Andrew Raymond is a Scottish author renowned for his gripping suspense and thriller novels. He gained widespread recognition with his Novak and Mitchell series, which has sold over 100,000 copies globally. His espionage-focused Duncan Grant series revitalizes the classic spy genre with action-packed narratives. Raymond also ventured into crime fiction with "The Bonnie Dead," introducing DCI John Lomond in a series that delves into Glasgow's dark underbelly and the Scottish Highlands. His debut, "Official Secrets," surpassed 100,000 sales, while his works collectively boast over 10 million Kindle Unlimited page reads.
Drawing inspiration from cinema and television, Raymond crafts cinematic prose influenced by works like Daniel Craig's Bond films and David Simon's "The Wire." His stories blend fast-paced plots with deep character exploration, often exposing hidden facets of intelligence agencies and political intrigue. Having worked in the book industry since age 21, Raymond combines professional insight with his passion for thrillers, a genre that captivated him early through films like "All the President's Men."
Based in Glasgow with his family, Raymond continues to expand his literary repertoire. His DCI Lomond series showcases his ability to weave dark Glaswegian humor with tense investigations, establishing him as a distinctive voice in Scottish crime fiction. Raymond maintains a focus on creating immersive, character-driven narratives that resonate with thriller enthusiasts worldwide.