Nancy Peach – författare

An uplifting and feel-good read perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane and Beth O’Leary! Recommended on Zoe Ball’s The Radio 2 Book Club!‘A heart-warming, life-affirming gem . . . full of wry humour’Pernille Hughes bestselling author of Probably the Best Kiss in the WorldDr Tess Carter is no starry-eyed heroine. After all, if your dad left without a backward glance you wouldn’t believe in romance either. And the voices in Tess’s head – you know, the ones that tell you you’re not good enough, not pretty enough, not clever enough – well, these voices are very loud. Very loud indeed. Especially when the disagreeable son of one of her patients starts challenging her every decision.Edward Russell might have a big job and a posh voice, but Tess is determined not to let him get to her. And Edward, it turns out, may be less of a grump than he first appears… In the real world, where gentlemanlike manners and out-of-the-blue declarations of love are a story-book fantasy, it’s up to Tess to decide whose voice to listen to … and how to make her own heard. ‘This is a romcom like no romcom you’ve read before – and all the better for it! I loved every word’ Nicola GillWhat readers think of Love Life:‘I laughed, I cried and then I laughed and cried some more. It was moving, funny, emotional in all the right measures and kept me wanting to read on’ Louise‘Who knew I needed a romcom set in a hospice?! As it turns out this was actually really funny and thoughtful’ Clari‘So many layers of depth that make it a compelling read…I really fell head over heels for this touching story’ Ritu‘My first book by this author and it will not be my last. I would recommend this book for those who are looking for something different in their romance’ Ashley‘One of my favorite reads in a long time…I liked it so much, I immediately began reading it again’ Jennifer

An uplifting and feel-good read perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane and Beth O’Leary! Recommended on Zoe Ball’s The Radio 2 Book Club!‘A heart-warming, life-affirming gem . . . full of wry humour’Pernille Hughes bestselling author of Probably the Best Kiss in the WorldDr Tess Carter is no starry-eyed heroine. After all, if your dad left without a backward glance you wouldn’t believe in romance either. And the voices in Tess’s head – you know, the ones that tell you you’re not good enough, not pretty enough, not clever enough – well, these voices are very loud. Very loud indeed. Especially when the disagreeable son of one of her patients starts challenging her every decision.Edward Russell might have a big job and a posh voice, but Tess is determined not to let him get to her. And Edward, it turns out, may be less of a grump than he first appears… In the real world, where gentlemanlike manners and out-of-the-blue declarations of love are a story-book fantasy, it’s up to Tess to decide whose voice to listen to … and how to make her own heard. ‘This is a romcom like no romcom you’ve read before – and all the better for it! I loved every word’ Nicola GillWhat readers think of Love Life:‘I laughed, I cried and then I laughed and cried some more. It was moving, funny, emotional in all the right measures and kept me wanting to read on’ Louise‘Who knew I needed a romcom set in a hospice?! As it turns out this was actually really funny and thoughtful’ Clari‘So many layers of depth that make it a compelling read…I really fell head over heels for this touching story’ Ritu‘My first book by this author and it will not be my last. I would recommend this book for those who are looking for something different in their romance’ Ashley‘One of my favorite reads in a long time…I liked it so much, I immediately began reading it again’ Jennifer

