James McGee is a renowned author, best known for his Matthew Hawkwood series of novels. The series, which began in 2006 with the release of "Ratcatcher," has been well-received by readers and critics alike. The following year, McGee released the second book in the series, "Resurrectionist," which continued the adventures of the series' protagonist.
McGee was born into an army family, which provided him with a diverse upbringing in Gibraltar, Germany, and Northern Ireland. This early exposure to different cultures and ways of life has had a significant impact on his writing, as evidenced by his meticulous and vivid portraits of diverse people and places.
Prior to becoming a full-time author, McGee held a variety of jobs in banking, newspapers, the airline industry, and book selling. He has also presented book reviews for BBC local radio and several independent stations. His career has allowed him to travel extensively across Europe, Australia, the US, and the Far East, which has further enriched his writing and given him a unique perspective on the world.
In addition to the Matthew Hawkwood series, McGee has written several thrillers, including "Trigger Men," "Crow's War," "Wolf's Lair," and "The Salma Option." He currently resides in Somerset and can be found online at his official website: . Despite his many accomplishments, McGee remains a humble and approachable author, always eager to engage with his readers and discuss his work.