Robert W. McGee

Before Robert W. McGee wrote his first novel, he had already lived several lifetimes.

He worked as a certified public accountant, accounting professor, attorney, banker, and consultant. He

earned 23 academic degrees including 13 doctorates from universities in the United States and four

European countries, with post-doctoral studies at Harvard Medical School, Stanford Medical School, and

the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His clients have included the World Bank, USAID, the African

Development Bank, and the Central Intelligence Agency. He has worked and lectured in more than 30

countries and published more than 70 books and over 1,500 scholarly papers.

He is also a world champion in taekwondo, karate, kung fu, and tai chi, with more than 1,100 career gold

medals and inductions into multiple international martial arts halls of fame.

Justifiable Homicide is his debut political thriller and the first book in the Robert Paige Thrillers series. It

has been translated into French, German, Italian, and Spanish. The Miami Herald called it a wild ride.

Readers have compared his writing to Brad Thor, Vince Flynn, James Patterson, and Nelson DeMille.