Emilie Baker Loring

Born in Boston, Emilie Baker Loring was the daughter of playwright and publisher George M. Baker. She became known as a prolific American romance novelist and began writing in 1914, launching a career that continued into the early 1950s.

Her books found a wide audience for their blend of romance, family feeling, suspense, and upbeat energy. Sources consulted during this search agree that she remained productive for decades and that additional novels were later published from material left behind after her death.

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