Readers Are Paramount. I Live To Write

I Write Pretty Much Anywhere - On Planes, In Hotel Rooms, Anywhere In My House.

Throat Clutching From The Outset! The Never List Stands As A Sterling Example Of Psychological Thriller Writing At Its Best. Cancel Appointments And Give Up On Sleep. It's That Kind Of Book.

In The Shaded Portions Where The Two Spheres Of Different Lives Meet, Certain Fundamentals- Moods, Loves, Fears, Angers- Can't Be Hidden. That's The Contract.

The Outline Is 95 Percent Of The Book. Then I Sit Down And Write, And That's The Easy Part.

Generally My Typical Books Have Lots Of Twists And Turns A Big Surprise Ending And Then Usually Another Surprise At The End And Ideally, As In Garden Of Beasts, We Get To The Very End And We Find At The Last Few Pages That There's Yet Another Surprise.