J. J. Preyer

J. J. Preyer, born Josef J. Preyer in 1948 in Steyr, Austria, is a prolific author known for his thrilling detective and mystery novels. Preyer's literary journey began at the age of 14, and he has since crafted a diverse range of series that captivate readers with their intricate plots and engaging characters. His notable works include the "Der Butler" series, the "Christian Wolf" series, and contributions to the famous "FBI" series "JERRY COTTON." Preyer's fascination with classic detective fiction is evident in his Sherlock Holmes Chronicles, which have garnered significant acclaim. Beyond his writing, Preyer has a rich background in education and cultural initiatives, including the founding of a publishing house and the organization of literary events. His stories, whether set in the foggy streets of Victorian London or the modern world, offer readers a compelling blend of suspense and clever storytelling.