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Michelle Davies has been writing professionally for twenty years as a journalist on magazines, including on the production desk at ELLE, and as Features Editor of Heat. Her last staff position before going freelance was Editor-at-Large at Grazia magazine and she currently writes for a number of women's magazines and newspaper supplements. Michelle is also crime fiction reviewer for the Sunday Express's Books section. Gone Astray was her debut crime novel, and this has been followed by the second book in the DC Maggie Neville series, Wrong Place. Michelle lives in London and juggles her freelance journalism with motherhood and writing crime fiction.
Gripping, thought-provoking and expertly plotted - a cracking read -- Katerina Diamond, bestselling author of <i>The Teacher</i> I read it in one sitting -- Erin Kelly, author of <i>He Said/She Said </i>on<i> Gone Astray</i> Elegantly plotted, Davies never lets the pace falter -- <i>Daily Mail</i> on <i>Gone Astray</i> Full of twists and turns -- <i>Good Housekeeping</i> on <i>Wrong Place</i> I couldn’t put it down. Every single character in Gone Astray has a strong and unique emotional story to tell -- Rachel Abbott, author of <i>Only the Innocent </i> Gripping -- <i>Sun</i> on <i>Wrong Place</i> A tense thriller that kept us guessing -- <i>Heat </i>on <i>Gone Astray</i> Cleverly plotted -- <i>Daily Express</i> on <i>Wrong Place</i> A full-bodied police procedural thriller from start to finish – with a whirlwind plot and sensational sub-stories, it’s a real binge-read kind of book -- <i>Stylist</i> on <i>Gone Astray</i>
