Lucy Dillon is a British author known for her contemporary fiction set in the fictional Midlands town of Longhampton. Her eight novels, including "A Hundred Pieces of Me" and "Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts," blend emotional depth with relatable characters and often explore themes of love, loss, and personal growth. Dillon received the Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 2010 for "Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts" and the Romantic Novelists' Association Contemporary Romantic Novel prize in 2015 for "A Hundred Pieces of Me," cementing her reputation as a standout voice in women's fiction.
Born in Cumbria, Dillon studied English at Cambridge before working in London publishing as a press assistant and junior fiction editor. Her professional background informs her nuanced storytelling and keen eye for detail. Now residing in the Wye Valley with her husband and their dogs, she draws inspiration from rural life and the complexities of human relationships. Dillon's works resonate with readers through their heartfelt narratives and authentic portrayals of everyday challenges.
In addition to her award-winning novels, Dillon has cultivated a loyal readership with her Longhampton series, which captures the charm and quirks of small-town England. Her writing continues to evolve while maintaining the warmth and emotional resonance that define her style.