Ben Sanders is a New Zealand author best known for his gripping crime fiction novels. Born in Auckland in 1989, he published his first three books - "The Fallen" (2010), "By Any Means" (2011), and "Only the Dead" (2013) - while still studying at university. These works quickly became New Zealand Fiction Bestsellers, establishing Sanders as a rising talent in the genre.
Sanders' writing career took a significant leap with his U.S. debut, "American Blood" (2015), which follows a former police officer in witness protection. The novel garnered international attention and was optioned by Warner Bros. for a major motion picture adaptation, with Bradley Cooper attached to star. Despite earning an engineering degree, Sanders chose to pursue fiction writing full-time, crafting fast-paced narratives marked by sharp dialogue and suspenseful plots. He continues to reside in Auckland, where he remains an influential voice in contemporary crime fiction.