Lee Child
Lee Child (James Dover Grant) was born on October 29th, 1954 and is currently 71 years old. Lee Child was born in Coventry, England. Child attended University of Sheffield where he received a Bachelor of Laws and University of Sheffield where he received an Honorary Doctor of Letters.
Lee Child is known for writing in the Mystery, Thriller, and Crime Fiction genres.
Lee Child is the author of the Jack Reacher series which currently consists of 31 novels. The Jack Reacher series started in 1997 with the novel Killing Floor. The most recently released novel in the Jack Reacher series was Exit Strategy which was released in 2025. There is an upcoming novel for the Jack Reacher series titled Chain Reaction which is being released on October 20th, 2026.
Lee Child has also written the Jack Reacher Short Stories & Novellas series which has 14 books including Guy Walks Into a Bar and Second Son.
Lee Child has a brother who is also an author, Andrew Grant. Lee Child has co-authored 7 novels with Andrew Child they are: The Sentinel, Better Off Dead, No Plan B, The Secret, In Too Deep, Exit Strategy and Chain Reaction.
The name "Lee Child" was born out of a family gag about the mispronunciation when talking about the Renault Le Car. He pronounced it "Lee Car" and it was a running gag that stuck.
The name "Jack Reacher" was born when Lee was in a grocery store with his wife reaching for something on a high shelf as he is tall. His wife remarked to him that if writing doesn't pan out he could always get a job as a "reacher in a supermarket" and Jack Reacher was named.
Lee's website won the 2002 "Best Crime Fiction Website" award at the Gumshoe awards that year.
Lee Child was shortlisted for the 2016 Dead Reader Award in The Tess Gerritsen Award for Best Series category for the Jack Reacher series.
Lee won the 2018 Dead Reader Award in The Wringer Award for the Character Who’s Been Put Through It All category for his character Jack Reacher.
Lee Child is a member of The Nielsen Bestseller Award's 21st Century Platinum Hall of Fame.
No Plan B was ranked as one of the
Best Thrillers of 2022 by
The Real Book Spy website listing it among the top 15 Action, Political, Military, and Spy Thrillers.
Lee Child: Awards & Accolades
Lee Child has won multiple awards including: The Crime Writers' Association Award Diamond Dagger Award, in 2013, International Thriller Writers Award Thrillermaster, in 2017, Theakston's Old Peculier Outstanding Contribution to Crime Fiction, in 2017, British Book Awards Author of the Year, in 2019 and the Edgar Award Grand Master, in 2026. Lee Child was also nominated for the Crime Thriller Awards, The Bestseller Dagger, in 2011.
Many of Lee Child's books have won awards, including:
- Killing Floor won the Anthony Award, Best First Mystery, in 1998 as well as the Barry Award - Best First Novel in 1998, Nielsen Awards - Platinum Bestseller in 2018.
- The Enemy won the Nero Award, Best Mystery Novel, in 2005 as well as the BookBrowse Awards - Ruby Award in 2005 and the Barry Award - Best Novel in 2005.
- 61 Hours won the Theakston's Old Peculier, Crime Novel of the Year, in 2011.
- The Affair won the CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award, in 2012.
- A Wanted Man won the British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year, in 2012.
- Running Blind / The Visitor won the Nielsen Awards, Gold Bestseller, in 2017.
- Never Go Back won The Dead Good Reader Award, The Page to Screen Award for Best Adapted Book, in 2017.
- Personal won the Nielsen Awards, Gold Bestseller, in 2017.
- Make Me won the Nielsen Awards, Gold Bestseller, in 2017.
- Night School won the Nielsen Awards, Silver Bestseller, in 2018.
- Blue Moon won the CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award, in 2020.
- How to Write a Mystery: A Handbook from Mystery Writers of America won the Agatha Award, Best Non-fiction, in 2021 as well as the Anthony Award - Best Non-Fiction Book in 2022.
The following novels by Lee Child were also nominated for these awards:
- Killing Floor: Dilys Award, Best Mystery Novel (1998). Macavity Award, Best First Mystery (1998).
- Running Blind / The Visitor: Barry Award, Best Novel (2000).
- Without Fail: Barry Award, Best Novel (2002). Crime Writers' Association Award, Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award (2002). Dilys Award, Best Mystery Novel (2003).
- Persuader: Crime Writers' Association Award, Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award (2003). Gumshoe Award, Best Novel (2004).
- The Enemy: Audie Award, Best Male Narrator (2005). Dilys Award, Best Mystery Novel (2005).
- One Shot: Macavity Award, Best Mystery Novel (2006). Audie Award, Best Male Narrator (2006).
- The Hard Way: Gumshoe Award, Best Thriller Novel (2007).
