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Wendy Clarke started her career writing short fiction and serials for national women’s magazines. After having over three hundred short stories published, she progressed to writing novels. With a degree in psychology, and intrigued with how the human mind can affect behaviour, it was inevitable that she would eventually want to explore her darker side.
What She Saw is her debut psychological thriller, published by Bookouture, with a second coming out in August 2019.
In her previous life, Wendy has published three collections of short stories and has been a short story judge for the Chiltern Writers Group, Nottingham Writers Group and The Society of Women Writers and journalists.
Wendy lives with her husband, cat and step-dog in Sussex and when not writing is usually dancing, singing or watching any programme that involves food!
What She Saw is her debut psychological thriller, published by Bookouture, with a second coming out in August 2019.
In her previous life, Wendy has published three collections of short stories and has been a short story judge for the Chiltern Writers Group, Nottingham Writers Group and The Society of Women Writers and journalists.
Wendy lives with her husband, cat and step-dog in Sussex and when not writing is usually dancing, singing or watching any programme that involves food!
Genres: Mystery
New and upcoming books
Novels
What She Saw (2019)
We Were Sisters (2019)
The Bride (2020)
His Hidden Wife (2021)
Blind Date (2021)
Childhood Sweetheart (2022)
The Night Out (2023)
The Garden Party (2024)
We Were Sisters (2019)
The Bride (2020)
His Hidden Wife (2021)
Blind Date (2021)
Childhood Sweetheart (2022)
The Night Out (2023)
The Garden Party (2024)
Collections
Wendy Clarke recommends
What I Did (2021)
Kate Bradley
"A fast-paced, suspenseful thriller that kept me guessing to the very end. Just when I thought I'd worked it all out, another twist came along to remind me that it really was impossible to know who to trust. There was hardly time to catch my breath on this emotionally-engrossing roller-coaster of a read."
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