Walking Back To Happiness

Juliet had just moved into her dream home when things started going wrong. First with then house itself, then putting everything else into perspective her husband Evan's diagnosis. And now he's gone, leaving Juliet with just a big cold house and only a rescued terrier for company.

In a bid to keep her mind off her loss, she agrees to dogsit for her mother. Then for her best friend. And then for her neighbour. And before she knows it, she's the town's unofficial petsitter, and is privy to the secrets and lives of everyone whose homes she's going into.

But, as her first Christmas alone approaches, will she be ready to face up to her own secrets? And start rebuilding her own life? And maybe just maybe to start to fall in love again...

“'...witty, heart-warming and a very real tale of loss and redemption'”

Praise for LOST DOGS AND LONELY HEARTS: - .

Charming. - Sunday Times on Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts

'Perfect romance book for Mother's Day.' - Herald Sun on Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts

A great read, even for those who can't tell their poodles from their pugs. - New Idea on Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts

'Love Marley and Me? Read this!' - NW on Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts

A pleasant diversion for dog lovers. - Sunday Age on Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts

Heart-warming, fun and romantic. Marley and Me fans will love it - Closer

A contemporary Bridget Jones, but with canines instead of chardonnay. - Stylist

Lucy Dillon was born in Cumbria in 1974. Lucy now divides her time between London and the Wye Valley where she enjoys walking in the Malvern Hills with her basset hounds, Violet and Bonham.

She won the Romantic Novelists' Association Novel of the Year Award in 2010 for Lost Dogs and Lonely Hearts, and is the bestselling author of three other novels, The Ballroom Class, Walking Back to Happiness and The Secret of Happy Ever After. Her fifth novel, A Hundred Pieces of Me, is out in 2014.

You can follow her on Twitter @lucy_dillon or on Facebook

Juliet had just moved into her dream home when things started going wrong. First with then house itself, then putting everything else into perspective her husband Evan's diagnosis. And now he's gone, leaving Juliet with just a big cold house and only a rescued terrier for company.In a bid to keep her mind off her loss, she agrees to dogsit for her mother. Then for her best friend. And then for her neighbour. And before she knows it, she's the town's unofficial petsitter, and is privy to the secrets and lives of everyone whose homes she's going into.But, as her first Christmas alone approaches, will she be ready to face up to her own secrets? And start rebuilding her own life? And maybe just maybe to start to fall in love again...

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