Ellen J. Green

Green reflects on the intricate interplay between psychological depth and moral complexity, weaving narratives that engage with themes of crime and redemption. Her background in psychology, combined with her MFA in creative writing, allows her to construct narratives that resonate with readers seeking insight into the human psyche. Through her acclaimed Ava Saunders trilogy, including "Twist of Faith," Green connects character-driven stories with psychological suspense, offering readers a journey through the labyrinth of human behavior.\n\nIn her literary works, Green's method involves utilizing her professional experience from a maximum-security psychiatric ward, thereby enhancing the authenticity of her psychological thrillers. Her book "Murder in the Neighborhood" extends her repertoire into true crime, demonstrating journalistic rigor informed by her hands-on experiences. Readers benefit from Green’s unique ability to translate complex psychological concepts into compelling stories, making her an influential figure for those interested in contemporary psychological fiction and true crime narratives. Her work not only entertains but also provides a profound exploration of criminal behavior and redemption, thereby enriching the reader's understanding of these themes.