Introduction to Marnie Riches

Marnie Riches has etched her name in the realm of crime thriller novels with her signature style of suspense and character development. Her pen moves effortlessly across series such as the DS Jackie Cooke, Bev Saunders, and the ominously intriguing Georgina McKenzie series. A native of Manchester, Riches’ early struggles have remarkably influenced her gritty narrative style. Cambridge University honed her literary prowess and furnished her with a Master’s degree in German and Dutch.

When away from her creative desk, Riches nurtures literature. She is associated with Cambridge University’s esteemed graduate investigator unit as a Royal Literary Fund Fellow. Her guidance also lights up the Faber Novel Writing Course. Wearing another hat, she pens historical saga novels under the pseudonym, Maggie Campbell.

A Deeper Look into Her Novels

Riches’ debut novel, The Girl Who Wouldn’t Die, ventured into the literary world in 2015, marking the beginning of her lauded Georgina McKenzie series. The indomitable Georgina McKenzie, or George, is a criminology student based in Amsterdam, presenting an enticing character arc throughout the series.

To better understand the progression and growth of her characters, here is a brief glimpse into Marnie Riches’ books in order of when they first hit the shelves:

The Unique Writing Style of Marnie Riches

Marnie Riches’ narrative is a fine blend of suspense, grit, and humanity, laced with touches of humor. She holds a mirror to society’s underbelly, often spotlighting societal issues within her thrilling plots. Her characters are relatable, flawed, and multi-dimensional, prompting readers to ponder upon their own sense of morality and justice. Despite the grim themes, her narrative remains accessible, ensuring a high readability score and making her works equally appealing to seasoned thriller enthusiasts and casual readers.

Publication Order of Bev Saunders Thriller Books

Tightrope	(2019)
Backlash	(2021)