James Becker

James Becker is a successful author of thriller novels, hailing from the United Kingdom. Prior to his career as a writer, Becker served in the Royal Navy for over 20 years, predominantly in the Fleet Air Army. His service took him to various parts of the world, including the Falklands War zone, and he participated in numerous covert operations in locations such as Russia, Northern Ireland, and Yemen. Becker is also known for his exceptional skill with a pistol.

Becker's interest in medieval and ancient history inspired him to become an author after his retirement. He began his writing career in 2008, collaborating with fellow author Peter Stuart Smith on a series of novels under the pseudonym Chris Bronson. This collaboration proved successful, and Becker went on to write several standalone novels as well. His work has been translated into various languages, including a regional language translation by renowned translator Ralph Sander.

Becker's novels have topped bestseller charts on WH Smith and Waterstones, as well as Amazon and B&N. His writing is highly regarded, with readers and publishers praising his ability to weave exciting plots and stories. Becker attributes his success to his creative mind and the knowledge and intelligence gained from his years of service. He believes that success does not come easily and that everyone, including himself, must overcome struggles to achieve it.