Claudine DiScala

My award-winning short fiction grew out of a lifetime of collecting stories—first with a B.A. in Political Science and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice, then during my twenty years as a licensed private investigator in New York, where I ran my own female-owned PI firm.

My debut When Mountains Crumble is a psychological suspense that explores memory, obsession, consequences and loss. I grew up loving titles like Flowers in the Attic and draw inspiration from writers who explore the darker side of human nature. I live in Southern Utah with my husband, two kids, and two dogs.