ABOUT ROBERT

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Robert Ellis is a New York Times acclaimed, bestselling author of crime thriller and suspense novels, including several standalone books and the Lena Gamble and Matt Jones thriller series. His novels have been translated into more than ten languages, praised by bestselling authors Janet Evanovich and Michael Connelly, and selected as top reads by Booklist, Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, Publishers Weekly, the Baltimore Sun, the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times, the Toronto Sun, The Guardian, National Public Radio, People magazine, USA Today, and The New York Times. Born in Philadelphia, Robert moved to Los Angeles, where most of his novels are set.

I’m All Better Now is the latest novel in the Matt Jones thriller series. For more information about Robert Ellis, visit him online at: https://www.robertellis.net

Photo of a serene sunset over Black Rock Harbor on Long Island Sound where Robert Ellis now lives.

Photo of bacon and eggs cooked by author Robert Ellis for an early supper.

Photo of the title page to ‘The Love Killings’ by Robert Ellis, Book 2 in the gripping series featuring Detective Matt Jones.

Photo of Chevy, Robert Ellis’s Yorkshire terrier, playing on the beach on Long Island Sound.

Photo of Robert Ellis's writing space with bookshelves in the background and art on the walls.

ABOUT ME

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I love writing thrillers. I love reading good stories of any kind, and listening to music and watching movies. I love everything there is to love about food: shopping for it, cooking it, and especially, eating it. I love taking walks by the water and through the neighborhood with Chevy, a 17.2 pound Yorkshire terrier, who loves me back, but not so much with the cats we meet or the other dogs. I love my family and friends and the people I work with going all the way back. I definitely see life as a journey. I think my stories come from everyone I've met along the way, my share of good times and bad times, and the support I've been lucky enough to receive when I needed it most.