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- Susan Wilkins, born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, The United Kingdom, is an internationally published best selling author who is best known for page turning and addictive crime fiction. After a Law degree and a stint as a journalist, Susan spent twenty-five years writing for television.
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Susan Wilkins, born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, The United Kingdom, is an internationally published best selling author who is best known for page turning and addictive crime fiction. After a Law degree and a stint as a journalist, Susan spent twenty-five years writing for television.
I’m Susan Wilkins, a television writer turned novelist, and I write crime thrillers that dig deep into human psychology. How do ordinary people end up on the wrong side of the law? That’s what I’m always asking.
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After a degree in Law and a stint as a journalist, Susan wrote for television for twenty five years. She created the pioneering BBC detective drama South of the Border, and has over 130 broadcast credits to her name including Casualty and Holby City, Heartbeat, Coronation Street and Eastenders.
- Non Series
- Detective Jo Boden
- Detective Megan Thomas
- Kaz Phelps
It Should Have Been Me (2019)A Killer's Heart (2020)She's Gone (2021)Her Perfect Husband (2022)Lie Deny Repeat: Who's deceiving who? (2022)See Me Fall (2023)Buried Deep (2020)Close to the Bone (2020)The Informant (2014)The Mourner (2015)The Killer (2016)Sep 6, 2022 · Lie Deny Repeat is the fourth novel by British author, Susan Wilkins to feature DS Jo Boden. While Cambridge biotech researcher, Dr Cheryl Woodward is reluctantly attending a fancy do organised by her husband, Xan, she believes her fourteen-year-old son, Jordan is safely at home with his younger sister. He’s not.
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- Susan Wilkins
Jul 26, 2018 · It Should Have Been Me is the first stand-alone novel by British author, Susan Wilkins. When she was eleven years old, Detective Constable Jo Boden’s sister Sarah, in her first year at Uni, was murdered.
I'm Susan Wilkins, a television writer turned novelist, and I write crime thrillers that dig deep into human psychology. How do ordinary people end up on the wrong side of the law? That's what I'm always asking.
