Tim Moynihan

"Moynihan’s polished prose is fast-paced, and his gritty descriptions are sometimes starkly poetic." - Kirkus Reviews ​

Tim Moynihan, from East Hartford, Connecticut, enlisted in the Army right out of high school, attended Providence College and was commissioned in 1987. He served in a variety of assignments as an Airborne Ranger qualified tactical officer. In 1991, while still in the Army, he gave his life to Christ and went into ministry pioneering a church in Hawaii in 1997. He enjoys writing novels about the military. His e-novelette, No Greater Love: An Afghan Memoir, describes the post-military career of Colonel Mike "Pancho" Sanchez as he deals with the painful memories of men lost in war. His novel, Prodigal Avenger: A Story of the Secret War in Afghanistan, about a covert operation gone wrong, was a 2014 ACFW Genesis Finalist published by Elk Lake Publishing, Inc. Tim and his wife, Sue, reside in Southern California where he is a church pastor. They have two sons.