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Scott Falcon
Robert “Scott” Falcon aka Scott Farrell (born March 17, 1964) is a celebrated American author known for his gripping thrillers and imaginative storytelling. After years of dedication to his craft, Falcon's literary career took off in 2020 with the publication of his debut novel, American Mutt. This political thriller captivated readers with its tale of a maverick journalist uncovering a secretive cabal threatening American sovereignty, earning a commendable 4.3-star rating on Amazon.
Building on the success of his debut, Falcon released 'Threshold, later that year. This epic dystopian techno thriller, rated 4.1 stars on Amazon, explores the life of an autistic savant girl in 2040 who forms a unique bond with an emerging self-aware AI. Falcon's meticulous writing process spanned several years, resulting in a richly detailed narrative.
In 2020, Falcon also introduced readers to Celerity.,’' a psychological thriller infused with black comedy and horror. The novel follows a college track athlete who consumes a rare plant extract to become the fastest woman in history and the first to play in the NFL.
Three years later, while inspired by the natural beauty of Yosemite, Falcon penned Tidefall, an eco-thriller depicting Earth's precarious environmental state. The story features a newly appointed Secretary of Conservation, an enigmatic park ranger with a hidden past as an eco-terrorist.
In the same year, Falcon released The Shiny Object, a violent crime thriller about a health club billionaire who seizes control of a drug cartel using deepfake technology. Falcon's dedication to perfection saw him rewriting this novel over twenty times before its completion.
Falcon's sixth novel, Pantheon, published in 2024, is a dystopian sci-fi techno thriller centered around the discovery of an alien artifact that plunges the world into an unprecedented blackout.
Most recently, Falcon's Bewildered offers a poignant coming-of-age story. It follows a high school loner who prevents a mass shooting and inadvertently becomes the leader of the MuckFoke Movement.
Ultimately, Robert "Scott" Falcon continues to captivate audiences with his diverse range of novels, each offering a unique blend of suspense, innovation, and thought-provoking themes.
Early Life and Education
Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Falcon grew up as an only child in the suburb of Olympia Fields,. His father worked as a sales manager for a large corporation, while his mother dedicated her career to teaching middle school. During his high school years, Falcon was an avid athlete, excelling in baseball, basketball, and football. His talent on the baseball field earned him spots on several all-star teams during his junior and senior years.
Falcon's passion for baseball led him to the University of Miami, where he initially played for their team. He later transferred to [Indiana University]] , where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1976. At Indiana, Falcon's leadership skills shone through when he was elected by the student body as the concert coordinator. In this role, he successfully organized performances by some of the era's greatest rock bands, including The Rolling Stones, The Who, Jethro Tull, and Rod Stewart, all of whom played at Assembly Hall, the university's basketball arena.
Career
Before embarking on his journey as a novelist, Falcon had a notable career in commercial real estate during the 1990s. One of his significant achievements was spearheading the development of the first Walmart store in Sierra Vista, Arizona. This venture marked a pivotal moment in his professional life, showcasing his ability to navigate and succeed in the competitive world of real estate development.
Personal Life
Scott Falcon is a proud father of three children. His two grown daughters have pursued creative careers, with one thriving as a film film director and actress, and the other making her mark as a singer. He also has a teenage son who is following in his athletic footsteps as a college baseball player. Tragically, the mother of his son passed away in 2020. Falcon currently resides in Ventura, California, where he continues to write and enjoy life with his family.