Marilyn Weiss Wallace is a renowned author of mystery and thriller novels. Hailing from New York City, she has made a significant impact on the genre with her gripping and suspenseful stories. Wallace's debut novel, "A Case of Loyalties," was published in 1986 and quickly gained popularity among readers and critics alike. Her first novel went on to win the prestigious Macavity Award for Best First Novel in 1986, solidifying her place in the literary world.
Wallace's success did not stop there. Her second novel, "Primary Target," was nominated for an Anthony Award, further cementing her status as a skilled and accomplished writer. In addition to her work as a novelist, Wallace has also edited several anthologies for Sisters in Crime, an organization dedicated to promoting the work of women crime writers. These anthologies have won numerous awards, including Anthony, Macavity, and American Mystery Awards, demonstrating Wallace's influence and impact on the genre.
Wallace's novels are known for their intricate plotlines, complex characters, and surprising twists. Her writing is sharp and engaging, drawing readers in and keeping them on the edge of their seats. With seven novels under her belt, Wallace has proven herself to be a prolific and talented writer. She continues to reside in New York City, no doubt working on her next thrilling tale.