Her Every Fear

Peter Swanson, born on May 26, 1968, stands as a prominent figure in American literature, celebrated particularly for his gripping psychological suspense novels. His notable works include "The Kind Worth Killing" and "Her Every Fear," both acclaimed for their intricate narratives and compelling characters.

With six novels to his credit, Swanson's literary prowess has garnered widespread recognition. "The Kind Worth Killing" not only secured him the prestigious New England Society Book Award but also emerged as a finalist for the esteemed CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger. Similarly, "Her Every Fear" earned the distinction of being named an NPR book of the year, further solidifying Swanson's reputation as a master storyteller. His latest thriller, "Eight Perfect Murders," continues to captivate readers worldwide.

Swanson's literary contributions extend beyond novels. His writings, spanning across various genres, have been translated into 30 languages, reaching audiences globally. His works have graced the pages of esteemed publications such as Asimov’s Science Fiction, The Atlantic Monthly, and The Guardian, showcasing his versatility and literary finesse.

"The Kind Worth Saving," Swanson's ninth novel and a sequel to his acclaimed debut, was released to eager readers in March 2023, further cementing his status as a prolific author. Despite his remarkable success, Swanson's journey to literary acclaim was paved with perseverance. He spent a decade honing his craft before gaining recognition, with his breakthrough moment coming when an agent discovered his short story online, leading to the publication of "The Girl With a Clock for a Heart."

A graduate of Trinity College, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and Emerson College, Swanson currently resides on the North Shore of Massachusetts with his wife, Charlene Sawyer, and their feline companion. His contributions to literature have been lauded with accolades, including the New England Society Book Award in 2016 and recognition as a finalist for the Crime Writers Association Ian Fleming - Steel Dagger in 2015. Through his compelling narratives and insightful storytelling, Peter Swanson continues to enthrall audiences and leave an indelible mark on the literary landscape.