Diane Fanning is an American author primarily known for her prolific output of true crime and mystery novels. Born in 1950, she began her writing career focusing on both fictional crime stories and non-fiction accounts of real-life criminal cases. Fanning’s writing style is characterized by detailed investigations and narratives centered around shocking and often disturbing true stories. She has received recognition for her work, including a nomination for the Edgar Award and an award from the Innocence Project. Her extensive catalog includes both standalone novels and numerous titles within the St. Martin's True Crime Library, reflecting a sustained interest in exploring the darker aspects of human behavior and the justice system.

































































































