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Iain Gale

Iain Gale was born and went to school in London, but studied at the University of Edinburgh. He wrote non-fiction books in the 80s and 90s before publishing his first novel in 2006 – the critically acclaimed Four Days in June about the Battle of Waterloo. In 2007 the first book in his Jack Steel series was published, Man of Honour, and 2011’s The Black Jackals is the first in a series set during the Second World War.

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