The paperback edition of THE FALL GUY is out today. It’s an awesome looking paperback and a pretty good story too according to the praise. “Elmore Leonard would be proud to have writen this twisty, action-packed tale.” — Cemetery Dance “Crime hasn’t […]
November’s Book of the Month is dedicated to my latest release, THE FALL GUY. It’s been out as an ebook for a while, but the paperback edition comes out on the 15th. Of all my books, this story has an interesting path […]
From time to time someone will take me to task over my characters—usually my protagonists. The usual complaint is over my hero’s “goodness.” The remarks usually center on, “You know, if your main guy had done the right thing in the beginning, […]
Fictious Musings gaves ROAD RASH a nice thumbs up in its review. I think it took the reviewer by surprise, but in a good way. You can check out the review here.
DID NOT FINISH has scored big with Kirkus, Library Journal and Publishers Weekly. Here’s what they said: Kirkus:“A killer who strikes in the middle of an event makes England’s car-racing circuit even more dangerous than usual. “Aidy Westlake was orphaned by a […]
October is Halloween month, so I thought I’d showcase one of my more creepier tales. So October’s Book of the Month is ROAD RASH. It’s one of my few tales that blends horror and crime. So this is what to expect: James […]
Did Not Finish is a book that is very close to my heart as it’s a mystery centering on the world of motorsport. Twenty years ago, I raced open-wheel cars motorsport in the UK. In the book, a death threat is circulating […]
IndieReader.com compiles a weekly list of independently published ebooks and WE ALL FALL DOWN has made the Top 10 for the second week in a row. Well done to the little fella.
Jaidis Tree gave PAYING THE PIPER a cracking review. I’m glad they liked it.
I have a love for damaged heroes. I’m not interested in characters who always land on their feet. I think it’s far more interesting for a character to have a few skeletons in his closet, to have done something he’s ashamed of. […]