Luke McCallin is a critically acclaimed author, best known for his historical mystery novels. He was born in England but spent his formative years in Africa. His upbringing, along with his extensive education in various countries, has greatly influenced his writing.
McCallin's career as a UN humanitarian relief worker and peacekeeper in troubled regions such as the Caucasus, the Sahel, and the Balkans, has provided him with a unique perspective on the human condition under extreme circumstances. These experiences have been vividly reflected in his writing, where he explores the impact of conflict and disaster on ordinary people.
McCallin is the author of the Gregor Reinhardt series, which features an unlikely protagonist - a German intelligence officer and former Berlin detective, who was forced to flee the police by the Nazis. The series, which includes 'The Man from Berlin' and 'The Pale House,' is known for its realistic settings, gripping suspense, and tension-filled narratives.
In addition to his writing, McCallin is fluent in multiple languages, including French, and is currently learning Spanish. He holds a Master's degree in political science. When he's not working or spending time with his family, he enjoys reading history, playing squash, and keeping goal for the UN football team. McCallin, his wife, and their two children reside in an old farmhouse in the Jura Mountains of France.