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Maysie Greig (1901–1971)

Author of Professional Lover

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Includes the names: Maisie Grieg, Maysie Greig

Works by Maysie Greig

Professional Lover (1933) 14 copies
Heart-Break for Two (1942) 9 copies
Unmarried Couple (1940) 9 copies
Doctor's Wife 8 copies
Whispers in the sun (1951) 6 copies
Reluctant Millionaire (1945) 6 copies
Candidate For Love (1946) 5 copies
Bought Woman (1947) 5 copies
Heart appeal (1934) 5 copies
Satin Straps (1929) 5 copies
Pathway to Paradise (1942) 3 copies
Too Many Women (1945) 3 copies
Luxury Husband 3 copies
A Man to Protect You (1973) 3 copies
One-Man Girl (1931) 3 copies
Romance for sale (1947) 3 copies
Marry in haste (1935) 2 copies
Dark Carnival (1970) 2 copies
Love Is A Gambler (1999) 1 copy
Cruise 1 copy
Good sport 1 copy
Love me (1971) 1 copy
Karrier szerelem regy (1993) 1 copy
Janice (1947) 1 copy
Honeymoons Arranged (1941) 1 copy
LOVE IS A THIEF (1966) 1 copy
Yours Ever 1 copy
Ragamuffin 1 copy
Lovely clay 1 copy

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Legal name
Murray, Maysie Grieg
Greig, Maysie Coucher
Other names
Baltzell, Maysie
Ames, Maysie
Ames, Jennifer
Barclay, Ann
Warren, Mary Douglas
Murray, Maysie (show all 8)
Sopoushek, Maysie
Smith, Maysie
Birthdate
1901-08-02
Date of death
1971-06-10
Gender
female
Nationality
Australia
Birthplace
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Place of death
London, England, UK
Places of residence
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
New York, New York, USA
Relationships
Ames, Delano (husband | divorced)
Murray, Max (husband)
Organizations
International P.E.N
Society of Women Writers of New South Wales
Fellowship of Australian Writers
Romantic Novelists' Association
Short biography
Maysie Greig flung 'her own vivid personality', humour and enthusiasm into telling a good story. Heeding Delamore McCay's advice to 'write every sentence as though I were to cable it to England at my own expense', she wrote over 220 novels with an unusual economy of words. She invariably gave her stories happy endings 'because I believe that happiness is the greatest virtue in the world and misery the greatest sin'. For forty years her books were best sellers on both sides of the Atlantic. Her novels were translated into French, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish and Icelandic.

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Translated into Norwegian from Maysie Greig's Unmarried couple. The shape, format and cover design very much resemble the French Livre de Poche series.
 
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jon1lambert | Jul 11, 2023 |
The cool dustcover caught my attention and then the first page was a knock-out:

"Simon Bruce came out of a test tube, figuratively speaking, to learn he had inherited a fortune." and a pristine dustjacket.

In the second paragraph:
"It was a colossal, almost a vulgar fortune, left him by Jason K. Herling, the big American sausage king."

How can you go wrong with that much richness?

Clunk!

Well, you can. The story turned out to be very lame. And it was supposedly set in WW2 London, but the characters had no problems with housing, bombing raids, rationing, etc. etc.

One star for the first page and the fact that it doesn't end as you'd think it might from the start.
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Works
70
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Members
150
Popularity
#138,700
Rating
3.0
Reviews
2
ISBNs
14
Languages
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