Patrick Graham
Patrick Graham, born in 1968, is a Franco-Canadian author known for his religious thrillers.
He spent time in Canada, France, and the United States.
Graham was a professional pilot before becoming a business consultant and author.
His debut novel, "The Gospel of Satan" (2007), sold over 200,000 copies and won the Prix Maison de la Presse.
Inspired by a conversation with a childhood friend working in the Vatican, Graham learned about forbidden manuscripts studied by contemplative orders.
His follow-up novel, "The Apocalypse of Mary" (2008), was inspired by Hurricane Katrina.
Graham has three children and maintains a keen interest in religious history.
