Michael Robotham

Michael Robotham is an Australian author known for his psychological thrillers. Born in 1960, he worked as a journalist and political speechwriter before turning to writing fiction. Robotham's novels have garnered critical acclaim and multiple awards. His most famous works include "The Suspect" (2004), "The Wreckage" (2005), and the Vincent Ruiz series. These books have been translated into over 30 languages and sold millions of copies worldwide. Robotham's novels explore themes of guilt, redemption, and the dark side of human nature. His writing is characterized by its suspenseful plots, complex characters, and insights into the workings of the criminal mind. His awards include the Ned Kelly Award for Best Crime Fiction (multiple times), and the Crime Writers' Association Dagger Award.