G.D. Penman is the author of more books than you can shake a reasonably-sized stick at, including series like Witch of Empire, Savage Dominion, Deepest Dungeon and The Last King. Before finally realizing that the career advisor lied to them about making a living as an author, G.D. Penman worked as an editor, tabletop game designer, and literally every awful demeaning job that you can think of in-between. Nowadays they can mostly be found writing fantasy novels and smoking a pipe in the sunshine. They live in Dundee, Scotland with their partner, children, dog and cats. Just . . . so many cats.
"""There's a grungy punk-rock bite to it that tastes like subways and smoke and whiskey-filled nights."" -Cassandra Khaw, author of Hammers on Bone ""An addictive blend of magic and murder noir."" -Gareth L. Powell, BSFA award-winning author of Ack-Ack Macaque ""Penman writes with the wit and charm of a foul-mouthed Terry Pratchett. His Agent Sully is what Dirty Harry would be if he was a lesbian witch fighting demons alongside the cast of Yes, Minister. She can be my date to the Imperial Bureau of Investigation Ball anytime."" -Robyn Bennis, author of The Guns Above ""Vampires and demons. Monsters and magic. Forbidden love, in a mind-blowing adventure. 'Sully' Sullivan returns in a blaze of fury and might as the plucky, magic-wielding heroine who takes crap from no one, even when the odds are stacked infinitely against her. Good luck trying to put this one down; it'll leave your knuckles raw."" -Kyle Richardson, author of the Steambound Trilogy ""Agent Sully . . . is a kick ass heroine, a kind of adult Harry Potter meets Katniss Everdene and is the tour de force that drives this novel along . . . The writing is fast paced, imaginative with an underlying intelligence that gives credence to the infrastructure of the magical aspects of crime and policing."" -Gill Chedgey, NB Magazine (4 stars) ""A very entertaining and atmospheric alternative history fantasy novel . . . I would highly recommend The Wounded Ones to fans of the first novel in the series, and I would certainly recommend the author as a superbly creative fantasy writer."" -Readers' Favorites (5 stars) ""Penman has a knack for speculative fiction, especially involving magic, necromancy and, oddly enough, colonialism."" -TRL Reviews (4 stars)"