And Then There Were None at the St. Jacobs Country Playhouse is Riveting

We saw the show on Saturday night, and it blew us away.

We saw the show on Saturday night, and it blew us away.

… from 20 May to 7 June 2026. Details and the purchase link are below:

Introducing the brand new trailer for my futuristic murder mysteries from Carina Press: The Furnace, The Freezer, The Void.

Introducing a brand new trailer for my futuristic murder mysteries. Do you think you can solve the crimes? Click play on the below video:

Here is the trailer for an Agatha Christie three-episode mystery premiering on Netflix 15 January 2026.

From the Queen of Crime comes And Then There Were None, her classic whodunnit.

My Agatha-Christie-inspired murder mystery TechnoThriller, The Furnace, was my first novel. It received the 2015 CYGNUS Award for Sci-Fi Thriller and the 2015 CLUE Award for Blended Mystery. It follows the classic murder mystery formula, but uses science as the method of murder and features a future where humans are suffering under military dictatorship. Now, years after release, there is a new review I thought I’d share:

Yours truly.

On Sunday, I made the long voyage to Indigo/Chapters London North in London, Ontario for a book signing to promote my newest books, Fatal Depth and An Island of Light. I say this tongue in cheek, because the store is in the same city in which I live: London, Ontario. Usually I’m driving hours to a signing … this time, it was only twenty minutes. It was heaven.
I wanted to showcase this incredible concept artwork by Nelson Housden for each book in The Tanner Sequence. Agatha Christie and Isaac Asimov inspired me to write these futuristic murder mysteries, published by Carina Press back in 2013, 2014, and 2015. The Furnace was the first book I sold, back in 2012.