An uplifting and feel-good read perfect for fans of Mhairi McFarlane and Beth O’Leary!Recommended on Zoe Ball’s The Radio 2 Book Club!‘A heart-warming, life-affirming gem . . . full of wry humour’Pernille Hughes bestselling author of Probably the Best Kiss in the WorldDr Tess Carter is no starry-eyed heroine. After all, if your dad left without a backward glance you wouldn’t believe in romance either. And the voices in Tess’s head – you know, the ones that tell you you’re not good enough, not pretty enough, not clever enough – well, these voices are very loud. Very loud indeed. Especially when the disagreeable son of one of her patients starts challenging her every decision.Edward Russell might have a big job and a posh voice, but Tess is determined not to let him get to her. And Edward, it turns out, may be less of a grump than he first appears…In the real world, where gentlemanlike manners and out-of-the-blue declarations of love are a story-book fantasy, it’s up to Tess to decide whose voice to listen to … and how to make her own heard.‘This is a romcom like no romcom you’ve read before – and all the better for it! I loved every word’ Nicola GillWhat readers think of Love Life:‘I laughed, I cried and then I laughed and cried some more. It was moving, funny, emotional in all the right measures and kept me wanting to read on’ Louise‘Who knew I needed a romcom set in a hospice?! As it turns out this was actually really funny and thoughtful’ Clari‘So many layers of depth that make it a compelling read…I really fell head over heels for this touching story’ Ritu‘My first book by this author and it will not be my last. I would recommend this book for those who are looking for something different in their romance’ Ashley‘One of my favorite reads in a long time…I liked it so much, I immediately began reading it again’ Jennifer

"Delightfully funny, smart and sexy, this slow-burn romance features two fantastic lead characters and a lot of chemistry. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face!" Jane Costello Hearts are set to race on the hospital night shift… Dr Violet Winters is starting her first week of nights and she is petrified. She’s a straight-A student, but practising medicine on real people is another matter entirely. Seems like being a straight-talker can get you in hot water when it comes to patient care… And with no one special to spend her evenings with, maybe she's better off working the night shifts. How much damage could she possibly do?Dr Gus Jovic, on the other hand, is universally popular, famously unflappable in a crisis and appears to charm patients with ease. But Violet can't help but wonder … how come Mr Perfect is avoiding going home too? Tropes: Neurodivergent FMCWorkplace romanceForced proximityMedical settingAuthors and readers love The Night Shift:'A delicious festive treat with a romance that truly sparkled. I defy anyone with a heartbeat not to fall in love with Violet and Gus. This is, without a doubt, Peach's best book to date' Jenni Keer'The Night Shift could almost be Beth O’Leary and Ali Hazelwood’s love child, except it’s pure Nancy Peach pedigree. Witty, clever and heartfelt, her writing absolutely drew me in and this is one of my favourite reads this year.' Julie Caplin⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Remember Dr Dreamy? Well, Hello Dr Gus Jovic. If you were ever a fan of Grey’s Anatomy or ER and the Britishness of Green Wing, then this is a must. Peach is sharp in her observations, smart in her insights, and this new story is just what the doctor ordered'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'If Grey’s Anatomy, The Pitt, ER, and Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez had a baby, it would be The Night Shift. And honestly? That baby would be charming, chaotic, heartwarming, and a little bit neurospicy (in the best way).If you love smart, quirky rom coms with big heart and even bigger personalities, this is the book for you'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Especially being a nurse, I felt right at home observing the romance between Gus and Violet. It had me laughing out loud, kicking my feet with joy and holding back tears'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'There was something absolutely captivating about reading a book from a neurodivergent perspective.'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'Working in a non-clinical position within the NHS, I found it to be a genuinely touching and uplifting read that shines a light on the emotional realities faced by healthcare professionals'⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Nancy Peach gives us so much more than a romance; she paints a vivid portrait of the people behind the scrubs''Smart, tender and funny, The Night Shift is a total delight from start to finish. I’d happily sign up for a night shift or ten with Dr. Gus!’ Kate Galloway, author of Wild Swimming 'A sweet, sexy, and sincere romance with refreshing neurodiversity representation. The perfect tapestry of heart-wrenching emotion woven with heartwarming moments. Loved it.' Zoe Allison, author of The Wedding Engagement 'The Night Shift is brimming with sexual chemistry and top-notch banter. A sparkling, slow-burn romance that will charm your socks off! I loved it!' Emma Rae, author of Love Game

