What is it about a paperback that still feels more real than an ebook? 

Is is the weight? Is is the smell? Is it the way that I can now stroke Brady's face without accidentally turning the page on my Kindle? 

Whatever it is, you can now do it as well. Dark Space is out in paperback! You can pick it up here from Amazon. 

Okay. So time for some news!

Firstly, the awesome Heidi Belleau and I have signed a contract with Riptide for our m/m novel set in post-apocalyptic Dublin. It's called The King of Dublin, and it's heavy on the violence and the non-con. Why is it that the most violent and depraved things are also the most fun to write? 

The King of Dublin is about Darragh, who journeys from his home village in Cork to Dublin, and gets tangled up in the gangland wars and power struggles of the self-proclaimed King of Dublin, and with the king's pet slave, Ciaran. Hilarity ensures. No, wait, I don't mean hilarity. I mean bloodshed and trauma. 

In other news, Dark Space will be coming out in print soon from Loose Id! Yay! I'm always so happy when trees die on my behalf. 

And in other, other news, if any of you guys are on Twitter and have been following J.A. Rock and me, you might have noticed our fairly aggressive fights about spelling, bears, and confectionary. This is because in Mark Cooper Versus America, our hero Mark is constantly banging his head against the wall of cultural misunderstandings. 

Well, in the course of writing Mark Cooper Versus America, I might have thrown in a line about having to try everything once...even s'mores. And then I confessed to J.A. that I had no idea what s'mores actually were. And the more she tried to explain, the more confused I got. WHAT THE HELL IS A GRAHAM CRACKER? 

Last night I got home from work to find a parcel waiting for me. It contains: 

1. marshmallows

2. chocolate 

3. crackers 

4. a book about avoiding bear attacks 

...and handwritten (and illustrated) instructions on how to make s'mores. 

Guess what I'm doing this weekend? 

It's sometimes scary when you open that email from your publisher that says "cover art". 

Will it be okay? 

Will it be what you wanted? 

Will it fit the story? 

Will it be everything you desperately hoped it would be, after you agonised for hours about how to distill the tone of the book down into a few simple paragraphs for the artist to interpret? 

Opening that email is scary. 

But artist Amber Shah knocked this one out of the park! 

It's love. 

Can't wait until I can share some of the story with you guys! 

** Review by the author **

So, I'm not actually going to review a book I wrote. Seems kind of pointless, right?
If you read it, I hope you like it.

But if you want to ask me anything about He Is Worthy, here's the place to do it.

** Review by the author **

So, I'm not actually going to review a book I wrote. Seems kind of pointless, right?
If you read it, I hope you like it.

But if you want to ask me anything about Tribute, here's the place to do it.