Michelle Spring is a celebrated Canadian author, celebrated for her thrilling novels in the mystery and suspense genres. She is best known for her Laura Principal book series, which combines forensic interest with psychological insight into social issues. Spring's writing is highly regarded for its ability to explore complex social problems while also delivering a gripping narrative.
Born and raised on Vancouver Island, Spring has had a distinguished career in both academia and writing. Before turning her attention to fiction, she worked as a sociology professor at Anglia Ruskin University and as a lecturer on political and social issues at Cambridge University. Spring's background in sociology is evident in her writing, which often touches on issues of crime, justice, and social inequality.
Spring's debut novel, Every Breath You Take, was nominated for two prestigious international awards, a testament to her talent as a writer. The fifth book in the Laura Principal series, "Title Unknown," was the winner of the Arthur Ellis award, further solidifying Spring's reputation as a master of the thriller genre. In addition to her academic and fiction writing, Spring has also raised two children with her husband in Cambridge. Her work is a testament to her ability to balance a successful career with family life, all while producing captivating and thought-provoking novels.