‘Ice-pick-sharp, packed with intrigue, action and spine-chilling suspense. Devour will keep you gripped from the very first page’ Kathryn Fox
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July 7, 2020
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June 30, 2020
As a part of BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival, I am excited to announce that I will be in conversation with Edgar Award winner and queen of the pulse-pounding psychological thriller, Meg Gardiner, Saturday 18 July at 10:00 am (AEST). We will be discussing her latest book The Dark Corners of the Night and our processes of getting inside the heads of psychopathic killers.
Access to the event is via Zoom and is Free! You will need to register for a free Zoom account and register via the Book Now link below and have the Zoom application downloaded onto your device. You can do this in advance so you don’t miss a single moment of the conversation. It is recommended that you click the access link provided to your directly from the BAD Sydney Writers Festival ten minutes before the event.
If you’d like to buy a copy of Meg Gardiner’s latest book The Dark Corners of the Night, click to the Booktopia Link.
If you’d like to buy my latest psychological thriller, Prey please click the Booktopia Link.
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June 27, 2020
What a lovely surprise. This review of Prey in the weekend Herald Sun is the best start to my day! ‘A must read!’
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June 15, 2020
Thanks so much to Veronica of the Burgeoning Bookshelf for such a detailed and fabulous review of Prey on her blog and on GoodReads.
‘Prey is a grisly tale of corruption, murder, money laundering and animal poaching that spans continents.’
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May 24, 2020
Thank you for your lovely reviews about Prey, on Amazon. It means so much to me!
‘Fast paced, very well-written and a cracker of a tale. Loved it‘ Anita May Waller.
‘The plot and subject matter are completely engrossing, and the pages fly by at speed with plenty of tension and near breakneck pace at the end. There are a couple of nice open threads left at the end which I sincerely hope become book 3‘ Alyson R.
‘A great lockdown read – gripping‘ Pete MC.
‘Full of intrigue, corruption and action set against a back drop of the beautiful plains of South Africa’ The Real Deal.