Lauren Forry was brought up in the woods of Pennsylvania before moving to New York City to earn her undergraduate degree in Cinema Studies and Screenwriting from New York University. She later earned her MA and MFA in Creative Writing and Publishing from Kingston University in London, England. There she was awarded the Faber and Faber Creative Writing MA Prize for her thesis work, Abigale Hall. She is now an Assistant Professor of English at Harcum College in Bryn Mawr, PA, and also adjuncts for Southern New Hampshire University's MFA programme. She resides in Bucks County, PA with her dogs and whatever it is her dogs bark at in the night.
And Then There Were None meets Black Mirror. Lauren Forry's moon-based murder mystery is heaps of fun. I had a blast! * Tom Hindle, author of A Fatal Crossing * The moon makes for a spectacular setting in this highly entertaining Agatha Christie-style murder mystery * TM Logan, author of The Mother and The Holiday * A truly dastardly, devilish and downright terrific murder mystery that's unputdownable. Lauren's writing sparkles with the grisly wonder that all modern crime books should have * Jonathan Whitelaw, author of The Bingo Hall Detectives * The ultimate locked room mystery - an out-of-this-world And Then There Were None. Hidden secrets, red herrings aplenty, and a satisfying twist. This book should really take off! * Fiona Leitch, author of The Cornish Wedding Murder * There's no atmosphere on the moon - unless you're at Hotel Artemis, where the mood is distinctly menacing. Lauren Forry delivers a truly unique take on a locked room murder * Sarah Yarwood-Lovett, author of A Murder of Crows * This Agatha Christie-esque story set in space is an entertaining and cleverly plotted locked-room mystery that will keep you guessing * Culturefly *