Lucy Foley, born on 16 August 1986 in Sussex, England, is a prominent British author renowned for her contributions to contemporary, historical fiction, and mystery genres. Her storytelling prowess has earned her a prestigious spot on the New York Times best sellers list with novels such as The Paris Apartment and The Guest List.

Before delving into the realm of full-time writing, Foley’s life was rich with experiences that fueled her creative process. Based in London, she harbors a deep love for travel, which not only enriches her life but also significantly influences her writing. The allure of exploring new destinations is palpable in her works, with some of her stories unfolding in exotic locales. The Invitation, for instance, transports readers to the glamorous film world of the 1950s Italian Riviera, showcasing Foley’s ability to blend historical context with intriguing narratives.

Her journey into the literary world commenced with the publication of her debut novel, The Book of Lost & Found, in early 2015. Lucy Foley's commitment to crafting captivating stories continues to resonate with readers around the globe, securing her status as a beloved figure in the literary community.