Holly Jackson, born December 6, 1992, is a British author specializing in mystery novels. She began writing stories from a young age, completing her first novel at fifteen and later pursuing formal education at the University of Nottingham where she earned a first-class degree and a master's degree in English. Jackson’s writing style is characterized by suspenseful plots and strong, often flawed, young female protagonists, frequently exploring themes of crime and investigation. She is particularly renowned for her intricate and cleverly constructed mysteries, often blending elements of thriller and suspense.
Jackson achieved significant recognition with her "A Good Girl's Guide to Murder" series, which quickly gained a devoted following. The series is known for its layered narratives and focus on amateur sleuths. Her works have been lauded for their engaging storytelling and realistic character development, cementing her position as a prominent voice in contemporary young adult mystery fiction.






