I’m going to do a bit of sneaky re-blogging here. This cracking review of Daemon Parallel from Matt Cresswell (editor of Glitterwolf magazine) entirely made my day… well, week actually.

I’m going to do a bit of sneaky re-blogging here. This cracking review of Daemon Parallel from Matt Cresswell (editor of Glitterwolf magazine) entirely made my day… well, week actually.
Not sure how I missed this in the last update, but how brilliant for Werewolf Parallel to be included in Scottish Book Trust’s list of YA novels to look forward to in 2014.
Some great names to be mentioned alongside, including my stablemates for the KelpiesTeen launch, Lari Don and Gill Arbuthnott. I’ve recently had a sneak preview of Lari’s novel, Mind Blind and it’s a great read. There’s an element of the supernatural to the story, in the form of the central character’s mind-reading powers, but this is not the dominant tone or atmosphere. Instead, it’s a tight, pacy thriller that races to a breathless conclusion. I got a bit of a 39 Steps vibe from its two central characters – Ciaran and Lucy – who are locked in an uneasy alliance, on the run from the forces of law and disorder, in a chase from London to Edinburgh…
Exciting stuff! I fear I can’t say more for fear of (a) spoilers and (b) being hunted down and killed by Lari, but I’m sure this book is going to find a legion of fans…
A quick update today with the final, full jackets of Daemon Parallel (new edition) and Werewolf Parallel, out from KelpiesTeen (the new YA imprint from Floris Books) in March. Up for pre-order now!
Illustration by Adrian Stone and design by Leah McDowell.