Born in Rio de Janeiro, Liza Andrews has lived in South America, Europe, and the United States, which gifted her with a rich multicultural background and a unique voice. A prolific writer and photographer, she works for a ghostwriting agency in New York, and has created content across the spectrum of books, magazines, newspapers and video production, in English and Portuguese. She is a weekly columnist for the Brazilian Times in New York, covering personal and professional development for immigrants living abroad. Over the past decade, Andrews wrote multiple novels and short stories, which are now being published. Her debut publication was Lunch Break: A Pandemic Era Romantic Suspense. She co-authored the suspense, Facelift; and her previous novels, The Stranger Behind the Mask and Love Me Before You Die, will soon be available in English. Her genres are suspense, drama and romance, which depict the unexpected, dark sides of regular people. She is currently writing a psychological thriller about an American who moves to Brazil.