2022 GLOBAL THRILLER FINALIST
I’m thrilled to announce that The Shadow of War is now a finalist in the 2022 CIBAs.
And not only that …
I’m thrilled to announce that The Shadow of War is now a finalist in the 2022 CIBAs.
And not only that …
Both The Shadow of War and An Island of Light …
A big shout out to manager Simon Bailey at Coles Masonville Place for having me in!
I will be at Coles Books in Masonville Place this Saturday signing copies of Fatal Depth and An Island of Light.
I will be giving away swag, talking technothrillers, and signing books to sell at Coles.
After a nearly ten month wait, and on the eve of the release of The Shadow of War, my futuristic prison break is finally out in eBook format!
On Saturday, I drove up to Indigo Guelph in Guelph, Ontario. Indigo — especially this store — has been so welcoming to me since the The War Beneath came out in 2018.
When I was a teenager, I read a lot of 1950s Science Fiction. It was the tail end of the “Golden Age of Science Fiction.” Asimov, Pohl, Heinlein, del Rey and more. I fell in love with the genre because of those books. They sparked my imagination and took me to fascinating locations in futuristic settings. The stakes were always huge. It’s those books that really taught me how important YA Science Fiction is. Readers get hooked on the genre early; it’s what happened to me.
Hello, I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be at Indigo Guelph on Saturday, April 16 to promote Fatal Depth and An Island of Light. See the exciting book trailers below!
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.
It’s a strong writeup and the reviewer, Kelly Jensen, recognizes the contradiction in the book’s title. As the first line of the review states, it’s the darkest chapter yet. I’m very proud of this novel. At my recent book signing, I described it as a “gripping prison break … and the prison is underwater.” That phrase seemed to resonate with readers.