Michael Robotham began his career an investigative journalist in Australia and Britain. He later became a ghostwriter, collaborating on more than a dozen bestselling autobiographies for pop stars, actors, decorated soldiers and politicians.His first psychological thriller 'SUSPECT' sold more than a million copies around the world. His second novel 'LOST' won the Ned Kelly Award for Australia's best crime novel in 2005 - an award he won again in 2008 with 'SHATTER', which Stephen King chose named in his top ten books of the year. In 2012 Stephen King followed this up by naming SAY YOU'RE SORRY was one of his 'three top reads', praising its 'edge-of-your-seat suspense and beautiful writing.'Michael has twice been short-listed for the UK Steel Dagger in 2007 ('THE NIGHT FERRY') and 2008 ('SHATTER') and once for the CWA Gold Dagger in 2013 (SAY YOU'RE SORRY). In 2014 Michael released WATCHING YOU, which the New York Times said had a 'plot that is so twisted and psychology so perverse, even the most alert reader might misread the clues.'Coming in March 2015 - a stunning new standalone, WATCHING YOU.Michael lives in Sydney with his wife and three daughters.His website is: www.michaelrobotham.com