Romy Hausmann is a German thriller novelist born in 1981 in the former German Democratic Republic. She gained international recognition with her debut psychological thriller, "Dear Child," which became a number one bestseller in Germany and was published in twenty countries. Her second novel, "Sleepless," further established her reputation for crafting mind-bending suspense. Hausmann's works are known for their gripping narratives and psychological depth, solidifying her place in the contemporary thriller genre.
Before becoming a novelist, Hausmann worked in television and film production. At twenty-four, she served as chief editor for a Munich-based film production company before transitioning to freelance work after the birth of her son. Her background in visual storytelling influences her writing, which often features cinematic pacing and tension. Hausmann's remote residence near Stuttgart, where she lives with her family in a secluded forest house, provides an atmospheric backdrop that echoes the unsettling tones of her thrillers.
Hausmann continues to write compelling psychological thrillers, with "Dear Child" remaining her breakout success. Her ability to blend domestic suspense with chilling twists has garnered a dedicated readership. The international reach of her work underscores her growing prominence in the crime fiction landscape.