Andrew Child

Andrew Child, born in 1968 in Birmingham, England, is a renowned British novelist and the younger brother of the acclaimed thriller writer Lee Child. He is known for his contributions to the thriller genre and is currently taking over the writing of the famous Jack Reacher series, originally created by his brother, under the pseudonym Andrew Child.

Andrew Grant began his writing career in 2008, debuting with the novel "Even," which received high praise from literary critics. Over the years, he has authored several series and standalone novels, including the David Trevellyan series, featuring a Royal Naval intelligence officer, and the Detective Cooper Devereaux series, set in Birmingham, Alabama. His works often feature complex characters and intricate plots, captivating thriller enthusiasts worldwide.

Some notable publications include:

• "Even" (2009) - A gripping story featuring David Trevellyan, a Royal Naval intelligence officer, which garnered stars from Library Journal and Publishers Weekly.
• "False Positive" (2015) - The first book in the Detective Cooper Devereaux series, set in Birmingham, Alabama, showcasing Grant's talent for creating engaging detective stories.
• "Invisible" (2019) - The inaugural novel in the Paul McGrath series, highlighting Grant's versatility in character development.
• "The Sentinel" (2020) - The first book in the Jack Reacher series written under the pseudonym Andrew Child, continuing the legacy of suspense and action.
• "Better Off Dead" (2021) - Another installment in the Jack Reacher series, co-authored with Lee Child, further establishing his reputation in the thriller genre.
• "The Secret" (2023) - A recent addition to the Jack Reacher series, showcasing Grant's ability to craft compelling narratives.

Andrew Child's writing is characterized by its energetic pacing, rich characterizations, and intricate plotting, making him a prominent figure in contemporary thriller literature. His work continues to attract a wide readership and contribute significantly to the genre.