Simon Toyne was born February 29th, 1968 in Cleethorpes, England, but spent his formative years in Peterborough. He moved further south, to Goldsmiths College, part of the University of London, to study English and Drama then ended up working as a producer, director in commercial television for almost twenty years.
He quit in 2007, just shy of his fortieth birthday, to try and focus more on writing. His first book, Sanctus, became the biggest selling debut thriller of 2011 in the UK and also an international bestseller, translated into 27 languages and published in over 50 countries.
Simon lives with his wife and three children and splits his time between Brighton, the South of France and various cafes and bookshops in between and wherever his books are sold.
Ok! this was a freebie from Kobo! I’ve read One book by him liked it but this short one was weird! A lot of god this god that, getting even! I don’t recommend it. I’ll be able to remove it to make place for more books!
Not sure how this ended up on my Kindle, must have been a freebie. More than likely I was attracted by the cover. Actually had to import this to GR so everyone can see it. Not familiar with the author, but looks like he's done some impressive things. This one meant to be a prequel/teaser to his Solomon Creed series and as such it gets the job done. Normally old west (any west really except for maybe Wild Wild one) doesn't do it for me, but this was a pretty entertaining well written story and it does in fact make you interested in the series. Not sure I'm go looking for them, but if they came across my path, I'd seriously consider them, despite the genre not being my top choice. For what it was, a pretty fun quick read, maybe about 45 minutes.