Mills and Boon Favourite Authors

I am an avaricious reader and you will always find me with kindle whenever I am free and that means I have read all kinds of romance books. It's better than reading autobiographies! After a long gap, I started reading Mills and Boon book. Now, I am sure, picking one favorite writer published under this romance house is one big job. So many writers and they publish more than 1000 books a year and almost all their stories are same. I am a huge fan of modern series. All that alpha male and equally feisty women appeals to me. And, of course, the jet setting around the world and dessert is surely a good escape from the long tiring day dealing with people and family life. A little escapism always rejuvenates our senses. The fact that you don't have to stress yourself reading the book whole night in order to know what happens is another bonus. The pages are not more than 300 so an easy read or skip to the end because you know half the page they will spend quarreling and wasting with all the thoughts and stuffs.

I came across Michelle Reid books by accident and boy she got me hooked. After reading the same writers of Mills and Boon, one will find that they tend to re-write their stories with different settings and dialogue. Its their signature mark and they tend to over-use their stories and theme. However, whatever Michelle Reid does, I approve! I love her stories. Most of her books, you'd find that H and h knows each other from the past and they are meeting again. Usually they would be married, but separated for five years before they meet again for divorce or something. And somehow they will have a child or two H doesn't know about.

What appeals to me about her book is the H's POV (point of view) of the relationship. I just love them. I have read almost all of her books and below are some of my favorite book. Sadly, to say she has stopped writing and has only few handfuls of books.

Her last book was After the Vows and I just feel sad that she can no longer continue writing due to personal problem.

Ok, despite reading tons of modern series and know what each author is going to write there is one thing I simply hate!! hate!!! hate!!.

1. Twin conception - The babies are twins, all most all the time and is so over used by most authors, specially by Lynn Graham, which is her signature story ending.
2. Gold digger - The h is always perceived as gold-digger. Not so modern it seems like. And if h   is a rich girl then her family company is going down and can be only saved by H. On the other hand, there is a book by Helen Bianchin where the couple are married to form a dynasty. A different read from others. But her signature theme is the H is pursued ruthlessly by other women.  But I forgive her because it is a different kind of story then the usual.
   
3. The long useless fight - the fights are so useless and hard to believe. I forgot the writers but there were few.
   
4. The big mid-understanding - The fights and mis-understanding sometimes kill the book. Mis-understanding up to a point is reasonable but when it drags on and on it just kills me. Can't remember any book at the top of my head but there are loads. I remember only the ones that impressed me. 
5. Why not love?  - It will be better if they confess their jealousy and love and hell with the consequences. But then the book will be even shorter I suppose. But why do they always think the chemistry is always physical and not due to emotional too?