Welcome to Daybreak Island, our little slice of paradise on the East Coast!This island is the most beautiful place on earth, in my mind. Itโs full of the best people you could have in a community, got gorgeous beaches, and best of all, itโs peaceful (aside from the crazy summer crowds)....
What is the title of your latest release? A PENANCE FOR CROWSWhatโs the โelevator pitchโ for your new book? An unnerving, hypnotic, modern gothic thriller set on a remote Irish island, where an artist is caught between deadly secrets, ancient superstition, and echoing madness....
Unlike other books Iโve written, this one didnโt come with a built-in playlist. Instead, I found perfect songs along the way - sort of like Cal and Annie found love while running around looking for their missing taxidermy goose.โMythโ - Beach House Baltimore dream pop band Beach House...
Iโve been a fan of Marilyn Levinson since I discovered her Haunted Library series. This is a book lovers dream - a library, a resident ghost and a cat. I was hooked from the first page and invited Marilyn to sit down for a chat.I love your Haunted Library series...
Book: THE MORTAL ENEMY MURDER CLUB Character: Mandy ThorneMandy Thorne bursts into the cafรฉ like a wrecking ball, fifteen minutes late for our meeting. โSomeoneโs trying to kill me!โ she exclaims as soon as she spots me. And just like that, our interview has begun...
Instead of trying to find your perfect match in a dating app, we bring you the โAuthor-Reader Match" where we introduce you to authors you may fall in love with. It's our great pleasure to present Daniel Hurst!Writes: Twist-filled psychological thrillers in domestic settings. Think...
What is the title of your latest release?HOW TO KILL A CRIME WRITERWhatโs the โelevator pitchโ for your new book?Erk! The story is a bit too bonkers to be summed up in a sentence, but Iโll give it a go...
Exclusive Excerpt from THE LORD OF THE WOODChapter 7:Arthur bit his lip. It seemed strange the forest would offer a haven after putting him through so much, but the vale seemed safe enough. Safer than where theyโd been, at any rate, but whose home was it? Whoever lived here...