Chris Ould is a distinguished author from the United Kingdom, best known for his mystery, suspense, crime fiction, and thriller novels. He has received significant recognition for his work, including a BAFTA award. In addition to his career as a novelist, Ould also works as a screenwriter, contributing to popular British TV shows such as Soldier Soldier, Hornblower, The Bill, and Casualty.
Ould has a specific interest in writing young adult crime stories, and his dedication to this genre has resulted in the creation of two successful novel series: Street Duty and Faroes. These series have garnered a large and dedicated fanbase, as have his stand-alone novels. Despite starting his writing career a few years ago, Ould has achieved remarkable success and popularity, which many attribute to his hard work and self-belief.
Before becoming a full-time author, Ould worked in a variety of jobs and spent many years as a television scriptwriter. During this time, he wrote over eighty hours of drama and documentary programs, including numerous episodes of the crime series The Bill. Currently, Ould resides in rural Dorset, where he continues to write and create captivating stories for his readers.