Lori Duffy Foster is a successful author and former crime reporter, who currently resides in rural Pennsylvania with her husband and four children. Born and raised in the Adirondack Mountains of New York State, Foster has always had a deep connection to the area, and a part of her heart still remains there. After spending over a decade working as a reporter for The Post-Standard in Syracuse, New York, Foster lived in Phoenix and Cincinnati before settling in Pennsylvania.
Foster is perhaps best known for her award-nominated thriller, "Never Let Go," as well as the Lisa Jamison Mystery Series. "A Dead Man's Eyes," the first book in her series, was a finalist for both the Agatha Award and the Shamus Award. "Never Let Go" and "Never Broken," the second book in her series, were both finalists for the Silver Falchion Award. Foster's work has earned her recognition and acclaim from her peers in the writing community.
As a member of Mystery Writers of America, Sisters in Crime, The Historical Novel Society, International Thriller Writers, Private Eye Writers of America, and Pennwriters, Foster is an active participant in the literary world. She is committed to her craft and is dedicated to honing her skills as a writer. Her background in journalism has given her a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the human condition, both of which are evident in her writing.
Foster is a graduate of SUNY-Oswego and Binghamton University, and she has used her education to inform her work. Her writing is thoughtful, engaging, and deeply rooted in her experiences. Through her characters and their stories, Foster explores the complexities of the world around us, and she invites readers to join her on a journey of discovery. With her unique perspective and her commitment to excellence, Foster has established herself as a respected and accomplished author in the literary world.