Happy New Year to all. And here’s to a great reading and writing year, which begins for me very soon with the publication of The Stone’s Heart, by my alter-ego Jessica Thorne on the 19th February. The Stone’s Heart is … Continue reading
Category Archives: New Books
Book 2 in my republishing adventure, The Scroll Thief is almost ready to go and available for pre-order now. One theft too many and their world will burn. Malachy and his sister, Halia, have what it takes to survive the … Continue reading
No, not me. Fortunately. Not this time, anyway. *checks* No everything appears to be ok. Just don’t move. Or blink. Or jinx anything. My gorgeous, talented, hilarious, RNA Naughty Kitchen mate Rhoda Baxter has a new book out, Girl in … Continue reading
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone who helped to celebrate the launch of A Darkness at the End the other night, both on the group and in a virtual space as well. It was a fantastic night and I … Continue reading
The fabulous Sarah Rees Brennan will be launching A Darkness at the End, book three of the Dubh Linn trilogy, on the 12th September in The Gutter Bookshop, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 at 6.30pm. All welcome. Shenanigans expected. Oh and … Continue reading
The weekend is almost here (ok, it’s Wednesday, but I can dream, can’t I?) and with it comes the Focal Wexford Literary Festival in Enniscorthy. To say I’m looking forward to this one is kind of a massive understatement. Not … Continue reading
Sorry for the silence (or maybe sorry for breaking your peace and quiet). Book 3 has now been handed in to my wonderful editor. It’s called A Darkness at the End and it’s the third Dubh Linn book. I will … Continue reading
Today I can at last share the wonderful, lovely, gorgeous cover of the German edition of A Hollow in the Hills – Die Chroniken der Fae – Durch Himmel und Hölle (Between Heaven and Hell). I absolutely love it, especially … Continue reading
As A Hollow in the Hills is set at Hallowe’en, and here we are at Hallowe’en, I thought I’d share an excerpt – “Mist curled around the grass, freezing it where it touched. Dylan pressed against the shadows of the … Continue reading