Come n’ get it! What do you mean you haven’t read it? People who did said: “Left me stunned” “…fascinating and provocative…” “…echoes of Jonathan Lethem’s ‘Motherless Brooklyn’…” “…held me to my chair for one marathon reading…” “engaging, believable characterization … Continue reading →
Come n’ get it! The new one is nearing completion. How many times have I said that? Too many. I’ve learned a lot of lessons the last few years but we’re nearly there now, I swear. I think it’s gonna be … Continue reading →
“A dead-on thriller for the decade . . . . I can’t imagine anyone reading this and not wanting more” — Thomas F. Monteleone, author of the NY Times bestseller The Blood of the Lamb and The Complete Idiot’s Guide to … Continue reading →
Starting today (minutes ago, for that matter), Mindbenders (1) went up -free – on Wattpad! Wattpad, for those of you not in the know (like me a few months ago), is the largest collection of readers on the Internet. The … Continue reading →
Yes, but I MEAN it this time! The manuscript is finally finished (for the moment) and being sent to beta readers today. So I have to wait for their feedback – and inevitably, I’ll do another run-through for cuts and timing and … Continue reading →
I’m still working on ‘Mindbenders 2: Under the Radar’ (excerpts here). I hope you’re as anxious for me to finish as I am. The problem – I’ll take this problem – is that the story keeps getting better. I keep … Continue reading →
The Man Who Didn’t Die Diemerpark, Ijburg, the Netherlands November De Jogt made for the ice, weaving among the black stone, aluminum and glass apartment buildings, pulling his collar tight against the wind. An early cold snap had frozen … Continue reading →
Sandy Wolters runs a terrific blog and, as the start of my blog tour for ‘Mindbenders 2: Under the Radar’, you can find the second excerpt from the new book starting on her site today, along with a video of … Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars A Must Read!, January 16, 2013 By Sandy L. Wolters “Sandy Wolters” (Tempe, AZ USA) I have to say that I’ve always been fascinated by the thought of the Soviet Mind Control program that we heard so much … Continue reading →
First Strike Norway – December The wildflowers had thorns. It was the only flaw Katya could find with the place. She’d slept like a baby for the first time in years, delighting upon waking at the sound and smell of the … Continue reading →
