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June Boland

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June Boland was an English romance writer who wrote 33 novels in the Interwar period, from 1920 to 1940.

Life

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Boland was a very popular writer in her day, with her stories serialized in newspapers including The Evening Telegraph and the Dundee Courier. She was also a keen skier who established an indoor ski school, which is reflected in several of her books such as her 1926 novel "The Lure of the Snow".[1]

Bibliography

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  • "The Charmer." (1920)
  • "The Girl in Crimson." (1920)
  • "The Great Red Dawn." (1920)
  • "Her Rebel Heart." (1921)
  • "The Right Man." (1921)
  • "The Girl from America." (1922)
  • "Love Left Out." (1923)
  • "The Newcomer." (1923)
  • "For the Sake o' Somebody." (1924)
  • "Humpy." (1924)
  • "The Master Wooer." (1924)
  • "The Beauty in the Background." (1925)
  • "Her Second Choice." (1925)
  • "His Unknown Wife." (1925)
  • "Lost and Won." (1925)
  • "Another Woman's Name." (1926)
  • "Kirsty at the Manse." (1926)
  • "The Lure of the Snow." (1926)
  • "Robbed of Happiness." (1926)
  • "A Bargain for Love." (1927)
  • "Her Splendid Bondage." (1927)
  • "Her Stolen Name." (1928)
  • "Hôtel Splendide." (1928)
  • "Anne Bannister." (1928)
  • "A Tyrant in Love." (1929)
  • "The Fortunate Lady." (1930)
  • "A One-Man Girl." (1931)
  • "The Alabaster Nymph." (1932)
  • "Ishmael's Daughter." (1932)
  • "A Desperate Cure." (1935)
  • "The Black Forest Inn." (1936)
  • "The Secret of Westmayne. By June Boland. (His Dancing Daughter. By Mrs. Frances Brown.)." (1937)
  • "The Courtly Beggar." (1940)
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References

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  1. ^ "Ski-Ing in Chemical "Snow"". Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954). January 1927. p. 6.