<p>Psychological crime fiction that cuts to the bone.</p><p>Jamie Folsom crafts suspenseful narratives that explore the darkest corridors of the human mind. With a deep interest in criminal psychology and forensic detail, her stories pull readers into tightly wound investigations where nothing is as it seems.</p><p>Her debut work, What the Dead Remember, introduces Detective Avery Locke — a sharp-minded investigator haunted by a cold case that refuses to stay buried. When ritual-style murders begin appearing along the Atlantic coast, Avery must confront a killer who believes death itself is a message.</p><p>Jamie was born and raised in Miles City, Montana. She has traveled extensively across the United States, South Korea, Germany, Kuwait, Iraq, and beyond. She served in the military as a firefighter and has worked in nursing, entrepreneurship, and creative industries.</p><p>After years of navigating combat-related PTSD, Jamie found her voice through writing — and through her wolf dog, Cinderella, who became both her anchor and her closest confidante. Today, she channels that hard-won clarity into stories that refuse to look away from the truth.</p>