"Delightfully funny, smart and sexy, this slow-burn romance features two fantastic lead characters and a lot of chemistry. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face!" Jane Costello Hearts are set to race on the hospital night shift… Dr Violet Winters is starting her first week of nights and she is petrified. She’s a straight-A student, but practising medicine on real people is another matter entirely. Seems like being a straight-talker can get you in hot water when it comes to patient care… And with no one special to spend her evenings with, maybe she's better off working the night shifts. How much damage could she possibly do?Dr Gus Jovic, on the other hand, is universally popular, famously unflappable in a crisis and appears to charm patients with ease. But Violet can't help but wonder … how come Mr Perfect is avoiding going home too? Tropes: Neurodivergent FMCWorkplace romanceForced proximityMedical settingAuthors and readers love The Night Shift:'A delicious festive treat with a romance that truly sparkled. I defy anyone with a heartbeat not to fall in love with Violet and Gus. This is, without a doubt, Peach's best book to date' Jenni Keer'The Night Shift could almost be Beth O’Leary and Ali Hazelwood’s love child, except it’s pure Nancy Peach pedigree. Witty, clever and heartfelt, her writing absolutely drew me in and this is one of my favourite reads this year.' Julie Caplin★★★★★'Remember Dr Dreamy? Well, Hello Dr Gus Jovic. If you were ever a fan of Grey’s Anatomy or ER and the Britishness of Green Wing, then this is a must. Peach is sharp in her observations, smart in her insights, and this new story is just what the doctor ordered'★★★★★ 'If Grey’s Anatomy, The Pitt, ER, and Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez had a baby, it would be The Night Shift. And honestly? That baby would be charming, chaotic, heartwarming, and a little bit neurospicy (in the best way).If you love smart, quirky rom coms with big heart and even bigger personalities, this is the book for you'★★★★★Especially being a nurse, I felt right at home observing the romance between Gus and Violet. It had me laughing out loud, kicking my feet with joy and holding back tears'★★★★★'There was something absolutely captivating about reading a book from a neurodivergent perspective.'★★★★★'Working in a non-clinical position within the NHS, I found it to be a genuinely touching and uplifting read that shines a light on the emotional realities faced by healthcare professionals'★★★★★Nancy Peach gives us so much more than a romance; she paints a vivid portrait of the people behind the scrubs''Smart, tender and funny, The Night Shift is a total delight from start to finish. I’d happily sign up for a night shift or ten with Dr. Gus!’ Kate Galloway, author of Wild Swimming 'A sweet, sexy, and sincere romance with refreshing neurodiversity representation. The perfect tapestry of heart-wrenching emotion woven with heartwarming moments. Loved it.' Zoe Allison, author of The Wedding Engagement 'The Night Shift is brimming with sexual chemistry and top-notch banter. A sparkling, slow-burn romance that will charm your socks off! I loved it!' Emma Rae, author of Love Game

