John Case

Jim and Carolyn Hougan, writing under the pseudonym John Case, are "The New York Times" bestselling authors of seven thrillers, including "The Genesis Code" and "The Magdalene Cipher." Their collaborative works blend meticulous research with high-stakes suspense, earning them critical acclaim and a dedicated readership. The pseudonym honors Carolyn's grandfather, John F. Case, a journalist and author of the novel "Tom of Peace Valley (Boy Knight of Agriculture)."

Jim Hougan, an award-winning investigative reporter, has authored two nonfiction books exploring CIA operations: "Spooks" and "Secret Agenda." His expertise in espionage and conspiracy informs the Hougans' gripping narratives. Carolyn Hougan, a novelist in her own right, has penned four standalone works, including "The Romeo Flag," showcasing her versatility across genres. Together, their John Case thrillers are celebrated for their intellectual depth and relentless pacing.

The Hougans' partnership has produced a legacy of compelling fiction, merging Jim's journalistic rigor with Carolyn's narrative flair. Their novels continue to resonate with fans of intelligent, adrenaline-fueled storytelling.