DJ Williams

Author

With the DNA of a world traveler, D.J. Williams was born and raised in Hong Kong, igniting an adventurous spirit as he ventured into the jungles of the Amazon, the bush of Africa, and the slums of the Far East. His global travels have submerged him in a myriad of cultures, providing a unique perspective that fuels his creativity.

As a fresh voice in mystery, suspense, and YA fantasy, his novels have climbed the charts ranking as high as #1 on Amazon Hot New Releases. His books The Auctioneer and Hunt For Eden’s Star have received stellar reviews from Kirkus Reviews, the most trusted voice in book discovery. Williams has also been featured in Publishers Weekly and Writers Digest.

Williams is gearing up for the release of the second book in the Chase Hardeman series, King of the Night, on September 9, 2024.

The first book in the series, The Auctioneer, quickly garnered the attention of readers around the world, as well as Kirkus Reviews: “Williams delivers an exciting, well-executed thriller…The danger is palpable…Near-perfect…A highly recommended read that will make readers hope for a sequel.”

Williams is known for delivering page-turning, action-packed, pulse-pounding, high-octane thrillers and in King of the Night, the story is razor sharp, gripping, relevant, and captivating.

What is Ryan Steck, author of Out For Blood and founder/editor in chief of the Real Book Spy, saying about the sequel? “Fast, knee-deep in conspiracies and intriguing characters, D.J. Williams’ King of the Night is a sensational thriller from an author who should be watched closely moving forward."

With his latest YA series, Beacon Hill, the trailers and documentary featuring the first book, Hunt For Eden's Star, and the second book, Secrets of the Highlands, have reached over 1.8 million+ views. Beacon Hill is also currently under optioning consideration for film, television, streaming, and animation by the producers, production companies, and studios who have created the most successful YA franchises of all time.

Williams has also been an executive producer and director on over 500 episodes of broadcast television.