Of all the dreadful stories that fill the news daily, the death of those thirty-nine young Vietnamese folk found in a trailer in the south of England recently, has stuck in my mind. Call them refugees, illegal immigrants,...
Read MoreWhat, you may well ask, am I doing writing about Harry Potter. Whatever happened to the much loved, admired and respected Angus McKinnon, invincible (if a little hapless at times) hero of my multi-million selling (in my dreams)...
Read MoreGood news! I have recently consolidated Sea of Gold, Dark Ocean and Black Reef into The Angus McKinnon Thrillers: A Trilogy. All three e-books are now available on Amazon as one competitively priced box-set. Here are the...
Read MoreEach book in my trilogy of Angus McKinnon thrillers owes a small part of its plot to the fate of three ships. I thought it may be of interest to present a few bare facts on each case, courtesy of Wikipedia whose terms and those...
Read MoreI’ve sourced dozens of great photos, some taken by myself and others from other Pinterest pinners, that show the locations (everything from mountain ranges to Saharan sandstorms, beautiful homes to Buddhist monasteries);...
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SPLASH247’s BLACK REEF interview with Nick Elliott:...
Read MoreHi there, For those of you who don’t know BookBub, it is the top book promotion site, worldwide – by a mile. It’s well worth subscribing to (free to readers) and you can choose your favourite authors, genres,...
Read MoreA SHIP’S CAPTAIN IS FOUND HANGED IN HIS CABIN: SUICIDE OR MURDER? Marine claims investigator Angus McKinnon is assigned to the case, but when he discovers a falsely declared cargo of military equipment in the ship’s holds, alarm...
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A SHIP’S CAPTAIN IS FOUND HANGED IN HIS CABIN: SUICIDE OR MURDER? Marine claims investigator Angus...
Read MoreHello from Scotland – and especially welcome to those who have subscribed to this newsletter recently. Black Reef The third Angus McKinnon thriller, provisionally entitled Black Reef, is currently under construction. I’m...
Read MoreI’m into thrillers. I have been since reading John Buchan as a child then graduating to Alistair Maclean, Hammond Innes, Ian Fleming, Len Deighton, Le Carre, et al. Today I read travel, history and the odd biography as well but...
Read MoreI spotted this just now and thought it would be of interest to all those of you who responded to my previous post on the subject. This book was published just last month and I see it’s available on Amazon. Not particularly...
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