Vickie Britton

Vickie Britton is a successful American author, well-known for her mystery and suspense novels. She collaborates with her sister, Loretta Jackson, to produce captivating and intriguing stories. Together, they have written over fifty novels, including the popular "Jeff McQuede High Country Mystery" series and the "Ardis Cole Archaeological Mystery" series. Vickie's love for the western setting is evident in her work, as many of her stories are set in Wyoming and Kansas. Her novels are characterized by their engaging plotlines, well-developed characters, and light tone, with minimal explicit content.

Vickie Britton was born in Kansas and earned a degree in British Literature. She has furthered her knowledge in criminal justice and forensics through various courses, which has significantly contributed to her writing. Vickie currently resides in Kansas with her husband, Roger. Her passion for literature and her dedication to research have made her a prominent figure in the world of mystery and suspense novels.

In addition to her work with her sister, Vickie has also authored the nonfiction book "Tainted Ladies: Female Outlaws, Renegade Women and Soiled Doves of the Wild West." This work demonstrates her interest in the historical aspects of the American West and her ability to explore diverse themes. Vickie's writing is designed for readers who appreciate cozy mysteries, small-town mysteries and suspense, contemporary western mysteries, and traditional mysteries. Her engaging stories have captivated audiences, making her a popular author in the genre.