Susan Leigh is the author of multiple suspense novels, including "Abduction," "Snatched," and "The Accident," published by Bloodhound Books. Her works primarily fall within the crime and domestic thriller genres, though she has also ventured into women's fiction with three recently completed novels. Known for crafting gripping narratives, her stories often explore themes of human vulnerability and justice.
Before becoming a writer, Leigh had a diverse career that deeply influenced her storytelling. She initially worked in childcare as the owner and manager of a day nursery before transitioning into therapeutic counseling. Later, she spent five years with Victim Support, an experience that provided her with profound insights into human nature and the criminal justice system. This background lends authenticity to her crime fiction, infusing her work with emotional depth and realism.
Outside of writing, Leigh is a devoted family woman, married with four children and nine grandchildren. She shares her home with Liffey, a rescue dog who ensures she takes regular breaks from her desk. Her rich life experiences and empathy for others continue to shape her compelling narratives.