Jacqueline is a writer of psychological thrillers and poetry, blending atmospheric suspense with deeply introspective storytelling. A lifelong lover of the dark and mysterious, she draws inspiration from the haunting prose of Edgar Allan Poe and the sharp, compelling narratives of Kate White.

A true introvert at heart, Jacqueline has always found writing to be her most natural form of expression. She gravitates toward psychological thrillers because they explore the hidden depths of human nature—something she finds endlessly fascinating. Her creative process is immersive, often writing in a completely dark room with moody lighting or seeking out eerie, secluded spots in her city to let the tension of the unknown fuel her stories.

In addition to thrillers, she finds poetry to be a therapeutic outlet, a way to articulate emotions that can’t always be spoken aloud. When she’s not writing, Jacqueline enjoys reading, watching true crime documentaries, and spending time with her family and dog. A devoted animal lover, she often dreams of expanding her home just to rescue every overlooked cat and dog in need.

Despite her love for all things dark and suspenseful, her entire workspace is unapologetically pink—from her keyboard and laptop to her monitor. Because nothing says psychological thriller like plotting murder on a bubblegum-pink keyboard.

She is currently at work on her first thriller, continuing to explore the razor-thin line between fear and fascination.

C. S. Lewis