Will Jordan (author)

Jordan was born and raised in Fife. He completed an honours degree in Information Technology before working in web design for Sky Digital. ==Career==

Jordan began publishing movie reviews on YouTube during the 2010s. Many of his critiques are focused on identity politics and plot inconsistencies in modern films. According to him, a number of such movies have at times prioritized the promotion of leftist ideologies at the cost of effective storytelling. Jordan occasionally makes videos showing positive examples of Hollywood films. Most of his videos are narrated by his humorous "drinker" persona, which Die Welt described as "an exaggerated version of" Jordan himself. Jordan runs a podcast on YouTube. During a conversation with Project Hail Mary author Andy Weir, Jordan praised the movie adaptation of the book as a quality science fiction film that appeals to a modern audience that grew up with Star Trek. During the conversation, Jordan defended the position that Paramount should remove all modern Star Trek shows, from Enterprise to Starfleet Academy, from the franchise's canon. == Publications ==

• Redemption (2012) • Sacrifice (2013) • Betrayal (2014) • Black List (2015) • Deception Game (2015) • Ghost Target (2016) • Deadly Cargo (2017, with James Patterson) • Shadow Conflict (2017) • Downfall (2019) • Something to Die For (2020) • Dark Harvest (2022) Reception Adrian Magson described Jordan's debut of the Ryan Drake series as an action-packed "roller-coaster". Myles McWeeney said on the Irish Independent that the novel was "a thrill-a-minute adventure with likeable and well-drawn central characters". Novelist Linda Wilson wrote on Crime Review about Jordan's third novel Betrayal that "If you like your thrillers fast, complex and realistic, you’ll feel at home here." She has compared his writing style to Matt Hilton's and Sean Black's. == Awards ==

Jordan lives in Fife, Scotland == References ==