Steffen Jacobsen is a renowned author from Denmark, who is well-known for his crime fiction novels. He has written several novels, including the popular Jensen & Sander series. Jacobsen's books have been widely read and appreciated by the audience, making him a popular figure in the world of mystery and crime fiction.
In addition to his writing career, Jacobsen also practices as an orthopedic surgeon and consultant. He has a wealth of experience in the medical field and has worked in various parts of the world, including Greenland and the far north of Norway. Despite his busy schedule as a surgeon, Jacobsen manages to find time to write his bestselling novels, which are widely read and appreciated by the audience.
Jacobsen's first novel to be translated into English was "When the Dead Awaken," which was published in 2013. This was followed by the translation of "Trophy" and "Retribution," two of the best novels in the "Michael Sander and Lene Jensen" series of novels. Jacobsen's ability to weave intricate stories and create compelling characters has earned him a loyal following among readers of crime fiction. He currently resides in Denmark, where he continues to practice as a surgeon and write his popular novels.
Jacobsen's writing is inspired by his travels and experiences, and he has cited Roberto Saviano's non-fiction book, Gomorrah, as a significant influence on his work. His ability to draw on real-world events and experiences to create compelling fiction is one of the reasons why his books are so popular among readers. Despite his success as an author, Jacobsen remains humble and committed to his work as a surgeon, demonstrating his dedication to both his crafts.