Alongside a stellar career as an anthropologist, Professor Riall Nolan has maintained a passion for writing fiction. His novels are perfectly crafted action stories that transport us to exotic corners of the globe, quenching readers’ inner thirst for adventure and satisfying their hunger to right the world’s wrongs. We found out a little more about the man behind the pages.

Jon Harris grew up in the West Country just outside Bristol before moving to Cardiff to study physics and then Durham where he studied for a PhD in astronomy. After spending a few years staring into space he returned to the West Country for work and took up writing. He now lives in a village in North Somerset with his wife, son and pet tortoise. He’s happy to report that the village is far less murderous than its fictional counterpart.

Short, punchy, with a likeable detective who has a knack of getting information out of people, Ric Brady’s series of Yorkshire mystery novels have proved popular with fans of crime fiction, and a must-have for anyone who is fond of their setting in God’s own county. We spoke to Ric Brady to find out more.

Having just released his third title with The Book Folks, THE PIPER’S CHILDREN, we thought now would be the perfect time to interview Iain Henn, so you can find out more about his writing process, his inspirations, and his suspenseful thrillers and mysteries.

An author who writes with a wand. His complex characters, evocative settings, elaborate plots, and very human situations, come together to make spell-binding books. We got in touch with Dan McNay to find out more about his background, what drives him to write, his influences and his ambitions.