- Bad Luck and Trouble: Anthony Award, Best Mystery Novel (2008). Gumshoe Award, Best Thriller Novel (2008). Crime Thriller Awards, Author of the Year (2008). British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2008). CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2008). Theakston's Old Peculier, Crime Novel of the Year (2009).
- Gone Tomorrow: CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2010).
- 61 Hours: Crime Writers' Association Award, Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award (2010).
- First Thrills: Suspense Magazine Awards, Best Anthology (2010).
- Worth Dying For: British Book Awards, Fiction Book of the Year (2010). CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2011).
- The Affair: Goodreads Awards, Best Mystery and Thriller (2011).
- The Itinerary: Anthony Award, Best Short Story (2012).
- Vengeance: Suspense Magazine Awards, Best Anthology (2012).
- A Wanted Man: Goodreads Awards, Best Mystery and Thriller (2012).
- Never Go Back: Goodreads Awards, Best Mystery and Thriller (2013). British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2013). International Thriller Writers Award, Best Hardcover Novel (2014).
- Personal: Goodreads Awards, Best Mystery and Thriller (2014). British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2014). CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2015). The Dead Good Reader Award, The Reichenbach Falls Award for Most Epic Ending (2015).
- FaceOff: Anthony Award, Best Anthology / Collection (2015).
- Make Me: Crime Writers' Association Award, Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award (2016). CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2016).
- Night School: CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2017). British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2017).
- In Sunlight or In Shadow: Anthony Award, Best Anthology / Collection (2017).
- Second Son: Crime Writers' Association Award, Short Story Award (2018).
- Too Much Time: International Thriller Writers Award, Best Short Story (2018).
- The Midnight Line: British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2018). CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2018).
- Blue Moon: British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2020).
- The Sentinel: British Book Awards, Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2021). CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2021).
- Better Off Dead: CrimeFest, Sounds of Crime Award (2022). The Dead Good Reader Award, The Race-Against-Time Award for Best Action Thriller (2022).
- Safe Enough: And Other Stories: Crime Writers' Association Award, Short Story Award (2024).
- Eleven Numbers: International Thriller Writers Award, Best Short Story (2026).
Lee Child: Lists & Other Mentions
- The Midnight Line was a Richard & Judy Book Club 2018 Summer Pick.
- Exit Strategy was the Jack Carr Book Club November 2025 Pick.
- Killing Floor:
- The Sunday Times: The 100 Best Crime Novels and Thrillers since 1945 Selection in 2019.
- Time Magazine: The 100 Best Mystery and Thriller Books of All Time Selection in 2023.
- Waterstones: The Books You've Always Meant to Read Selection in 2020.
- Audible: The Top 100 Book Series of All Time Selection in 2024.
- NPR: Top 100 Killer Thrillers Selection in 2010.
- The Hard Way: NPR: Top 100 Killer Thrillers Selection in 2010.
- Nothing to Lose:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2008.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2008.
- Gone Tomorrow:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2009.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2009.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2009.
- NPR: Top 100 Killer Thrillers Selection in 2010.
- 61 Hours:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2010.
- Dead Good Books: 100 Best Crime Books Of All Time Selection in 2020.
- NPR: Top 100 Killer Thrillers Selection in 2010.
- Worth Dying For: New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2010.
- The Affair:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2011.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2011.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2011.
- A Wanted Man:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2012.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2012.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2012.
- Never Go Back:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2013.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2013.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2013.
- Personal:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2014.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2014.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2014.
- Make Me:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2015.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2015.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2015.
- Night School:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2016.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2016.
- The Midnight Line:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2017.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2017.
- Past Tense:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2018.
- Barnes & Noble: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2018.
- Blue Moon:
- New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2019.
- Wall Street Journal: #1 Hardcover Fiction Best Seller in 2019.
- The Sentinel: New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2020.
- Better Off Dead: New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2021.
- The Secret: New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2023.
- In Too Deep: New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2024.
- Exit Strategy: New York Times: #1 Fiction Best Seller in 2025.
Lee Child: TV/Movies Based on Books
In February 2022, the Jack Reacher TV series was released on Amazon Prime. It starred Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher. The first season of the show was based on the novel Killing Floor, which is the first book in the Jack Reacher series. It had 8 episodes.
The second series of Reacher premiered on December 15th. It is based on the novel Bad Luck and Trouble, and features the likes of Maria Sten playing Frances Neagley, as part of the Special Investigators.
The series has been renewed for a third season, and will be based on Persuader.
The novel One Shot was made into a movie starring Tom Cruise, and co-starring Rosamund Pike and Robert Duvall. This was directed by Christopher McQuarrie and was released in 2012. In 2016, a sequel was released entitled Jack Reacher: Never Go Back, and was loosely based on the novel Never Go Back. It co-starred Cobie Smulders.
