Author of dark things – thrilling novels and haunting stories
This is the kind of book that I love reading, even though I can't tell you a single thing about it when I'm done. I recently discovered Bill Bryson and his writing a few years ago, and since then I've really enjoyed reading books that aim to teach you stuff. I love watching documentaries, and... Continue Reading →
First came the magic. Then came the aliens. Ellyne is the Golden Gunslinger. A veteran of wars. A historic, almost mythical figure and a hero. And she's so sick of it all. All she wants to do is hide away. To go by her days, unknown and unnoticed, drinking in Victor's pub and trying to... Continue Reading →
A Form Of Revenge is here! The third, and final book in my crime thriller series, The Columbus Archives is finally out! This has been a long, wild ride that started all the way back in 2017 with The Consequence of Loyalty, continued with A State of Despair in 2020 and now it all comes... Continue Reading →
A Form Of Revenge is out in than 10 days, but brilliant reviews and praise have already started ticking in. Michael Kelso, author of thriller such as One on One, Identity and the Dark Tales of Cryptids series called the book a "gripping story" that "will keep you guessing until the very end", and author... Continue Reading →
My psychological thriller At The Gate came out a little over nine months ago and to celebrate my publisher and I want to give you the opportunity to read the first two chapters, for free! If you like dark, terrifying mind-tricks and like reading things that makes you wonder what's real and what's not, then... Continue Reading →
The second book in the world's most successful kickstarter is here and it's a lot of fun! The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England is maybe exactly what it sounds like, if you think it sounds like a story about someone who finds themselves in Medieval England, possibly without completely comprehension of why or... Continue Reading →
They say a picture's worth a thousand words. So I'll just leave it at that... for now.
What an exquisitely strange type of horror. Shaw has created something delightfully strange and haunting with this novella - as it starts off with two halves of a corpse waking up together in a morgue. They don't know why or how, or what has happened to them - all they know is that they've only... Continue Reading →
The second book in The Crusader Chronicles book and what a sequel it is! When I read Saye's first book in the series, Storm of War, I remember being surprised by how captivating the story way. Being an archaeologist by profession, I often find that I don't enjoy historical fiction and mysteries as much as... Continue Reading →
The horrifying truth about a most terrifying historical event - the loss of the 129 men of the Franklin Expedition who perished in the Canadian Arctic in 1848. I don't read enough non-fiction, unfortunately. I always end up loving it when I do, and I try to always intersperse my reading with a few books... Continue Reading →