with some of her many projects. In 2009, her mother published her autobiography, Starlight. Retired, she helped her mother to transcribe her latest romance novels, which her mother became the world’s oldest novelist who was still active. Her mother died at 105, on 3 December 2013 in Lanreath.
Genre: Fiction > Romance > Historical
Song Above the Clouds:
When Candy realized that John Ryland didn’t care as much about her as she did for him, she was thankful for the chance to go to Rome and forget about him.
But that wasn’t easy, when no sooner had she arrived in Rome than she met John again — with the new woman in his life.
The Breadth of Heaven:
Could blue blood love any other color? Secretary-companion to a princess! It sounded like a wildly glamorous job, and when the opportunity unexpectedly arose, Kathy jumped at the chance. But there were complications. Coming from a politically unstable country, Princess Natalia was understandably nervous, both for herself and her children. In fact, she seemed to relax only when her brother-in-law, Prince Leonid, was around. But much as the handsome, masterful Leonid’s presence calmed Natalia, it greatly disturbed Kathy.
The Mountains of Spring:
Caroline Ashley went to Mexico to find out what had happened to her brother Peter – and was horrified to find him completely in the power of Diego Rivel.
The more she learned about Peter’s situation, the more her hatred for the arrogant Mexican increased. But isn’t there a saying about hate – and love?
The Sun and Catriona:
Why had she acted so very rashly?
Catriona, a hotel employee, had lost her temper–and her job–over Count Vilhena’s arrogant demands. Now he wanted to hire her as companion to his half sister!
The job, though, meant living in Malta–under the same roof as the forceful count.
Impulsively Catriona agreed, excited by the idea of travel. Yet she soon found life next to impossible when her heart proved more unpredictable than the count himself!
White Hibiscus:
He had no right to criticize her
Emma won the assignment of her dreams—modeling Princess Lisa’s summer collection at a fabulous island estate near Malta.
Everything was perfect – except for Paul Demajo, the princess’s cynical, darkly handsome brother. He been even try to hide his disdain. Models, he said, were boring and had dubious morals.
Emma fumed over the injustice. What about his own morals? What was going on between the lofty Count Paul and the alluring village girl, Marianne?
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