Related Authors
Fans of Lee Child also enjoy these authors:
- Nick Petrie, author of the Peter Ash Series.
- Ben Coes, author of the Dewey Andreas Series.
- Andrew Child, author of the Jack Reacher Series.
- Mark Greaney, author of the Court Gentry / Gray Man Series.
- Brad Thor, author of the Scot Harvath Series.
- Vince Flynn, author of the Mitch Rapp Series.
- Gregg Hurwitz, author of the Evan Smoak/Orphan X Series.
- Brad Taylor, author of the Pike Logan Series.
- Andy McNab, author of the Nick Stone Series.
- Kyle Mills, author of the Mitch Rapp Series.
Lee Child: F.A.Q
When was Lee Child Born? How old is Lee Child?
Lee Child was born on October 29th, 1954. Lee Child is currently 71 years old.
Where was Lee Child Born?
Lee Child was born in Coventry, England and is English.
What awards has Lee Child won?
Lee Child has won the following awards: Diamond Dagger Award at the Crime Writers' Association Award (2013), Thrillermaster at the International Thriller Writers Award (2017), Outstanding Contribution to Crime Fiction at Theakston's Old Peculier (2017), Author of the Year at the British Book Awards (2019) and the Grand Master at the Edgar Award (2026).
What book awards has Lee Child won?
Killing Floor:
Anthony Award: Best First Mystery (1998),
Barry Award: Best First Novel (1998), Nielsen Awards: Platinum Bestseller (2018).
The Enemy:
Nero Award: Best Mystery Novel (2005), BookBrowse Awards: Ruby Award (2005),
Barry Award: Best Novel (2005).
61 Hours:
Theakston's Old Peculier: Crime Novel of the Year (2011).
The Affair:
CrimeFest: Sounds of Crime Award (2012).
A Wanted Man:
British Book Awards: Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2012).
Running Blind / The Visitor: Nielsen Awards: Gold Bestseller (2017).
Never Go Back: The Dead Good Reader Award: The Page to Screen Award for Best Adapted Book (2017).
Personal: Nielsen Awards: Gold Bestseller (2017).
Make Me: Nielsen Awards: Gold Bestseller (2017).
Night School: Nielsen Awards: Silver Bestseller (2018).
Blue Moon:
CrimeFest: Sounds of Crime Award (2020).
How to Write a Mystery: A Handbook from Mystery Writers of America:
Agatha Award: Best Non-fiction (2021),
Anthony Award: Best Non-Fiction Book (2022).
What was the first book Lee Child wrote?
The first book written by Lee Child was Killing Floor, published in 1997.
What was the most recent book Lee Child wrote?
His most recently released work was Exit Strategy on November 11th, 2025.
What is the most popular book by Lee Child?
Based on the number of readers on Book Notification, the most popular Lee Child book is
Killing Floor. Here are his most popular books and their average ratings:
- Killing Floor (8.35)
- Die Trying (8.27)
- Tripwire (8.32)
- Running Blind / The Visitor (8.38)
- Echo Burning (8.11)
What genres does Lee Child Write?
Lee Child primarily writes in the Crime Fiction, Mystery, and Thriller genres. His work includes sub-genres such as Crime Thriller, Action Thriller, and Small-Town Mystery.
Are there upcoming new books by Lee Child?
Lee Child has two new books coming out:
Chain Reaction will be released on October 20th, 2026.
Zero Margin will be released on March 23rd, 2027
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How many books has Lee Child written?
Lee Child has written 83 books, with 2 more upcoming, across 24 series and categories, excluding contributions to anthologies.
- 31 books in the Jack Reacher Series
- 12 Jack Reacher Short Stories & Novellas
- 1 Jack Reacher Collection
- 1 book in the Jack Reacher Miscellaneous Series
- 1 book in the Frances Neagley Series
- 27 Short Stories/Novellas
- 1 Short Story Collection
- 3 Non-Fiction Books
- 1 book in the Akashic Drug Chronicles Series
- 3 books in the Akashic Noir Series
- 2 books in the Harold Middleton Series
- 1 book in the MX New Sherlock Holmes Stories Series
- 1 book in the Mysterious Profiles Series
- 1 book in The MatchUp Collection Series
What books are the Reacher TV series based on?
The first season of Reacher is based on the first book in the series, Killing Floor. The second season of Reacher is based on Bad Luck and Trouble, the 11th novel in the Jack Reacher series.
Does Lee Child still write the Jack Reacher books?
In interviews following the release of The Secret, Lee and Andrew stated that it was a four book deal with the two of them co-authoring together, and that following that, all future books would be written purely by Andrew.In an interview with Crimereads, it was confirmed that Andrew has solely written the books beginning with In Too Deep, although Lee still appears on the byline.