Kevin Wignall is a highly regarded author, born in Brussels in 1967. He is well-known for his captivating novels in the mystery, crime, thriller, and suspense genres. Wignall was raised in an army background until the age of nine, which may have influenced his interest in international relations and politics. His father's career in the army led to a nomadic childhood, but Wignall eventually settled in a small town in the west of England.
Wignall pursued higher education at Lancaster University, where he obtained a degree in Politics and International Relations. His career path after college was not immediately clear, but he decided to take his long-time hobby of writing more seriously. This decision marked the beginning of his successful writing career, and he has since published more than a dozen books for adults and young adults. In addition to his novels, Wignall has also written several acclaimed short stories.
Wignall's work has gained significant recognition in Hollywood, with some of his novels and short stories being turned into movies and films. For instance, his novel "The Hunter's Prayer" was adapted into a movie starring Sam Worthington and Odeya Rush, and his short story "Retrospective" was turned into a short film featuring Charles Dance. Furthermore, "People Die," "When We Were Lost," and "To Die in Vienna" are all currently in development in Hollywood.
Wignall is a prolific writer who spends most of his time in England but travels extensively for research and adventure. His writing is characterized by its international setting and thrilling plots, making him a popular choice among readers who enjoy suspenseful and mysterious stories.