Jack Carr is an accomplished American author, known for his thriller and fiction novels. He has an impressive military background, having served in the Naval Special Warfare for two decades. Carr's journey in the Navy began as a SEAL sniper, where he specialized in communications and intelligence. As he progressed in rank, he transitioned into various leadership roles, eventually becoming a Task Unit Commander. His experience in special operations teams took him to conflict zones around the world, including Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Philippines. After retiring from active duty in 2016, Carr settled in Park City, Utah, with his wife and three children.
In addition to his writing, Carr hosts the top-rated Danger Close Podcast. His debut novel, "The Terminal List," was a significant success, leading to its adaptation into the #1 Amazon Prime Video series starring Chris Pratt. Carr has since published several other novels, including "True Believer," "Savage Son," "The Devil’s Hand," "In the Blood," and "Only the Dead." His works are subject to review by the Department of Defense to ensure no government secrets or classified information are released, a testament to his continued connection with military intelligence. Despite his high-profile success, Carr remains grounded, engaging with his fans on social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.