Rocky IV is Forty Years Old
I found this one shocking, but only because I’m older than I feel, apparently.
I found this one shocking, but only because I’m older than I feel, apparently.
It’s a great review of The Shadow of War, my underwater heist/thriller. Thank you to Chanticleer Reviews. Check out a snippet here, and the link to the full review is underneath it, along with the book trailer. I love the final line:
Why do I add so many visuals to my thrillers?
Links are in the post, as is the gripping book trailer. All retailers are currently delivering the eBook format (Kindle, Nook, Kobo, ePub, etc.) Links follow …
Kirkus Reviews! I am so proud of this book! The Shadow of War is an underwater heist/thriller with a diverse cast and a gripping story. The listing is in the November issue of Kirkus Reviews.
You can see the direction this is headed. The hull plating, the rivets, the color scheme.
I’ll be in Mississauga at Chapters Vega on Saturday, June 24 from 12:00 until 4:00 PM signing copies of …
And it’s off!
This is the sixth and final book in my underwater colonization series, The Rise of Oceania from Fitzhenry & Whiteside LTD. It’s also the largest, at about 127,000 words. I promise a gripping spy vs. spy tale filled with excitement, action, technology, and emotion. There’s a reason it’s called A Blanket of Steel, and it ties in with the ongoing Cold War between the US, Russia, and China and the thirst for new resources on the ocean floor. But as with my other titles, there is more than one meaning here, but I will leave it for you to discover. It’s a standalone thriller; all the books in The Rise of Oceania can be read in any order. Together they tell an overall arc about the Second Cold War, the McClusky family, and the world’s quest to colonize the ocean floor during escalating climate change on the surface. And, of course, the necessary gruesome violence that it all entails. The book is coming …