Chris Crowther is a British author renowned for his murder mystery novels, particularly the "Jack Fellows" series set in the Norfolk Broads. His debut novel, "Bladestrike," a thriller published in the U.S. in 2007, gained widespread popularity and marked the beginning of his successful writing career. Crowther's works are celebrated for their engaging plots and vivid settings, solidifying his reputation in the genre.
Before becoming a novelist, Crowther spent 42 years as a pilot, flying helicopters and airplanes worldwide. His passion for writing emerged during his time in West Africa, where he penned short stories and articles for magazines while working on "Bladestrike." After retiring from aviation, he captained passenger boats on the Norfolk Broads, the inspiration for his acclaimed "Jack Fellows" series. Now fully dedicated to writing, Crowther enjoys sailing with his wife, Sue, while continuing to craft compelling mysteries.