Abbie Frost is a talented author, best known for her work in the psychological thriller genre. Her debut novel, "The Guesthouse," is a gripping tale that centers around a bed-and-breakfast app, which inadvertently places unsuspecting guests in the hands of a ruthless killer. Frost's ability to weave intricate plots and create suspenseful atmospheres has quickly gained her a devoted following of readers who are eager to uncover the twists and turns of her stories.
Born in London, Abbie Frost later moved to the small town of St Leonards-on-Sea on the South Coast of England. As a young teenager, she developed a deep love for reading, which eventually led her to quit school and pursue a position at her local library. Although her tenure as a library staffer was short-lived, the experience only fueled her passion for literature. After returning to full-time education, Frost went on to earn a degree from Sussex University. Over the years, she has held various jobs, including teaching, acting, copy editing, and script editing, all the while nurturing her dream of becoming a successful author.