"e;Delightfully funny, smart and sexy, this slow-burn romance features two fantastic lead characters and a lot of chemistry. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face!"e; Jane CostelloHearts are set to race on the hospital night shift... Dr Violet Winters is starting her first week of nights and she is petrified. She's a straight-A student, but practising medicine on real people is another matter entirely. Seems like being a straight-talker can get you in hot water when it comes to patient care... And with no one special to spend her evenings with, maybe she's better off working the night shifts. How much damage could she possibly do?Dr Gus Jovic, on the other hand, is universally popular, famously unflappable in a crisis and appears to charm patients with ease. But Violet can't help but wonder ... how come Mr Perfect is avoiding going home too?Tropes:Neurodivergent FMCWorkplace romanceForced proximityMedical settingAuthors and readers love The Night Shift:'A delicious festive treat with a romance that truly sparkled. I defy anyone with a heartbeat not to fall in love with Violet and Gus. This is, without a doubt, Peach's best book to date' Jenni Keer' The Night Shift could almost be Beth O Leary and Ali Hazelwood s love child, except it s pure Nancy Peach pedigree. Witty, clever and heartfelt, her writing absolutely drew me in and this is one of my favourite reads this year.' Julie Caplin?????' Remember Dr Dreamy? Well, Hello Dr Gus Jovic. If you were ever a fan of Grey s Anatomy or ER and the Britishness of Green Wing, then this is a must. Peach is sharp in her observations, smart in her insights, and this new story is just what the doctor ordered'????? 'If Grey s Anatomy, The Pitt, ER, and Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez had a baby, it would be The Night Shift. And honestly? That baby would be charming, chaotic, heartwarming, and a little bit neurospicy (in the best way).If you love smart, quirky rom coms with big heart and even bigger personalities, this is the book for you'?????Especially being a nurse, I felt right at home observing the romance between Gus and Violet . It had me laughing out loud, kicking my feet with joy and holding back tears'?????'There was something absolutely captivating about reading a book from a neurodivergent perspective.'?????'Working in a non-clinical position within the NHS, I found it to be a genuinely touching and uplifting read that shines a light on the emotional realities faced by healthcare professionals'????? Nancy Peach gives us so much more than a romance; she paints a vivid portrait of the people behind the scrubs'Smart, tender and funny, The Night Shift is a total delight from start to finish.I d happily sign up for a night shift or ten with Dr. Gus! Kate Galloway, author of Wild Swimming 'A sweet, sexy, and sincere romance with refreshing neurodiversity representation. The perfect tapestry of heart-wrenching emotion woven with heartwarming moments. Loved it.' Zoe Allison, author of The Wedding Engagement ' The Night Shift is brimming with sexual chemistry and top-notch banter. A sparkling, slow-burn romance that will charm your socks off! I loved it!' Emma Rae, author of Love Game

The only thing harder than becoming a doctor? Falling for one…Fresh out of medical school, Dr Betty Bennet is thrown headfirst into the chaos of Pemberley General Hospital. With everything to prove, there's barely time to think about matters of the heart…But Betty needs a distraction. And registrar Mr George Wickham is fun, charming, and the perfect antidote to Mr Darcy — the talented but brooding surgeon, who's the most infuriating man Betty has ever encountered.Between unexpected deliveries, emergency surgeries and white-knuckle resuscitations, one thing is becoming dangerously clear to Betty — medicine was the easy part…

'I laughed and cried my way through this book in all its unputdownable glory. Nancy's writing is utterly sublime.' Julie CaplinWhen did having it all become doing it all?Penny Baker is coping. Just about.Three kids, one dog, one lovely but sometimes oblivious husband. Tick, tick tick.She is even managing to hold her own among the competitive school mums - if you don't look too closely. But when she finds herself also caring for her elderly mother, diagnosed with dementia, the household is thrown into disarray and Penny finds herself stretched to breaking point trying to meet everyone's needs.Can she make the new family situation work? And is there any chance of finding some space in it all for herself?Fans of Milly Johnson, Gill Sims and Alexandra Potter will adore this funny, relatable and uplifting read.Praise for The Mother of All Problems:'Genuinely laugh-out-loud, but also deeply moving... a warm, witty, page-turner of a book.' Kathleen Whyman'I absolutely loved this book... funny, heartwarming and just brilliant. If you like Motherland, this is a book for you!' Olivia Beirne'One of the best books I have read this year. Funny and heartbreaking by turns. One to devour, rejoice in and reflect upon. An absolute triumph.' Jenni Keer'Hilarious, heartbreaking and so relatable - a brilliant yet poignant take on the struggles of real life.' Nina Kaye'Frank, fun and touching... crafted beautifully to tell a story many 'sandwiched' readers will identify with...a very special read.' Faye Brann'What a glorious book - warm, hilarious and utterly relatable. Nancy Peach's writing is delicious.' Donna Ashcroft'Poignant yet hilarious...Prepare to laugh out loud and be moved to tears as you read this book.' Helga Jensen'Brilliantly written and utterly refreshing. Nancy's writing is inspiring, quick-witted and heartbreaking in equal measure.' Zoe Allison'Laugh-out-loud funny but also very moving. If you've ever struggled to keep all the plates spinning then this is the book for you.' Nicola Gill'Properly hilarious and equally heartbreaking, Nancy Peach writes her acute observations of family life in the shadow of dementia both frankly and with endearing wit... a timely and relevant portrayal of today's Sandwich Generation, brilliantly cloaked in sparkling humour and hope.' Pernille Hughes'Absolutely hilarious and heartwarming all at the same time.' Reader Review'Captivating, witty, hilarious, emotional, raw and real! One of the best books I've read in the last few months!' Reader Review'What an absolutely beautiful story this was. I laughed out loud, I cried and I had many moments of self-reflection' Reader Review'Great, totally relatable read, particularly for women of a certain ageWould highly recommend this' Reader Review'What a delightful, heartwarming bookThe story was compelling and entertaining' Reader Review

