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Old 02-08-2012, 06:42 AM   #126
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Originally Posted by BeccaPrice View Post
I don't think anyone reads Barbara Cartland any more, and I'm not sure she's even still in print. And it's sacrilege to put her name next to Georgette Heyer, whom Cartland gleefully ripped off. You could put Nora Roberts' name in the list though.
Sales of her books did drop off a lot in the last years of her life, but that was compared with the very high sales in their heyday in the 70s and 80s. Could never see the attraction of them myself (couldn't hack the breathy... sighing... of the... heroines, who always seemed to be very constrained by their corsets, or else must have had serious lung disorders!). They're still in print, though, and even available as ebooks!
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