Martin O’Brien is a British author best known for his Daniel Jacquot detective series, which has been praised by "The Literary Review" as "rich, spicy, and served up with unmistakable relish." His works span multiple genres, including crime fiction and thrillers, and have been translated into numerous languages, such as German, French, Spanish, Russian, and Hebrew. Under the pseudonyms Louka Grigoriou and Jack Drummond, he has also penned paperback thrillers, earning acclaim from publications like "The Daily Mirror" for their high-stakes narratives.
After graduating from Hertford College, Oxford, O’Brien served as Travel Editor at "British Vogue" and contributed to various international publications as a travel and lifestyle correspondent. His career in journalism informs his vivid storytelling and attention to detail, particularly in his crime novels. He resides in the Cotswolds with his family, balancing his writing with a deep appreciation for travel and culture. O’Brien’s works continue to captivate readers worldwide, cementing his reputation as a versatile and engaging author.