Nell Dixon (born in England, United Kingdom) is a

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writer of

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s since 2006. She is the only author to have twice won the Love Story of the Year by the

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, in 2007 with ''Marrying Max'' and in 2010 with ''Animal Instincts'' with two different publishers.

Biography

Nell Dixon was born in the

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of England, United Kingdom. Married, she had three daughters.

Bibliography

Single novels

* ''Things to Do'' (2006) * ''Marrying Max'' (2007) * ''Blue Remembered Heels'' (2008) * ''Animal Instincts'' (2009) * ''His Darling Nurse'' (2009) * ''Crystal Clear'' (2010) * ''Just Look at Me Now'' (2010) * ''Cue Me In'' (2010) * ''Making Waves'' (2011) * ''Dangerous to Know'' (2011) * ''September Song'' (2011) * A Cornish Christmas (2011) * Lights, Camera, Poltergeist (2011) * ''Renovation, Renovation, Renovation'' (2012) * New Bay Wedding (2012) * Easter Holiday (2012) * Unexpected Treasure (2012) * Radio Gaga (2013) * Christmas Ever After (2013) * Sophie's Choice (2014) * Passionate Harvest (2016) * A Chance to Heal (2016) * The Miss Underhay series - written as Helena Dixon (2020 to present)

Anthologies in collaboration

* ''Brief Encounters'' (2011) (with Phillipa Ashley and

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)

References

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