Tahnee Georgina (T.G.) Campbell wrote her first crime fiction story at the age of sixteen as a gift for her best friend. At only 40 pages long it fell considerably short of a “novel” but it marked the beginning of a creative journey that would eventually spawn the first of the Bow Street Society mystery novels; The Case of The Curious Client. During that time, she attended the University of Winchester where she acquired her Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Studies and wrote a dissertation on the social and cultural importance of the works of Agatha Christie. She’s previously worked for not-for-profit organisations, including that supporting witnesses through the process of giving evidence at court. She currently works part-time within local government and part-time as a self-employed indie crime fiction author