Trine Villeman is a Dansh journalist and author writing about all things royal. She graduated from the Danish College of Journalism and spent many years as a royal correspondent for various Danish magazines and newspapers. Her first book "1015 Copenhagen K - Mary's Dysfunctional In-Laws" was a bestseller and made headlines around the world due to its controversial content. Her second book "The King and Queen of Greenland" was only published in Danish. It was a debate book taking on the future of the Danish Monarchy and recommending that Denmark's Crown Prince Frederik and his wife, Crown Princess Mary, went to moral rehab in Greenland to shed their luxury lifestyle. Ms Villemann's third book is the novel "Queen of Deception" - a dark and shocking tale of life behind the palace walls of a small, northern kingdom. Ms Villemann is also an avid vaccine-safety campaigner. Her husband, BBC Correspondent Malcolm Brabant, became severely psychotic after receiving Sanofi Pasteur's yellow fever vaccine in 2011.The pharmaceutical company has admitted that it knows of other cases of people developing mental disorders after having the vaccine, but still denies any link between its vaccine and Mr Brabant's illness. Ms Villeman's husband has written a book, "Malcolm is a Little Unwell",about his vaccine-induced descent into madness. "The whole devastating experience and my dealings with Sanofi Pasteur has made me a keen reader of medical thrillers," says Ms Villemann. "Because, being a novelist, I know that all fiction is based on truth."