Fiction

Nancy Peach is a writer of commercial women’s fiction, a mother of three, and an owner of various ridiculous-looking pets including a splodgy cat, a rescue dog with wonky legs, and another dog who unexpectedly grew to be the size of a small horse. She is also a practicing doctor working for the NHS and for a national cancer charity, and has been writing (in a terribly British, embarrassed, secretive sort of way) for as long as she can remember.

Nancy has been longlisted for the Comedy Women in Print Prize 2020, nominated for the Joan Hessayon Award 2021, and shortlisted for the Harper Collins / Gransnet competition 2019.

Love Life is Nancy's first novel; a heartwarming, uplifting rom-com with a nod to Jane Austen, described as 'Pride and Prejudice set in a hospice.' Her second novel, The Mother of All Problems, is a comedy about the trials and tribulations of the Sandwich Generation and is out now, with a third book, Hot Mother (managing midlife, motherhood and menopause) publishing this summer. Night Shift is Nancy's fourth novel - described as 'The Love Hypothesis meets The Kiss Quotient' it marks a return to romantic comedies with a medical theme, and is publishing later this year with One More Chapter at HarperCollins.