AbeBooks.com interviews me, and gets the lowdown on my international smuggling career.
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"‘Ransom River’ is everything you want in a blockbuster thriller." -Associated Press
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- I write thrillers. Both the Jo Beckett and Evan Delaney series, and my stand alone novel Ransom River, take place in California, where I grew up. Now I live near London, England, and invent stories about the place I came from. Read here about the writing life and the lies that pay my bills.
- "A delight." One of the top blogging writers - Guardian.co.uk
- "Hilarious" - GalleyCat
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Excellent interview. There was, however, nothing about snarking. I think ABE new better than to step into dangerous territory. Oh, Elmore Leonard’s newest paperback, The Hot Kid, is now out. I read it last week, and it was just as good as Out of Sight and Get Shorty. I did a short review of it on Amazon.com US.
You should check out “Perfume” by Patrick Suskind (if you haven’t already), I think you’d like it. I miss California too, to the point where I took the bus (in the middle of winter, mind you) to the mall here in Canada for some Taco Bell. Oddly enough, and I forgot about this, we have “Fries Supreme,” something unheard of down there. And it’s good. Really good. I also miss In ‘N Out…ah well.