April Henry, born on April 14, 1959, in Portland, Oregon, is a bestselling writer known for her thrilling novels in the genres of mysteries and young adult fiction. She was raised in the small town of Medford by her mother, who worked as a florist, and her father, a television anchor, who instilled in her a love for storytelling from a young age.
April Henry burst onto the literary scene with her debut book, Circles of Confusion, which garnered critical acclaim and was a finalist for both the prestigious Anthony Award and the Agatha Award. This early success set the stage for a prolific career that would see her become one of the most sought-after authors in the thriller genre.
Her works, which include Shock Point, The Night She Disappeared, and the popular Triple Threat and Claire Montrose series, have captivated readers around the world with their intricate plots and well-developed characters. Collaborating with fellow writer Lis Wiehl, she co-wrote the Triple Threat Mystery books, further solidifying her status as a master of suspense.
Throughout her career, April Henry has amassed a loyal following of fans who eagerly anticipate each new release. Her ability to craft suspenseful and engaging stories has made her a household name in the world of fiction, and her impact on the literary landscape is sure to endure for years to come.
Despite her busy schedule as a writer, April Henry makes time for her loved ones and enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends. Her upbringing in a supportive and creative environment has shaped her into the successful author and individual she is today.
As she continues to work on new projects and explore different genres, April Henry remains dedicated to honing her craft and bringing joy to readers of all ages. Her passion for storytelling and commitment to her craft are evident in each of her works, and her legacy as a writer is cemented through the lasting impact of her stories on those who read them.