G.M. Ford is the pen name of an American author who writes crime fiction. He was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. Not much is known about the personal life of G.M. Ford as he prefers to keep a low profile.

G.M. Ford is known for his mystery series featuring the character Leo Waterman, a private investigator from Seattle. The first book in this series, "Who in Hell is Wanda Fuca?", was published in 1995 and introduced readers to the witty, unconventional, and often troubled protagonist.

The Leo Waterman series has gained a loyal following over the years due to its engaging writing style, well-drawn characters, and intricate plots. G.M. Ford's novels are characterized by a blend of humor, suspense, and gritty realism, making them a favorite among fans of the crime genre.

Although G.M. Ford is primarily known for the Leo Waterman series, he has also written standalone novels and short stories. Overall, G.M. Ford's works are highly regarded in the crime fiction community and have received critical acclaim for their strong storytelling and memorable characters.