D.J. McIntosh

D.J. McIntosh is a Canadian writer of mystery and thriller novels. She quit her professional career to focus on her longtime passion as an author. It took McIntosh almost one decade to research and write the manuscript for her debut novel, The Witch of Babylon which is also the first book in her Mesopotamian Trilogy. The author’s debut novel has been sold in over 20 countries and has won Arthur Ellis Award and shortlisted for Crime Writer Association’s Debut Dagger Award. CNN International also chose the Witch of Babylon as one of the most enduring historical thrillers along with famous writers like Umberto Eco, Dan Brown and Agatha Christie.