Alex Gerlis is a British author of espionage thrillers and a former BBC journalist whose thirty-year broadcasting career informs his meticulously researched spy fiction. He worked as a reporter, producer, and senior broadcast journalist at the BBC, covering major international stories before turning to writing historical thrillers full-time.
Gerlis's novels include the Spy Masters series, the Wolf Pack Spies series, and standalone thrillers including Agent in Berlin. His fiction is set primarily during the Second World War and the early Cold War, drawing on extensive research into real espionage operations to create authentic, compelling spy stories. Agent in Berlin follows a British agent operating undercover in Nazi Germany, navigating a world of shifting loyalties and constant danger.
His journalistic background gives his writing a clarity and credibility that sets it apart from more fanciful spy fiction. His audiobooks and books offer listeners and readers historically grounded espionage thrillers that capture the moral complexity and constant tension of intelligence work during history's most dangerous era.
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