Alafair Burke

Alafair Burke is a highly acclaimed author in the literary world, having achieved New York Times bestselling status. Known for her gripping storytelling and captivating characters, her repertoire includes an impressive array of novels that have captured the hearts of readers worldwide.

Among her notable works are the standalone thrillers such as The X, Long Gone, and If You Were Here, each offering a unique and thrilling tale that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Additionally, she is the mastermind behind the popular Ellie Hatcher series, featuring captivating titles like All Day and a Night, Never Tell, 212, Angel’s Tip, and Dead Connection.

Not limited to solo projects, Alafair Burke has also collaborated with the legendary Mary Higgins Clark on the Under Suspicion series, further showcasing her versatility as a writer.

With a background as a former prosecutor, Alafair Burke brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her crime fiction, offering readers a realistic and authentic portrayal of legal processes. Currently, she serves as a respected professor of criminal law, continuing to inspire and educate future generations in the field.

Residing in the bustling city of Manhattan, Alafair Burke's writing is not only a reflection of her passion for storytelling but also a testament to her dedication to crafting engaging and thought-provoking narratives.