Sally Rigby is an English author renowned for her crime fiction, particularly the "Cavendish & Walker" series and the "Detective Sebastian Clifford" series. She also writes psychological thrillers under the pseudonym Amanda Rigby, including collaborations with author Amanda Ashby. Rigby's works have garnered acclaim for their gripping narratives and intricate character dynamics, solidifying her reputation in the crime and thriller genres.
Born in Northampton, UK, Rigby pursued a diverse career before becoming a full-time writer. After university, she worked in magazines and radio before transitioning into lecturing in further and higher education. Her passion for travel led her to live in Manchester and London before relocating to New Zealand in 2001, where she resided for several years with her family, including a five-year stint in Australia. Rigby's fascination with crime fiction, particularly the psychology of serial killers, deeply influences her writing style and thematic focus.
Currently based in Winchester, UK, Rigby continues to expand her literary portfolio with new installments in her established series and standalone works. Her dedication to crafting compelling crime narratives has earned her a loyal readership and critical recognition within the genre.