Catherine Mack

Mack reframes contemporary fiction through narratives that delve into mysteries and emotional interpersonal dynamics. Her novels frequently explore themes of women’s agency and identity, offering nuanced character development. With over a dozen novels to her name, including "No One Was Supposed to Die at This Wedding" and "Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies", Mack has cultivated a wide readership. Her books have been translated into multiple languages, broadening their reach and resonating with an international audience. Meanwhile, her success as a USA Today and Globe & Mail bestselling author underscores her ability to engage readers with compelling storytelling.\n\nBeyond fiction, Mack contributes to travel writing, specializing in responsible tourism. Her five-year tenure as a content creator at Responsible Travel highlights her commitment to this field. The dual Canadian and US citizen divides her time between Canada and various warmer locations in the US, which may influence her narrative perspectives. Readers looking for stories that intertwine suspense with deep character exploration will find Mack’s work particularly rewarding. Additionally, the forthcoming television adaptation of "Every Time I Go on Vacation, Someone Dies" indicates her expanding influence beyond traditional literary forms, potentially attracting new audiences to her diverse body of work.