Andrew Grant

Andrew Grant, now writing under the pseudonym Andrew Child, is a prolific author known for his work in the "Jack Reacher" series which he took over from his brother, Lee Child. Grant's literary career spans over a decade, having published his debut novel "Even" in 2009, which went on to receive recognition from both Library Journal and Publishers Weekly. Alongside his standalone novels, with the notable "Run" published in 2014, Grant has also made a name for himself with multiple book series to his credit.

Grant's creative portfolio includes the "David Trevellyan" series, the "Detective Cooper Devereaux" series, and the "Paul McGrath" series. These series have further solidified his reputation as an adept storyteller and allowed him to explore a wide range of themes and narratives. Notably, the "David Trevellyan" series contains titles such as "Even," "Die Twice," and "More Harm Than Good," while the "Detective Cooper Devereaux" series begins with "False Positive," and the "Paul McGrath" series kicks off with "Invisible".

Furthermore, Grant has demonstrated his collaborative abilities through his work on the "Jack Reacher" series, co-authoring titles like "The Sentinel," "Better Off Dead," "No Plan B," "The Secret," and the upcoming "In Too Deep" with Lee Child. This collaborative effort speaks to his ability to work effectively with other creatives while also contributing his own unique insights and narrative skills to the project.