Missing: Cindy Holbrook

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Cindy Holbrook published her first Regency romance, Lady Megan's Masquerade, in 1989. Since her debut, she has produced eight short story anthologies and fifteen novels. Some of her works include My Lady's Servant, The Reluctant Bride, Lord Sayer's Ghost, and The Actress and The Marquis. Her fiftenth novel, The Missing Matchmaker, was release in 2001.

Before becoming a romance novelist, Cindy received a BFA in theater and pursued a career in real estate. She was both a broker and a general contractor and actually began writing to entertain herself while she sat open house as a realtor.

Although born in Wisconsin, Cindy moved to Florida with her family at a young age and has never left. Her home in Fort Walton, on the Emerald coast, provides Cindy with warm weather, beautiful beaches, and magnificent waters. She loves reading, pretending to cook (she says that she reads cookbooks far more often than she actually makes anything), and admiring old cars-especially Mustangs. Cindy is also a devoted dog person who maintains that dogs are actually women's best friend. She is president of the Fort Walton Beach Writers Aglow.

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