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See those six illustrations on the table in front of me? Those that are intentionally out of focus and hidden behind a big business card? Those are the original artworks for my upcoming psychological thriller, At The Gate, all made by the incredible talented Axel Toth (@UrbanKnightArt). At The Gate is a dark, psychologically terrifying... Continue Reading →
My first Jack Reacher book - and my new favorite action hero! I'm not sure how I never read a Lee Child book before, but it was about damn time, because Jack Reacher is right up my alley! If you've been living under a rock like me, Jack Reacher is an ex-military loner who has... Continue Reading →
Today I want to say thanks. For being a reader. For being a friend. For sticking around. Today I'm giving you a gift - as a way to say that I appreciate all of you who drop by my blog. Which is why I'm giving everyone who signs up for my newsletter before the end... Continue Reading →
The most terrifying book you'll ever read - and it's all true! I love thrillers. Thrillers, horror, mysteries, crime and action, whatever it is, I love reading and watching things that can make my heart beat faster. So when I first discovered the true crime genre at some point in my early teens, I was... Continue Reading →
My psychological horror novel At The Gate is coming out this year - releasing this fall - and we're close to sharing some very exciting news: the official cover reveal and the date for pre-orders! But before that, I want to offer you one last chance to get an early copy! Interested in receiving an... Continue Reading →
Dark Cure is the jungle born love child of The Thing and Alien. Except the horrible creature that's hunting you is human. Set in a top secret research facility, I though Dark Cure was going to be a familiar story about people who wander off into a dangerous forest in search of some legendary font... Continue Reading →
The fact that I love thrillers, am Scandinavian, and have never actually read this book before now is kind of embarrassing. At the same time, I feel like I’ve read it many times before. I’ve read “of” it, heard about it and I’ve seen at least two of the movies (one Swedish and one American,... Continue Reading →
Well this was actually terrible. I probably should have stopped reading this around the 30% mark, when I first got a hunch. Unfortunately, I have a tendency to want to see things through, and I really had my hopes out for Follett because the person who gave me this book also gave me a copy... Continue Reading →
Thank you for you support during the launch of my second book!
Trey Stone, Author 