Go and buy my new book, Till The Heavens Burst! It’s available in both ebook and paperback formats via Amazon.

I understand that some people don’t like Amazon, and if you fit in that bucket you can buy the ebook directly from me (well, via Patreon). Because I’m using Amazon’s print on demand service, I will eventually have paperbacks that I can send as well, but that will require some doing. I’ll update this page when (if?) it is possible.

Till The Heavens Burst Ebook (epub format)

Till The Heavens Burst Ebook (pdf format)

Here’s the blurb.

Adelaide Cosway is getting death threats for her controversial decision to have opinions about video games on the internet (while having a vagina). Xander Cosway is going nowhere in his tech support job—on purpose. When their big brother Bob writes them a cryptic letter, they reluctantly decide to leave Brisbane and drive 1,000 kilometres to Sydney where they find Will, Bob’s stoner roommate, and an even deeper mystery.

Together they’ll embark on a trip that spans the Australian continent as they fight off Neo-Nazis, crooked cops, psychopathic hitmen, the Catholic Church and extra-dimensional beings beyond comprehension. All so they can blow up the internet and save their brother—and humanity.

Till the Heavens Burst is a dark Australian thriller that takes you on a journey into insanity where nothing is ever quite what it seems—for fans of Chuck Palahniuk, Peter Clines and Jason Pargin.

I hope you like it. My name is on the cover, but I’m far from the only person who worked on it. I owe a great deal of thanks to Nathan Lawrence, my editor. Liam Gilroy, my alpha reader and proofreader. Drew Barnard, Alex Gilroy, Heidi Gilroy and Jeremy Ray were my beta readers. Jess Ibbett designed the wonderful cover. Fiona Herron did too many things to list but she is my everything.

There are too many other people who offered to help and I didn’t take it, probably because I overthought the burden I would place on them. But if I didn’t chronically overthink shit, this book wouldn’t have existed at all. So swings and roundabouts. I am grateful for the offers, though.

And finally I owe a great deal of thanks to anyone who reads it. Whether you like it or don’t, I am unbelievably fortunate to have possessed your imagination for however long you remain engaged with it.

If you have any thoughts or questions about the book, feel free to email me at tilltheheavensburst@gmail.com.

Down the track I will also share a Post-Mortem on the project, because I enjoy the process. But that will not be today.