Helen Lacey

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Holding Out for a Hero - Cowboy or CEO?
April 3, 2018
I've been writing for a long time now and have been published with Harlequin/Mills & Boon since 2012. I write contemporary romance - and  Read More...

Helen Lacey | A Starting Point
September 12, 2014
I was at my day job the other week and got talking to someone about dreams. And goals. He asked me what I did outside  Read More...

Helen Lacey | Date With Destiny
August 4, 2013
One of the most rewarding things about being an author is getting feedback from readers saying how much they loved your book.  I recently received  Read More...

Helen Lacey | How to avoid the Slush Pile
January 17, 2012
I know the slush pile. I've been in it. Many times. About eighteen times in fact.  In the old days it was often the  Read More...

Helen Lacey grew up reading Black Beauty, Anne of Green Gables and Little House on The Prairie. These childhood classics inspired her to write her first book when she was seven years old, a story about a girl and her horse. Although, it wasn't until the age of eleven when she read her first Mills & Boon, that she knew writing romances was what she wanted to do with her life. Her parents' love of travel meant she saw much of the world in those early years and she feels fortunate to have had a diverse and interesting education over several continents.

She continued to write into her teens and twenties with the dream of one day being a published author. A few years and careers later, including motel operator, florist, strapper, dog washer, and retail manager, she got the call from Harlequin Special Edition. She loves writing about tortured heroes, both cowboys and CEO's, and heroines who finally get the love of the man of their dreams. She now works part time in her sister's bridal shop, where she gets to meet fascinating people, some of whom might one day end up being in one of her books.

From Welsh parents and a large family, she lives on the east coast of Australia in a small seaside town at the southern most point of The Great Barrier Reef, with her wonderfully supportive husband, many horses and three spoiled dogs.

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