Psychological thriller thrives on what’s unseen—where tension builds inside the mind rather than through action alone. These posts explore stories shaped by perception, manipulation, and moral ambiguity, where control slips, truth distorts, and the real danger lies in what characters think as much as what they do.
We all have our demons. Some of us are prepared to chase them to hell and back just to answer the questions only we can ask when writing. When I’m chasing mine, I never know if I’ll find evil or glory at the other end. I take a giant leap of faith and let myself
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SEETHINGS didn’t just test my ability to write—it dismantled me, rebuilt me, and demanded persistence long after quitting felt reasonable. Eight years, three books, and one obsession later, the story finally learned how to breathe. Now that SEETHINGS III is finally out in the world, there’s a strange stillness I didn’t expect. Relief, yes—but also
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You know that feeling when a book grabs you by the throat, drags you in, and refuses to let go? Not gently. Not politely. I’m talking about the kind of story that shakes you, shreds you, and leaves you gasping on the floor, wondering what just happened to your insides. That’s the energy behind the
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On December 1st, just one minute after midnight, SEETHINGS III finally steps out of the shadows and into the world. I’ve lived with this book for years—writing it, rewriting it, wrestling with it, and occasionally cursing at it when it refused to behave. But now it’s ready. And I’m beyond excited to show you just
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Assuming you didn’t get caught the first time, you’ll probably want to know how to do it better the second time. Luck isn’t always going to save you. There are far too many people and cameras out there and too much science to guarantee anonymity or legal immunity forever. Proper preparation before a kill is
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There’s a point in every long-term writing project where the story stops being a story and becomes a living, breathing thing. SEETHINGS III was pronounced alive at 3.05 am today. [Official release December 1st from Barnes and Noble here or Smashwords here] For a long time, I wasn’t sure if this book would ever let
SEETHINGS III Release — The Darkest Waters Yet Read More »
Piousness has always enjoyed good branding. It carries an aura of sweet moral fragrance, a soft glow of righteousness. Who doesn’t want to believe in the words and actions of a Pasta, a Reverend, a Nun, a Priest, or a Padre? People tend to lean toward the pious with an almost automatic trust, as though
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Neo-noir is gritty, sexy and nasty. You won’t find anything like it anywhere else. It’s one part psycho-thriller, part twisted nightmare. I’m pleased to inform readers that my third neo-noir novel is about to be released – someone is about to get steamy love in the sunshine, while another will be found after a night of
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Police began searching Tony Brindell’s residence this morning and continued questioning the thirty-eight-year-old counsellor and popular radio identity over allegations that he “acted inappropriately” with a child at his Church. Brindell denies that he inappropriately touched any members of his youth group despite a former student, Tracey Logan, providing police with new information last week.
Radio Identity Allegedly Inappropriately Touched Children at Youth Camps Walks Free Read More »
Another victim was found naked in long grass by Meadowbrook TAFE students last night. It comes after a thirty-five-year-old woman was hanged by her own camera’s strap near a bridge last month. A third, yet-to-be-identified body, was discovered by joggers near a water storage facility north of Brisbane — one common link being that all
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