Neil Broadfoot is a distinguished author of fiction, hailing from Scotland. With a background in journalism that spans fifteen years, Broadfoot has worked for both national and local newspapers, covering significant stories of the time. His experience as a journalist has provided him with a unique perspective and insight, which he has translated effectively into his crime fiction writing.
After his tenure in journalism, Broadfoot transitioned into communications, where he has advised various organizations, including Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Service and high-profile sporting clubs in Scotland. Currently, he is working as a communications officer for the Scottish Government. Balancing his professional life with his personal one, Broadfoot is married to Fiona and has two daughters, making him outnumbered in his own household. He resides in Dunfermline, the location of his first job as a local reporter, which has served as inspiration in his writing.
Broadfoot's work has received critical acclaim from renowned authors such as Ian Rankin, who has praised his writing as "true rising star of crime fiction" and "tense, fast moving and bloody." His Edinburgh-set McGregor and Drummond series of thrillers, which includes "Falling Fast," has garnered attention for its intriguing plotlines and well-developed characters. In addition to this series, Broadfoot has also penned a Stirling-set series, which features close protection expert Connor Fraser and has been hailed for its atmospheric storytelling and intricate character development. "No Man's Land," the first book in the series, was longlisted for the 2019 McIlvanney Award, further cementing Broadfoot's reputation as a skilled and accomplished author.