Tullan Holmqvist
Tullan Holmqvist is a writer, investigator and actor and is the co-author of the psychological thriller novel and screenplay "The Woman in the Park" with producer Teresa Sorkin, published on August 26, 2019 by Beaufort Books and in film development. Other writing credits include the screenplays "Overbooked" (with Tara Orr Brenninkmeyer of Oscar-shortlisted "Bis Gleich") & "FlashMoms"; TV projects: "Mom PI" (about her own Private Investigator experiences) & "The First Staff" (set in the White House); a YA book manuscript, "Mimi Mastermind and Leonardo" (involving Leonardo da Vinci) and a children's book "Leo and the Storm."
Tullan’s work as a private investigator has included global fraud investigations, financial due diligence and art cases. She has a master’s degree in political science from the University of Florence, Italy; literature and language degrees from universities in France and Italy; and screenwriting and acting studies at New York University, Boston University, Michael Howard and HB Studios. Tullan has acted in theater, TV and film.
Originally from Sweden, Tullan lives in New York with her husband composer Giovanni Spinelli and two sons. www.tullanh.com
Works

Lacie's Secrets
Lacie's Secrets is described as a "riveting thriller" by Publishers Weekly. Reminiscent of classic suspense novels, Big Little Lies meets The Haunting of Hill House. Summary: For the past 18 years, Kate Williams has tried to forget the fateful summer in which her sister Lacie's disappearance ripped their family apart. But when their estranged mother unexpectedly dies and Kate inherits Villa Magda, Kate decides that enough time has passed to return for one last trip. Inexplicable incidents and suspicious visitors begin to torment Kate, threatening to expose her deepest secrets. The closer Kate gets to learning the truth about what happened that summer, the faster she realizes the house might be holding more secrets than she can handle. Set on a remote and gorgeous Maine estate, Lacie's Secrets is an exciting and cinematic psychological thriller with surprising twists that will keep the reader guessing until the very last page.
The Woman in the Park
Awards and Recognition
- Kirkus Starred Review