Adam Mitzner is a successful American author, renowned for his thriller, mystery, suspense, and crime fiction books. He was born in East Brunswick, New Jersey, and completed his graduation from Brandeis University with a Bachelor's and Master's degree in politics. Mitzner then attended law school at the University of Virginia and began his law career in the litigation department of a large New York City law firm. After working in various law firms, he is now the head of the litigation department of Pavia & Harcourt LLP, located in midtown Manhattan.
Mitzner's interest in writing always remained, but he never pursued any course in writing during his college days. After several years of his graduation, he did not go for any course, even though his interest in this field was still there. He did not try to write something serious until some time ago. Mitzner reluctantly attempted to show the first draft of his work to the brother of one of his friends, who works as an agent in cookbooks. He suggested him to hire a private editor named Ed Stackler, which marked the beginning of Mitzner's writing career.
Mitzner has written eight novels, including 'A Conflict of Interest' (2011), 'A Case of Redemption' (2013), 'Losing Faith' (2015), 'The Girl From Home' (2016), 'Dead Certain' (2017), 'Never Goodbye' (2018), 'A Matter of Will' (2019), and 'The Best Friend' (2020). His books have been well-received by critics and readers alike, with 'A Conflict of Interest' being named as a Suspense Magazine's Best Book of the Year. Mitzner's writing is known for its relentless suspense, powerful and riveting voice, and gritty, sophisticated narratives that keep readers on the edge of their seats.