Tabitha Sayo Victoria Anne Suzuma, known for her intriguing and emotionally compelling novels, is a testament to the power of storytelling. Born in London in 1975, Suzuma's journey into the world of literature is anything but ordinary. With an aversion to the conventional school system, she found solace in the art of storytelling from a young age. Sitting at the back of her class, she would craft stories while her teachers believed she was diligently taking notes. This rebellious spirit led her to leave school at the tender age of fourteen, against her parents' wishes.

Suzuma's educational journey didn't end there; she pursued her studies through distance learning, eventually earning a degree in French Literature from King's College London. Post-graduation, she embarked on a career in teaching, channeling her passion for literature and learning into the minds of young students. However, her heart remained tethered to writing, leading her to pen her first novel while still teaching full-time.

Her novel Forbidden, delves into the complex and taboo relationship between a brother and sister, showcasing her ability to explore difficult topics with sensitivity and grace. Beyond her writing, Suzuma has dedicated her life to tutoring and sharing her love for storytelling, aiming to inspire others with her words and experiences.

Outside of her literary endeavors, Suzuma connects with her readers through social media, inviting fans to join her in her writing journey and beyond.