G. M. Ford

Bio and Books

G.M. Ford

Seattle, WA

Retired astronaut and former Grand Dragon of the B'nai B'rith, G.M. Ford broke onto the mystery scene with Who in Hell is Wanda Fuca?, a gin soaked tome featuring Seattle PI Leo Waterman, whose primary claim to fame was the group of street people with whom he occasionally worked. The six book Leo Waterman series was nominated for the Shamus, the Anthony, the Lefty and a couple of other awards probably best forgotten.

In 2001, Mr. Ford began a new series, featuring disgraced reporter Frank Corso and his Goth assistant Meg Dougherty. Six books later, Mr. Ford, as is apparently his ilk, decided to do "something else" and penned his first stand-alone thriller, Nameless Night.

The most recent chapter in Mr. Ford's writing life began in 2011, when, in a fit of pique, and after a twelve year hiatus, he decided to write a new Leo Waterman novel, Thicker Than Water. Thomas & Mercer (Amazon) promptly bought it, and signed him up to write two more. The rest, as they say, is history.

Mr. Ford is presently working on Leo Waterman #10. He lives and works in Seattle.

Books-

Who in Hell is Wanda Fuca? 1995 Walker/Avon

Cast in Stone 1996 Walker/Avon

The Bum's Rush 1997 Walker/Avon

Slow Burn 1998 Avon/Avon

Last Ditch 1999 Avon/Avon

The Deader the Better 2000 Avon/Avon

Thicker than Water 2012 Thomas & Mercer

Chump Change 2014 Thomas & Mercer

Threshold 2015 Thomas & Mercer

Salvation Lake 2016 Thomas & Mercer

Family Values 2017 Thomas and Mercer

Fury 2001 Harper Collins/Avon

Black River 2002 Harper Collins/Avon

A Blind Eye 2003 Harper Collins/Avon

Red Tide 2004 Harper Collins/Avon

No Man's Land 2005 Harper Collins/Avon

Blown Away 2006 Harper Collins/Avon

Nameless Night 2008 Harper Collins/Avon

The Nature of the Beast 2010

Find out more about GM Ford on his blog here: http://g-m-ford.com/