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SJI Holliday


Scotland

aka Susi Holliday

S.J.I. (Susi) Holliday grew up in East Lothian, Scotland. A life-long fan of crime and horror, her short stories have been published in various places, and she was shortlisted for the inaugural CWA Margery Allingham prize. She has written three crime novels set in the fictional Scottish town of Banktoun, which are a mix of police procedural and psychological thriller.

Susi also works as a pharmaceutical statistician. She is married and lives in London, and you will find her at crime fiction events in the UK and abroad.
 


Genres: Mystery, Horror
 
Series
Banktoun Trilogy
   1. Black Wood (2015)
   2. Willow Walk (2016)
   3. The Damselfly (2017)
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Novels
   The Lingering (2018)
   Violet (2019)
   The Party Season (2023)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Mr. Sandman (2020)
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Books containing stories by SJI Holliday
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The Book of Extraordinary Femme Fatale Stories (2022)
(Series of Extraordinary Mystery Stories)
edited by
Maxim Jakubowski
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Off The Record 2 (2012)
At The Movies
(Off the Record , book 2)
edited by
Paul D Brazill and Luca Veste

SJI Holliday recommends
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Blood Like Mine (2024)
(Blood , book 1)
Stuart Neville
"I haven't stopped thinking about this since I devoured it. A tense, dark thriller that combines jaw-dropping horror with gut-punching tenderness, this is a book that will get under your skin and stay there forever."
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Delicate Condition (2023)
Danielle Valentine
"Pitch black horror meets smart psychological thriller in this fantastically moreish debut. I devoured it, feeling simultaneously sick and thrilled. And that ending... just perfect."
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Fyneshade (2023)
Kate Griffin
"Absolutely pitch black brilliance. Dark, creepy and utterly compelling with characters who jump right off the page - this is gothic suspense at its very best."

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