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Chained Soul – Part Eighteen

Welcome back to Chained Soul, my new serialised novel that I’m releasing right here on my blog, as well as on Tapas and Wattpad. Quick warning: this series does contain strong language, so if that’s not your thing, you’re free to skip this one!

Chained Soul – Part Seventeen

Chained Soul – Part Sixteen

Chained Soul – Part Fifteen

Chained Soul – Part Fourteen

The Inspiration Behind Twisted Bloodlines

In honour of the recent re-release of Twisted Bloodlines (the revamped and extended second edition is now available for free at Smashwords, for 99p on Kindle and £9.99 as a paperback) I thought I would go back… back to a time on the cusp of the pandemic, when I was in college and had the idea to write up the very first draft of Twisted Bloodlines.

New Book – The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane

Okay, so this will be the last post about The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane, I promise! But the paperback and hardback versions have become available on Amazon if you’d like to head over and buy yourself a copy, so I thought I’d just make this post to update you on that – I know I’m really excited to get my hands on my copy once it arrives haha.

Release Day – The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane

Couple of quick questions for you today! Do you like fantasy novels, specifically fantasy of manners? Are you interested by the concept of a fantasy city with a fiercely hierarchal, Victorian-esque society/technology level where Demons, Reapers and Souled (the normal humans) live side-by-side in an uneasy, gossip-fuelled coexistence? Does the added element of a slow-burn gay romance alongside a complex mystery narrative intrigue you?

An Introduction To… The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane

Hi there! With work on The Demon Of Darkenhall Lane continuing and nearing completion, I thought I’d take some time to explore everything you might like to know prior to reading the book upon publication.

Weight Of A God

Before we get into this week’s flash fiction piece, have you checked out the completely free ebook copy of On Gentle Wings available at Smashwords? If not, I would highly recommend giving it a go – and if you want to really support me, consider buying a print copy at Amazon, leaving a review for the collection wherever you accessed it or checking out my Ko-Fi. With all that being said, I have a flash fiction piece for you today which was published by Adoxography Literary Magazine in their second issue and unfortunately is no longer available, so I thought I’d share it here.