Shirley Wells

Shirley Wells is a renowned English author, celebrated for her crime fiction and romance novels, which she writes under the name Shirley Worrall. She has written several series, including the Kennedy & Trentham series and the Dylan Scott series. Shirley was born in England's Cotswolds, where she spent her early years. She was once described by a headmaster as someone who was content to "dream her life away," a quality that she would later use to her advantage as a writer.

After living in Cyprus for a while, Shirley realized her dreaming could be used to create fiction. She then moved to Scotland's Orkney Islands, where she began writing short stories and romance novels. Eventually, Shirley settled in Lancashire, England, where she started writing mystery novels set in the area. When she's not working on her latest novel, Shirley enjoys reading, listening to music, watching TV, and attending Burnley FC matches.

Shirley Wells is a contemporary British author whose popularity is steadily growing. Her thrillers are accessible to a global audience, and she is known for her ability to fuse suspense and intrigue in her stories. She has created several popular franchises, including the Jill Kennedy series, and is celebrated for her unique and engaging characters, as well as her talent for surprising twists in her stories. Shirley's ability to create relatable characters has earned her a loyal following, and she continues to produce novels that captivate and enthrall her readers.