Brandon Collier

An author known for gritty tales and suspenseful thrillers, Brandon started off with nonfictional accounts of history as a youth, and then switched to writing fiction during his college years. It was during this period he wrote numerous screenplays and stories, and later two highly acclaimed novels -- the haunting Underneath the Palms of Rio and the fast-paced, action-filled story, Mercenary Measures. His tenth published novel, Red Days and Grey Nights, was known for its strong female lead character and for shining a spotlight on human trafficking. His eleventh novel began with the Sevenland series. Influenced by authors Alexandre Dumas, Walter Mosley, Deon Meyer, and Don Winslow to name a few, Brandon Collier is a forerunner from the new wave of authors with the skill to write compelling and character driven thrillers.