Sue Hinkin

Voted Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers Writer of the Year, Sue Hinkin was raised in Chicago and is a former college administrator, TV news photographer, and NBC-TV art department manager. She was also a Cinematography Fellow at the American Film Institute. Her thrillers featuring Los Angeles TV news journalist Bea Middleton and her BFF, photographer Lucia Vega, have garnered numerous awards. Book 6, the final story in the Middleton and Vera series, The Snake Handler's Wife, will be released October 1,2025. See more at www.suehinkin.com. Hinkin now lives in Littleton, Colorado where she is the grandmother of twin girls who already love a good book.

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