Louise Jensen has written 12 psychological thrillers which have sold over 2 million copies. Her novels have reached No.1 in the Kindle and Apple charts in multiple countries, have been translated into twenty-five languages and are for sale in over thirty territories. Louise's books have been featured on the USA Today and Wall Street Journal Bestseller’s List as well as the Nielsen paperback chart, and have been optioned for TV and film.
Louise’s books have been nominated for various awards including, the Goodreads Debut Award, The Guardian’s ‘Not the Booker’ prize, best Polish thriller of 2018. She has also been listed for two CWA (Crime Writing Association) Dagger Awards. Several of her titles have also been selected for Fern Britton’s and Karin Slaughter's Book Club.
When Louise isn’t writing thrillers, she turns her hand to penning love stories under the name Amelia Henley. Her first two novels, ‘The Life We Almost Had’ and ‘The Art of Loving You’ have both been international bestsellers. 'From Now On' is out now.
Louise has written a weekly fictional column - ‘Tell it to Stella’ - for the past four years for ‘My Weekly’ magazine. She also writes short stories which have been featured in various publications including 'The Sun’, ‘Best’, ‘The Sunday Express’, ‘Candis’ and 'Hello' magazine.
Louise’s latest book ‘I Did a Bad Thing’ is out now and her next thriller ‘After She Disappeared’ is due to be published in 2027. There are also two new contemporary fiction books coming in 2027.
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‘The queen of high-tension grip lit delivers a twisted tale that won’t let you go’ - Sunday Times Crime Club
‘With great skill, Jensen slowly unveils the well-hidden aspects of all three characters and propels the book to a moving and convincing conclusion’ - Daily Mail
‘A very good study of vulnerability, and how our best intentions can often lead us astray’ - The Guardian
Intriguing, unusual and intensely romantic’ - Sunday Mirror
‘A powerful, emotive and unusual read’ - Daily Express