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Viola is detectiving again, chasing secret societies and nefarious plots. With Doctor Henry Collins at her side, Viola runs foul of mummies and a murder mystery with a twist.
Is she cursed? Is she going slowly insane? Or has she stumbled into yet another plot of the infamous ( Read more... )

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The Adventures of Viola Stewart  series has it all:
murder
mummies
mystery
madness
magic and illusion
and Jack the Ripper…


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I’m excited! Deadsteam has its first review posted on Goodreads - and my short, The Case of the Murderous Migraine, got mentioned as a favourite!

“What a reading delight!! …This dreadpunk (steampunk horror) anthology is a perfect way to get in the Halloween mood. These story’s ( Read more... )

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Do you like the more dread end of steampunk? Gaslamp? A touch of horror? Then this anthology is right up your dark, fog-drenched cobblestone alley!


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The Adventures of Viola Stewart: Three Shorts is now formatted and almost ready to publish. I am now in the middle of final rewrites (hopefully) of Doctor Jack, the next instalment of The Adventures of Viola Stewart. Doctor Jack is a novella length tale - an ( Read more... )

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November is going to be busy. In February, I booked four weeks holiday (that is a whole complicated story unto itself). I intend to attend my brother’s wedding, try to catch up on garden landscaping and sorting out the edible plants for summer, attend two ( Read more... )