Victoria Denault is a nonfiction writer, memoirist and entrepreneur. She has been a student of the human experience since before she could read. In her first two years of college, she taught preschool and was a newspaper editor. When she graduated, she moved to New York City and worked as an editor for various magazines and newspapers
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She then began her career as a freelance writer, where she wrote for publications such as The New York Times and Village Voice, and almost exclusively for women's magazines. After years of writing non-fiction, Victoria began writing fiction in 2007. Her debut novel, The Woman Who Made A Deal with the Devil (2011), is a psychological suspense tale about a woman who discovers the secret behind the disappearance of her family members.
It was published by Random House and has been optioned for film. Her second novel, The Devil Inside (2012), was published by HarperCollins and made into the Lifetime TV movie "The Devil Inside". Victoria's third novel, The Messed-Up Fairy Godmother (2015) was initially self-published and then republished by HarperCollins in 2015