Biography

Gregory C. Randall, Michigan born and Chicago raised has made the San Francisco Bay Area his home for more than fifty years. He attended Kent State University and Michigan State University. 

Greg is the author five very different mystery/thriller series. The first is the six-book series is The Sharon O’Mara Chronicles. He also has just published the fifth book (Chicago Back Beat) in the Detective Tony Alfano award winning noir thriller series set in 1933 Chicago, they are available in the ebook set. His young adult novel, The Cherry Pickers has won acclimation and awards from the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA) and Northern California Book Publishers Association (BAIPA) and has been recently republished by Wise Wolf Books.

In the fall of 2021 he simultaneously published the first two books in his World War II, Max Adler OSS, thriller series. The two World War II thrillers are to be published by Windsor Hill Publishing, a company wholly owned by Mr. Randall in 2021 and republished as a duology by Rough Edges Press. These thrillers are This Face of Evil and Pawns in an Ancient Game and were rereleased on in the fall of 2022. Look for The Children of War in 2024.

In the summer of 2022, his mystery novel, White Rabbit was published by Rough Edges Press.

In the spring of 2018, Thomas & Mercer Publishing released the first book in a new series, Venice Black. The main character is a women detective, Alexandra (Alex) Polonia, from Cleveland, Ohio. The second book in the series, Saigon Red, was released in March 2019. The third Polonia Thriller, St. Petersburg White, was released in mid-summer 2020 and published by Windsor Hill Publishing.

Mr. Randall is published by Wise Wolf Books, Rough Edges Press, Wolfpack Publishing, Thomas & Mercer Publishing and Windsor Hill Publishing.

Mr. Randall and his wife have their own independent publishing company, Windsor Hill Publishing. He is a book cover designer and artist and is well versed in the ebook conversion process. All of his books are available through the usual sources, but most specifically Amazon Books.