Penny Baker is winning at life. Sort of.Her work is demanding, her kids are demanding and her husband seems to be undergoing some weird midlife crisis but she is juggling it all with the added delights of the menopause.But when the charity she works for is thrown into crisis and her mother's dementia advances, the strain starts to show.Can she navigate it all and still somehow keep a smile on her - flushed - face?A witty, relatable story of motherhood, menopause and managing the heck out of it all.Praise for Hot Mother:'A book that looks at what it means to be a middle-aged woman in today's society. Funny, wise and downright wonderful.' Nicola Gill'Warm, witty and entirely relatable.' Jenni Keer'Hilarious, sharply observed and oh so heartfelt, Peach is a Queen of Momcom.' Pernille Hughes'A beautifully crafted, intelligent and moving story.' Rebecca Rogers'Wonderfully witty writing which had me laughing right from the start. Beautifully crafted, funny and tender. Chuffing brilliant!' Kirsty Eyre'Had me laughing - and yes, weeping - in recognition. Nancy Peach is a talented writer, full of joy.' Faye Brann'Hilarious and scarily relatable! Nancy Peachbrings warmth and humour to a situation that so many women face...I cried frequently, but mainly with laughter. A five-star read.' Kathleen Whyman'Hot Mother hits the perfect note between laugh-out-loud funny and poignantly moving. It should be prescribed alongside HRT. I laughed, I cried and totally related to Penny Baker and her beautiful, chaotic life.' Annie Lyons'Heartbreaking, hilarious and wonderful... So refreshing to read a story about a woman from this oft-neglected demographic.' Zoe Allison'I absolutely LOVED it... funny, real, moving and heartwarming all at once.' Hannah DolbyPraise for Nancy Peach:'I absolutely loved this book... funny, heartwarming and just brilliant. If you like Motherland, this is a book for you!' Olivia Beirne'One of the best books I have read this year. An absolute triumph.' Jenni Keer'Hilarious, heartbreaking and so relatable - a brilliant yet poignant take on the struggles of real life.' Nina Kaye'Frank, fun and touching...crafted beautifully to tell a story many 'sandwiched' readers will identify with...a very special read.' Faye Brann'What a glorious book - warm, hilarious and utterly relatable. Nancy Peach's writing is delicious.' Donna Ashcroft'Poignant yet hilarious.' Helga Jensen'Brilliantly written and utterly refreshing.' Zoe Allison'Properly hilarious and equally heartbreaking...a timely and relevant portrayal of today's Sandwich Generation, brilliantly cloaked in sparkling humour and hope.' Pernille Hughes'Absolutely hilarious and heartwarming all at the same time.' Reader Review'Captivating, witty, hilarious, emotional, raw and real! One of the best books I've read in the last few months!' Reader Review'What an absolutely beautiful story this was. I laughed out loud, I cried and I had many moments of self-reflection' Reader Review'Great, totally relatable read, particularly for women of a certain age...Would highly recommend this.' Reader Review