Tom Savage

Tom Savage is an accomplished American author, best known for his mystery thrillers and suspense novels. His work includes the Nora Baron series, as well as standalone novels such as "A Penny for the Hangman," which was a USA Today bestseller. In addition to his own name, Savage has also published novels under the penname T.J. Phillips, including "Woman in the Dark" and "Dance of the Mongoose."

Savage's writing has appeared in a number of notable publications, including Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine. His short stories have been well-received, and his novel "Valentine" was even adapted into a film by Warner Brothers.

Raised in the Virgin Islands, Savage now makes his home in New York City. He has a unique background in the world of mystery fiction, having worked for many years at Murder Ink®, the world’s first mystery bookstore. This experience likely contributed to his deep understanding of the genre and his ability to craft compelling, engaging stories that keep readers on the edge of their seats.

In addition to his work as a novelist, Savage has also published several short stories and articles about the writing process. He has been interviewed by other authors and has offered advice to aspiring writers. His website, tomsavageauthor.com, provides more information about his work and his background, as well as updates on his latest projects.