Simon Lelic is a highly regarded author in the literary industry, hailing from the south of the United Kingdom. He has gained a reputation for his unique and insightful writing style, which has established him as a leading voice in the field. Lelic is known for his down-to-earth manner and direct approach, which has helped him build a strong rapport with his readers. His ability to combine compelling characters and engaging stories has resulted in a wide audience that spans the globe.
Born in 1976, Lelic has worked as a journalist in the UK and currently runs his own business in Brighton, England, where he lives with his wife and two sons. His writing career includes several successful novels, such as "The Hiding Place," "The Search Party," "The Liar’s Room," "The House," "Rupture," "The Facility," and "The Child Who." In addition to his work for adult audiences, Lelic has also written a series of books for young teenagers (11+), including "The Haven," "The Haven: Revolution," and "The Haven: Deadfall."
Lelic's work has been recognized with various awards and nominations, including the Betty Trask Award, the Desmond Elliot Prize, the John Creasy New Blood Dagger, the Galaxy National Book Awards, the CWA Gold Dagger, and the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger 2012. His books have been praised by critics and readers alike for their accessible themes and engaging stories, making him a popular and respected figure in the literary world. In addition to his writing, Lelic is also a black belt in karate and enjoys reading in his spare time. He can be followed on Twitter at @Simon_Lelic.