Author of dark things – thrilling novels and haunting stories
It's finally here! The exciting second book in the Columbus Archives series is out today! BUY IT NOW «I need to finish this now. I've crossed so far over the line I can't even see it anymore.» A simple drug bust. That is what the Critical Response Unit thinks they're dealing with. It goes horribly... Continue Reading →
The end has finally come. The Faithful and The Fallen, the epic quadrilogy is over. In one sense I wish there was more of this, because I loved it so much. At the same time, things that don't end tend to drag on until they fall apart. Gwynne has built an impressive world, packed full... Continue Reading →
According to my calculations - *pulls off sock to count on fingers and toes* - we are exactly halfway through NaNoWriMo, 2020. What do we think of it so far? My novella (which I think this is going to end up being) stands at 20091 words today, and I feel like I'm about halfway. I... Continue Reading →
My second book, the psychological thriller A State Of Despair is coming December 1, and I am super excited! A handful of readers have already had the pleasure of reading it, and I couldn't be more thriller with the feedback I've been getting. Melissa Compton at Norwich Nights Magazine left a brilliant review, stating that... Continue Reading →
This is, by far(!), the most original story I've read in ages. It's amazing - so brilliantly written, so unique - it's The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy meets a steampunk version of The Hobbit. In this first book in the series, we meet Thomas Senlin and his new wife, who are going on their... Continue Reading →
My second novel, A State of Despair is due to be released on December 1. It's a gripping psychological thriller that sees a standard FBI operation go horribly wrong when an agent disappears in the aftermath of a terrible accident. Friends are pitted against each other and lines are crossed to solve the case in... Continue Reading →
My second book, A State Of Despair launches on December 1, 2020!
I like reading horror - yet I rarely find it scares me. It's a weird kind of irony, I know. Pet Sematary was never on my radar, but it was suggested to me on Twitter once when I asked what book scared people the most. A lot of people voted for Pet Sematary - and... Continue Reading →
Metro 2035 is the third book in the series, following Metro 2033 and 2034, and it's the perfect ending to the trilogy.Metro 2033 is a philosophical journey both physically through the Moscow Metro and mentally through Artyom's mind and his experiences in this desolate future world. Metro 2034 is the polar opposite, an action-filled horror... Continue Reading →
Book review of Monster of Earth by Patrick F. Johnson