Gregg Olsen

Gregg Olsen is a prominent American author, known for his thriller novels and true crime non-fiction. He has built a reputation as a USA Today, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author, with a focus on crime-related stories. Olsen's career is marked by his ability to create detailed narratives that offer readers unique insights into extraordinary circumstances.

Throughout his career, Olsen has demonstrated a knack for exploring complex and often sensational true crime stories. Some of his notable subjects include Mary Kay Letourneau, Stella Nickell, Linda Burfield Hazzard, and Eli Stutzman. His work in this genre has led to appearances on various television shows, such as Good Morning America, The Early Show, Entertainment Tonight, 48 Hours, and on TV stations like Court TV, CNN, FOX News, and more.

In addition to his true crime novels, Olsen has written ten nonfiction books and ten novels based on the thriller genre, showcasing his versatility as an author. He has also contributed to a short story collection edited by Lee Child. Olsen's work has been recognized with several awards, including being named an Idaho Book of the Year by the ILA for 'The Deep Dark' and having 'Starvation Heights' honored by Washington's Secretary of State for its contribution to Washington state history and culture.

Olsen, a native of Seattle, resides in Olalla, Washington, with his wife and their mini dachshund, Suri. Despite his numerous professional accomplishments, he remains an approachable figure, engaging with readers through various media platforms and maintaining a website for fans to learn more about his work.