Vickie Fee is a successful American author, best known for her cozy mystery novels. She was born in Memphis, Tennessee, where she spent her childhood reading Nancy Drew books, daydreaming, and drinking sweet tea. Now, she resides in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan with her husband, who she often references as her biggest supporter. From her office, she has a view of Lake Superior, which she finds inspiring as she works on her next novel.
Fee is the author of the Liv and Di in Dixie Mysteries series, published by Kensington. The first entry in the series, Death Crashes the Party, was released in December 2015. Fee has a unique writing style that is both entertaining and captivating, which has earned her a loyal fan base. She has said that she finds inspiration for her writing from her surroundings, including the natural beauty of Lake Superior.
Before becoming a professional author, Fee grew up in Memphis, where she developed a love for mystery novels at a young age. She has often cited Nancy Drew as one of her earliest inspirations for becoming a writer. Fee's writing is characterized by her use of witty dialogue, engaging characters, and intricate plotlines.
In addition to the Liv and Di in Dixie Mysteries series, Fee is also the author of the Café Cinema Mysteries from Henery Press. She is an active member of the writing community and can often be found engaging with her readers on social media. When she's not writing, Fee enjoys spending time with her husband and taking in the natural beauty of her home in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.