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Inspired, I reckon, since it’s Guy Fawkes, and the old rhyme fits Hunted just perfectly. And because it’s the season for blowing stuff up (in a safe, “light the blue touch paper and retire” kind of way ;)), Hunted is just 99p (or 99c if that’s your currency) across all platforms for the next few […]

Some awesome Sci-Fi and Fantasy books are free this weekend (including WANTED). Check out the link and let me know in the comments what you download 

The postie lugged a heavy box up the driveway, and now we have stock! Already they’re flying off the shelf (or more accurately, out of the cupboard). If you want a signed copy, please follow the link at the top of the page.

The paperback proof of Stranded has arrived. Hurrah! The set doesn’t look too shabby on the bookcase either!

  Here it is at last–the cover for Flick Carter Book 3: STRANDED. Flick Carter isn’t your average seventeen-year old. She has already failed to save Princess Jessica, and now she’s a prisoner aboard the Constance, sold into a life of slavery. With no hope of rescue, she and the other captives will need all […]

Met Joe Abercrombie today, signing books in Reading. One day this picture will be the other way around, and he’ll be holding up one of my books…. Totes!

In a world where there’s been no oil or electricity for a hundred years, there’s a killer on the loose. And he’s after the Princess. Only seventeen year old Flick Carter stands in his way . . . Pick up HUNTED for 99p / 99c until May 1st: Get it from Amazon.co.uk Get it from Amazon.com Post-Apocalyptic Just Got British.

In a World… Book 1 in the Flick Carter series is FREE this weekend. It’s never been free before, it’ll probably never be free again! If you haven’t already got it, there will never be a better time than now. Go on, click the link – you know you want to! Amazon.co.uk Amazon.com And while […]

I’ve been invited by Andy Barrett to take part in a Work In Progress (WIP) blog tour. Andy is a real life CSI (or SOCO – Scenes Of Crime Officer – as they used to be called). Andy provided brilliant expert advice when I came to write my first major crime scene, and it’s no […]