Michael Genelin is an accomplished American author, known for his crime fiction novels. He was born in the United States and graduated from UCLA and the UCLA Law School. Aside from his writing, Genelin has had a distinguished career as a lawyer and international consultant in government reform. He has worked for the LA District Attorney's Office and the US Department of Justice in Central Europe, among other organizations.
Genelin is perhaps best known for his Commander Jana Matinova series, which has received much critical acclaim. However, his body of work extends beyond this series, as he has written five distinct series of novels, including "Siren of the Waters," "Dark Dreams," "The Magician's Accomplice," "Requiem for a Gypsy," and "For the Dignified Dead." These novels showcase Genelin's ability to craft compelling stories and intricate characters, making him a standout author in the crime fiction genre.
In addition to his work as a novelist, Genelin has written for film and has been an adviser to television series. He is married and has a daughter, and he currently resides in Paris. He is a prolific writer and continues to produce works of fiction, including a standalone novel and forays into the science fiction genre. Genelin's novels have been well-received by both the public and critics, including publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Publishers Weekly.