Ian Andrew
Wright & Tran Novels
BookLife Prize Winner for Face Value 2017
Ian Andrew
Writing under the penname of Ian Andrew, his first crime novel, Face Value, won the Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize for Fiction in 2017. Since then he has continued to add to that series, has been featured in a number of anthologies, is a successful ghost writer and has founded both Leschenault Press and the Book Reality Experience, a publishing assistance service that helps writers become independent authors.
Writing under his own name of Ian Hooper, he has also released a couple of poem anthologies and a guide to independent publishing.
Originally from Northern Ireland, he now lives in Western Australia, where he relocated to after serving in the UK’s Royal Air Force as an Intelligence Officer.
Books
Face Value
by Ian Andrew
Flight Path
by Ian Andrew
Fall Guys
by Ian Andrew
A Time to Every Purpose
by Ian Andrew
The Little Book of Silly Rhymes and Odd Verses
by Ian Hooper
Self-Publishing for Independent Authors
by Ian Hooper
Slaughtered Nursery Rhymes
by Ian Hooper
Media
Reviews
"With taut writing, bone-crushing action, and a pace that never relents, this was a difficult read to put down and a worthy winner."
Mark Dawson
"In a market inundated with so many books, it is a relief to find an author who is more than just the sum total of all his attributes - there is something prodigious, an elusive extra that makes his work special. It also helps that... his work is well-written, professionally presented and blessed with quite exceptional story-telling skills."
Elaine Fry
...Wright and Tran are the best in the business. Andrew's own experience working with Military Intelligence provides his work with authenticity and heart...
The West Australian
...Wright and Tran are the best in the business. Andrew's own experience working with Military Intelligence provides his work with authenticity and heart... He is an author who can be relied upon to deliver a good - no, much more than that - a great read...
The West Australian
...there is something prodigious, an elusive extra that makes Ian Andrew's work special. It also helps that [he is] blessed with quite exceptional story-telling skills. Andrew delivers adrenalin and excitement laced with imaginative, innovative technology with memorable characters who provide heart and substance to his work...
Elaine Fry
...A thriller with heart... Gifted storytelling combines with meticulous scientific and historical research to produce a memorable and profoundly moving story...
The West Australian
"A Time To Every Purpose by Ian Andrew deals with huge concepts, looking at the broad sweep of history... a well-executed alternate history novel with some great action scenes."