Lynn M. Kristopher writes genre-bending thrillers that explore obsession, identity, and the eerie space between what is and what could be. Her debut novel, Fixed Point, blends psychological suspense with speculative twists, challenging the boundaries of fate and free will.
With layered characters, mounting tension, and a taste for the uncanny, Kristopher’s work lingers long after the final page. Her writing is shaped by the psychological depth of Thomas Harris, the clever plotting of Agatha Christie, the eerie atmosphere of Shirley Jackson and Edgar Allan Poe, the sharp, existential humor of Kurt Vonnegut, the dystopian insight of George Orwell — and a dash of Blake Crouch’s genre-bending style.
When she’s not writing, she’s usually found chasing strange questions, hoarding notebooks, or rewatching The X-Files in the shadowy corners of central Florida — far from the beachgoers and sunshine.