Daniel Pascoe was brought up on smog and boiled cabbage in London many years ago. He worked in the Health Services in the northeast of England for thirty years as a cancer specialist. Now retired, he lives on Teesside and spends much of his time writing, far from the hubbub of city life. His wife is from Hungary. As his two daughters contemplate their own futures, he worries that our political elite have not the faintest ability to make sensible progress within our sadly divided society. He has two children and three grandchildren from before. He also lives with a black cat and two cute Pomeranians.
He has had two intelligent commercial thrillers published already: The London Sniper in 2015 and Dead End in 2016. Deadline is his third novel.
