Brad Carl

I like to write. You like to read. Let's make a deal.
Growing up in the Midwest, Brad Carl was influenced at an early age by the Hardy Boys book series written under the collective pseudonym, Franklin W. Dixon. Reading and writing would be a pastime of his for many years. Eventually, other aspects of his young adult life would begin to take precedent.

He still found time to read an occasional book from an author he enjoyed such as David Baldacci, James Patterson, or Clive Cussler. Finally, a few years ago, the creative bug bit Brad hard and he began to write again. Many of the manuscripts are still on a shelf or being worked on, including some short stories, a web series, and a sitcom pilot.

While not necessarily a lover of words – especially not big ones – Brad has always been fond of telling a story. The main inspiration for his fiction debut, Grey Areas, was the new wave of popular cable television series like Dexter, Breaking Bad, and Sons of Anarchy.

What can one expect from Brad Carl’s books? You’ll find a quick pace that provides just enough detail to allow the reader to paint their own picture. You’ll also be entertained by expressive dialogue that brings the characters to life, helping the story breathe with believability.

A life-long lover of music and pop culture, Brad also plans to release a pair of books about classic pop and rock hit music. You can expect to see these books later this year.

Brad Carl is a former radio personality who still earns part of his living by producing voiceovers. He is also a successful businessman in the textile and packaging industry. He currently resides in Kansas City, MO with his wife, daughter, dog, and cat.