Tasmina Perry is one of the UK's most popular women's fiction writers and a former magazine editor. She has sold over two million copies of her books and has been translated into 21 languages.

​

She trained as a lawyer, but switched to magazine journalism when she realised it was nothing like LA Law. She was editing  InStyle magazine when her debut novel Daddy's Girls went into the Sunday Times top ten.

​

She has since written 14 novels and been on international bestseller lists many times over. When she decided to try her hand at thriller writing, her novel Mine (written under the name JL Butler,) was sold in a six-figure deal to Sony Pictures.