
Courtney Milan is the pen name for Heidi Bond. She is a bestselling author of historical romance. Milan was raised in Southern California. She wrote her first book at the age of ten, and intended to be an author from a young age. After failing spectacularly at this, she changed her mind. She received a double major in mathematics and chemistry from Florida State University in 2000, and went on to get a Master's degree in Physical Chemistry from UC Berkeley in 2003, where she did research on computer models of glassy behavior. She then went to the University of Michigan school of law, where she graduated summa cum laude,[3] after which she clerked for Alex Kozinski of the 9th Circuit, followed by Retired Associate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor[4] and Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy of the Supreme Court of the United States.[5] She was a law professor at Seattle University School of Law for several years, teaching contracts and intellectual property, before quitting to write full-time. - Wikipedia

Trial by Desire
2010
ISBN 9781426868924
Once Upon a Marquess
2015
ISBN 9781519764249
After the Wedding
2018
ISBN 9781669618058
Proof by Seduction
2009
ISBN 9780263885293
The Heart of Christmas
2009
ISBN 9780373774272
Unlocked
2011
ISBN 9781937248000
Unraveled
2011
ISBN 9781937248024
Midnight Scandals
2012
ISBN 9781479214662
What Happened at Midnight
2013
ISBN 9781482750553
The Carhart Series
2014
ISBN 9781633750920
Hamilton's Battalion: A Trio of Romances
2017
ISBN 9781937248598
Find Me

Unclaimed
2011
ISBN 9781622667727
The Lady Always Wins
2012
ISBN 9781937248116
The Governess Affair
2012
ISBN 9781937248376
The Duchess War
2012
ISBN 9781620510643
A Kiss for Midwinter
2012
ISBN 9781481912754
The Heiress Effect
2013
ISBN 9781496162274
The Countess Conspiracy
2013
ISBN 9781937248208
The Turner Series
2014
ISBN 9781633750913
This Wicked Gift
2014
ISBN 9781622667680
The Suffragette Scandal
2014
ISBN 9781937248260
Talk Sweetly to Me
2014
ISBN 9781500876272
Premiere: A Romance Writers of America® Collection
2015
ISBN 9782290122372