Dianne Blacklock is an Australian author known for her contemporary women's fiction novels, including "Call Waiting," "Wife for Hire," and "Almost Perfect." Her debut novel, "False Advertising," was published in 2000 after being discovered in the slush pile, marking the start of her successful writing career. Over the years, she has released several well-received works such as "Crossing Paths," "Three’s a Crowd," and "The Right Time," with her tenth novel, "The Secret Ingredient," published in November 2011.
Born in Sydney as the fifth of six children, Blacklock balanced her early writing aspirations with motherhood, raising four sons while working as a Communications teacher and trainer. Her novels often explore themes of relationships and human dynamics, reflecting her keen interest in people. With a conversational and relatable style, her stories resonate with readers seeking heartfelt and engaging narratives. Blacklock continues to write, with her tenth novel released in 2018, further cementing her place in the genre.