C.J. Skuse

C.J. Skuse is a British author known for her darkly comedic psychological thrillers. She gained widespread acclaim with her "Sweetpea" series, beginning with the novel "Sweetpea," which follows serial killer Rhiannon Lewis through her murderous escapades with sharp wit and dark humor. The series was adapted into a television show starring Ella Purnell. Skuse's writing is characterized by its blend of psychological suspense, biting social commentary, and unexpectedly sympathetic antiheroes. Before "Sweetpea," she authored several young adult novels. Her work has been praised for its originality, dark comedy, and compelling exploration of morally complex characters.