Sebastian’s jacket is shoved into one of Marin’s shopping totes, but still, he’s sweaty. Combine it with last-minute holiday shopping and an extremely mild, sunny weekend-almost unheard of in December-and you are in the busiest nine acres on a Saturday afternoon in Seattle. But she’s now back in the Toronto area permanently with her family, which makes her happy.Pike Place Market is a tourist trap on a regular day.

She’s a cat person without a cat, which makes her sad. She cherishes her family (those who read, and those who don’t), and her friends (those who write, and those who don’t). She loves writing when it’s raining, sleeping when it’s sunny, and reading after everyone else has gone to bed. She’s afraid of the dark and can’t sleep unless she’s checked the locks on the doors several times. They have a young son who looks most like her when he’s crying. She’s a Seahawks fan who married to a Packers guy. She spent eight amazing years in Seattle which is where she first became a published writer. Jennifer is Filipino-Canadian, born and raised in Toronto. Her books have been published in twenty-three languages so far.

Her earlier novels are Creep, Freak, The Butcher, and Wonderland, the last of which will be published in mass market paperback and audiobook for the very first time in April 2023.

Jar of Hearts won the ITW Thriller Award for Best Hardcover Novel and was also shortlisted for the Anthony and Macavity Awards. Her USA Today bestselling novel Little Secrets is currently being adapted for Peacock by Tish Cyrus’s Hopetown Entertainment, writer Melissa Scrivner Love and Universal Television, and was a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize and the Anthony Award. Jennifer is also the author of six other psychological thrillers. It was a Book of the Month Club selection, an Indigo Top Ten Best Book of the Year, an Amazon Editor’s Spotlight Pick, a Goodreads Choice Award nominee, a Loan Stars pick, and a her third consecutive novel to be honored as a LibraryReads pick, which places her in their Hall of Fame. She’s the USA Today, Toronto Star, and The Globe and Mail bestselling author of Things We Do in the Dark, described as “an intoxicating thrill ride” by the New York Times and “propulsive and chilling” by People magazine. Jennifer Hillier imagines the worst about people, and then writes about it.

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