Pushcart Prize nominee Louise Worthington is a British writer acclaimed for her poetry, short fiction and literary psychological novels. Her diverse portfolio includes the poetry collection Life Lines; Stained Glass Lives, a collection of flash fiction and short stories; the contemporary psychological novel 'Distorted Days', which delves into themes of friendship and healing; 'Rachel's Garden', an exploration of secrets beneath seemingly tranquil surfaces and 'Rosie Shadow', a chilling journey into atmospheric horror. Her writing is distinguished by atmospheric settings and deep exploration of her female characters' inner worlds, often blending elements of domestic suspense and psychological horror against the backdrop of rural English landscapes. Worthington's psychological thriller collection 'Dark Mirrors' showcases her versatility in crafting dark suspenseful narratives that probe the depths of human nature. Her work appeals to readers who enjoy the psychological complexity of Maggie O'Farrell, the suspenseful storytelling of Ruth Ware and Alex North, and the atmospheric tension of Susan Hill.