Oliver Johnson was born in Paris and pursued a career in academia before going into bookselling and then publishing. He has been a commissioning editor for many years, working principally at Penguin Random House and now Hachette and has edited many bestselling and prize-winning authors. He is the author of various gamebook and roleplaying series and a fantasy trilogy. He splits his time between London and a small hamlet in the Sussex countryside with his wife and two cats.

'Keeps the reader hooked through every paranoid twist and turn, with indelible characters and a style that's reminiscent of vintage Stephen King' Tom Harper, co-author of Warrior King (with Wilbur Smith)

Oliver Johnson was born in Paris and pursued a career in academia before going into bookselling and then publishing. He has been a commissioning editor for many years, working principally at Penguin Random House and now Hachette and has edited many bestselling and prize-winning authors. He is the author of various gamebook and roleplaying series and a fantasy trilogy. He splits his time between London and a small hamlet in the Sussex countryside with his wife and two cats.

'Keeps the reader hooked through every paranoid twist and turn, with indelible characters and a style that's reminiscent of vintage Stephen King' Tom Harper, co-author of Warrior King (with Wilbur Smith)

Oliver Johnson was born in Paris and pursued a career in academia before going into bookselling and then publishing. He has been a commissioning editor for many years, working principally at Penguin Random House and now Hachette and has edited many bestselling and prize-winning authors. He is the author of various gamebook and roleplaying series and a fantasy trilogy. He splits his time between London and a small hamlet in the Sussex countryside with his wife and two cats.

'Keeps the reader hooked through every paranoid twist and turn, with indelible characters and a style that's reminiscent of vintage Stephen King' Tom Harper, co-author of Warrior King (with Wilbur Smith)