<p>L E Fitzpatrick has always been fascinated with dark fiction. At an early age, living on the outskirts of Hull, East Yorkshire, she filled her bookshelves with Stephen King and James Herbert, swallowing up a myriad of horror and gore while other girls played with dolls and dress-up. Her imagination quickly found its way onto paper, exploring an underworld of sorcery and darkness in hundreds of notebooks stashed under her bed.<br/><br/>After the birth of her first child, L E Fitzpatrick wrote and self-published her first public work, Dark Waters. This gave her the confidence to work on a series she'd always wanted to write, incorporating all the dark fascination of her youth with her adult fears. The Reacher series, a twisted, unsettling prediction of Britain's future was born.<br/><br/>In 2016, she celebrated signing the first book of the series, The Running Game, with Creativia and has since released book 2, Border Lines, as well as putting out three short stories accompanying the series. Drawing from the constant political, economic and environmental instability, the series explores humanity in all its ugliness with an explosive, dynamic plot. And as the world continues to turn uneasily, she expects more excitement to come.</p>
