Sherri Smith is a talented Canadian author, best known for her thrillers "Follow Me Down" and "The Retreat." Before switching to this genre, Smith made her debut with two historical fiction novels. Although the specific titles of these early works are not mentioned in the sources, it is clear that they were published by Simon & Schuster UK.
Smith was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and it is here that she currently resides. The city's long, cold winters are said to nurture her "dark side," perhaps providing inspiration for the thrilling and suspenseful stories she tells. In addition to writing, Smith is dedicated to several other pursuits. She is an animal lover and spends time with her three rescue dogs. She is also part of a family and is passionate about restoring vintage furniture that might otherwise be discarded.
When she is not writing or engaged in these other activities, Smith has worked as a teacher for special needs children. This experience, combined with her personal resilience and creativity, has likely contributed to her success as an author. Her ability to craft compelling narratives and complex characters has garnered attention and acclaim, making her a notable figure in the literary world.