New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Allan Leverone

Allan spent nearly the first fifty years of his life engrossed in books, convinced the people who wrote them were magicians, capable of conjuring characters and situations out of thin air.

In the fall of 2006 he threw caution to the wind and started work on his first novel, unsure of what to expect but determined to try.

Twenty-seven books and countless short stories later, he’s still uncertain what to expect, but still pounding the keys of his computer, conjuring characters and situations, still trying to be a magician.