C.J. Cooper, also known as Claire Cooper, is a talented author of psychological thriller novels, hailing from Wales. She obtained her degree in Ancient History and Egyptology, and later embarked on a career in the civil service, where she worked for seventeen years on various topics such as housing support and flooding.
Before her career in civil service, Cooper had a brief stint as a development worker in Nepal, where she spent seven months. It was only after her extensive career in the civil service that she discovered her true passion for writing. She made the decision to trade her bowler hat for a keyboard, and began writing about psychotic killers, a subject matter she has become well-known for.
Cooper is particularly famous for her book "The Book Club," and is a renowned writer of mystery and suspense stories. She was born in a small village in South Wales and spent her childhood there before moving to London for her college studies. There, she developed a wide range of interests and completed her graduation with a bachelor's degree in Egyptology and Ancient History.
Currently, Cooper resides in London with her husband and two cats, where she continues to write psychological thriller novels. Her writing has captivated readers with her intricate storytelling and her ability to create suspenseful and thrilling narratives. Despite her extensive career in other fields, Cooper has found her true calling in writing and continues to entertain and engage readers with her work.