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Lucy Diamond grew up in Nottingham and went to university in Leeds where she studied English Literature. After graduating, she worked in publishing and at the BBC, and in her spare time she began writing children’s books under a number of different pen names.
Two small children later, an evening class in creative writing motivated her to try a longer piece of fiction and explore some of her own feelings about motherhood. This eventually became a novel, Any Way You Want Me, and she was thrilled when Pan Macmillan made her an offer of publication.
Now the author of nineteen novels and a Sunday Times bestselling author, Lucy writes with warmth and honesty about the joy and surprises, as well as the complications, that love, family and friendships can bring.
Lucy now lives in Bath with her husband and three children, and writes full time.
Funny, sunny and wise. An absolute treat
- Katie Fforde, author of <i>Island in the Sun</i>,
An utterly joyous novel
- Miranda Dickinson, author of <i>The Start of Something</i>,
Charming, funny and as satisfying as a giant tiramisu. Loved it
- Milly Johnson, author of <i>The Sweet Shop of Second Chances</i>,
Lucy Diamond is a brilliant writer and she skilfully weaves together three women’s lives, each enhanced and changed by the language and food of Italy. The laughs, warm friendships and romance kept me turning pages and I didn’t move from the sofa till I’d finished it
- Abby Clements, author <i>The Heavenly Ice Cream Shop</i>,
Delicious, delightful and warm, Lucy Diamond never fails to make you laugh out loud and cheer for her colourful cast of characters, and <i>One Night In Italy</i> is no exception
- Rowan Coleman, author of <i>From Now Until Forever</i> and <i>The Memory Book</i>,
This warm, funny, novel skilfully weaves together the lives of three women, all of them changed or bettered by the language and food of Italy
Woman's Own
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
Lucy Diamond grew up in Nottingham and went to university in Leeds where she studied English Literature. After graduating, she worked in publishing and at the BBC, and in her spare time she began writing children’s books under a number of different pen names.
Two small children later, an evening class in creative writing motivated her to try a longer piece of fiction and explore some of her own feelings about motherhood. This eventually became a novel, Any Way You Want Me, and she was thrilled when Pan Macmillan made her an offer of publication.
Now the author of nineteen novels and a Sunday Times bestselling author, Lucy writes with warmth and honesty about the joy and surprises, as well as the complications, that love, family and friendships can bring.
Lucy now lives in Bath with her husband and three children, and writes full time.