Mindy Quigley

Mindy Quigley is a bestselling author, particularly known for her mystery fiction. She has received numerous awards for her short fiction works, including the Lightbringer Award in 2019 and the Bloody Scotland Prize in 2013. Quigley's professional background is diverse, having worked in various roles that have taken her from the United States to the United Kingdom. She has been employed at the Duke University Medical Center’s pastoral services program as coordinator, where she found the inspiration for her "Reverend Lindsay Harding Mystery" series.

Quigley is the author of two cozy mystery series: the Deep Dish Mysteries, which is published by St. Martin's Press, and the Mount Moriah Mysteries. Her work has been featured in Parade and Woman's World. Quigley's non-writing career has been filled with unique experiences, having worked as the personal assistant to the scientist who cloned Dolly the sheep and as project manager for a research clinic founded by J.K. Rowling. She currently resides in Virginia with her husband, who is a Civil War history professor, their children, and their miniature Schnauzer. Quigley's writing career is marked by her award-winning short stories and her two cozy mystery series, and her non-writing experiences have been just as fascinating, taking her around the world and introducing her to unique opportunities.