Alex Dahl is a successful author known for her suspenseful novels, particularly her smash hit debut, "The Boy at the Door." Dahl is half-American and half-Norwegian, which has influenced her writing and given her a unique perspective. She has been writing short stories for publication in the US and UK for several years before publishing her first novel.
Dahl was born and raised in Oslo, Norway, and is very popular in the US and UK, especially among thriller and mystery lovers. She earned a Bachelor's degree in German and Russian linguistics from a local college in Norway and furthered her studies by completing a Masters of Arts in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University. She also completed an MS in Business-Management at Bath University. Dahl is a serious Francophile and currently resides in both London and Sandefjord.
Dahl's writing is heavily influenced by her Norwegian heritage, and she is known for her psychological thrillers set in small Norwegian towns. Her debut novel, "The Boy at the Door," is set in Sandefjord, Norway, and has attracted a global audience. Her other notable works include "The Heart Keeper" and "Playdate," which have been translated into multiple languages and have received critical acclaim. Dahl's writing is known for its suspenseful and thrilling storytelling, and her novels have captivated readers worldwide.