Lowell Cauffiel, a renowned New York Times best-selling author, is a multifaceted individual with a rich background in journalism and the entertainment industry.
As a journalist, Cauffiel worked in Detroit, covering a wide range of stories before transitioning to a career in writing and producing.
His impressive literary portfolio boasts ten published books, including three true crime bestsellers: "Masquerade", "Eye of the Beholder", and "House of Secrets". Additionally, he has penned crime novels such as "Marker" and "Toss".
In 2003, Cauffiel made the bold move to relocate from Michigan to Los Angeles, where he aimed to write for film and create series television. This relocation allowed him to collaborate with esteemed industry professionals, including Billy Crystal, David Schwimmer, Michael Medavoy, Kiefer Sutherland, Kathryn Morris, and Michael Douglas.
Moreover, Cauffiel is the co-founder, along with director Jonathan Heap, of Primary Purpose Productions, a Los Angeles-based non-profit organization. This entity produces captivating films that inspire individuals struggling with addictive disorders to seek recovery.
Throughout his career, Cauffiel has demonstrated a remarkable ability to navigate and excel in various creative fields, leaving a lasting impact on the world of literature and entertainment.
