Erica Spindler

Erica Spindler is a highly acclaimed American author, best known for her romantic thriller novels. She was born in Illinois in 1957 and had never planned to become a writer. However, after falling ill and becoming bored with daytime television, she picked up a romance novel and became immediately captivated by the genre. This newfound interest led her to try writing her own romance novels, a venture that would eventually bring her great success and a wide following.

In 1996, Spindler decided to shift her focus to suspense novels, a genre in which she also found success. She published her first standalone novel in 1987 and has since written a number of mini-series novels, although she primarily focuses on standalone works. Spindler's ability to create intriguing plots and exciting characters has earned her critical praise and a large fanbase. Her novels have been translated into over 25 languages and published in numerous countries around the world. The stories in her novels have been described as "thrill-packed entertainers," "white-knuckled page turners," and "excellent reads."

Spindler has received numerous accolades for her work, including the prestigious Daphne du Maurier Award for excellence in 2002 for her novel "Bone Cold." She is a Romance Writers of America Honor Roll member and has received the Kiss of Death Award for her novels "Forbidden Fruit" and "Dead Run." In 1999, the audio version of her novel "Shocking Pink" received a Listen Up Award, naming it one of the best audio mystery books of the year.

Spindler is known for her engaging storytelling and her ability to craft complex and captivating characters. She enjoys meeting and interacting with her fans, both in person and online. In addition to her writing, she is also known for her wicked sense of humor and her love of coffee, chocolate, and red wine. Spindler currently lives just outside of New Orleans, Louisiana with her husband and two sons.