Danielle Girard is a successful American author, best known for her thrilling book series. She has written more than ten series, including "Dr. Schwartzman" and "The Rookie Club." Girard's books have gained significant recognition and have won prestigious awards such as the Barry Award and the RT Reviewers Choice Award. Two of her books have been optioned for movie adaptations, showcasing her storytelling abilities and her popularity among readers and industry professionals.
Girard's writing career took off after graduating from Cornwell University and then earning her MFA from Queens University. She is a prolific writer, having penned thirteen novels, including "Exhume," the first book in the "Dr. Schwartzman" series, and "Chasing Darkness," the first book in "The Rookie Club" series. Girard's books have reached the top of the USA Today and Amazon bestseller lists, demonstrating her ability to captivate a wide audience.
Girard is not only a talented writer but also a dedicated family woman. She is married and has two sons, with whom they split their time between the Northern Rockies and San Francisco. Girard's passion for writing is evident in her work, as she creates suspenseful and thrilling stories that keep readers on the edge of their seats. She is also the host of the "Killer Women Podcast," where she interviews women who write today's darkest fiction. Fans of her work can visit her website to learn more about her books and join her readers group.