Author
Andrew Warren
I’m Andrew Warren, author of the international bestselling Thomas Caine thriller series. And ever since I saw the movie Goldfinger as a child, I’ve been addicted to action-packed tales of spies and espionage. For me, the allure of the spy thriller is the drama of a lone hero, working on their own i…
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I’m Andrew Warren, author of the international bestselling Thomas Caine thriller series. And ever since I saw the movie Goldfinger as a child, I’ve been addicted to action-packed tales of spies and espionage.
For me, the allure of the spy thriller is the drama of a lone hero, working on their own in the shadows. Struggling to walk the razor’s edge between right and wrong, never knowing who they can trust. Or who might betray them at any moment.
In each of my books, I try to take readers on a “virtual vacation”, an imaginary journey to spectacular International locations filled with fascinating characters, heart-stopping suspense, and explosive action scenes that rival Hollywood’s biggest blockbusters.
I was born in New Jersey, but I currently live in Southern California with my wife and Loki, our intrepid dachshund companion. Decades of experience in the film and television industry have given me a love for cinematic storytelling, and I’ve been lucky enough to work as a writer, story consultant, and post supervisor.
When I’m not writing, I feed my creative process through extensive travel—both for pleasure and research. I try to stay fit with an active lifestyle of hiking, skiing, kickboxing, and the occasional attempt at surfing (I’m terrible at it, but I love being in the water.) Yet even during these adventures, my mind often drifts to Thomas Caine’s next high-stakes mission.
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