Martina Cole is a highly respected author from England, best known for her crime fiction and thriller novels. She was born on March 30, 1959, in Essex, England, and grew up in Aveley, Essex. Although she is a British citizen, Cole has Irish Catholic parents, which contributes to her Irish ethnicity. Cole has published around seventeen crime and thriller novels, and her writing often explores the seedy underworld of London, England.
Cole's novels are known for their female protagonists, and her work has been well-received by critics and readers alike. Several of her novels have appeared on The Sunday Times' bestsellers list, a testament to her storytelling abilities and popularity among readers. In addition to being a successful author, Cole is also a successful businesswoman and television presenter.
Four of Cole's novels have been adapted for television, and her writing has been made into films and stage productions. Her work has received high ratings, and her novels' popularity has translated well to the screen. Cole's writing is known for its gritty and realistic portrayal of London's gangland, and her novels provide a glimpse into the secret operations that take place in the city's criminal underworld. With total sales of over eight million copies, Cole is a bestselling author whose work continues to captivate and engage readers.