The Gordian Knot

The Gordian Knot, second book in The Torc Trilogy, takes Orlagh, the main character on another adventure.  

Gripping, terrifying and exciting.  

Explore the pages and discover a different world.

Available from Amazon as both paperback and a Kindle download.

For more information:- www.kevinmarshnovels.co.uk

Happy reading.

The clock is ticking!

There are just a few hours left before my book The Belgae Torc returns to its normal price.

The kindle download from Amazon is currently just $1.27 or £0.99 so if you want to bag a bargain log onto Amazon now and search for my book.

Happy Reading!

Brighton Library Sussex England

My books have arrived at The Jubilee Library in Brighton

The Belgae Torc, The Gordian Knot, Cutting the Gordian Knot.  The books that make up The Torc Trilogy. 

The Witness and The Cellist, psychological thrillers.

Proud author with copies of his books at the library.  

My books are also available from Canterbury library in Kent.

Kindle bargain

The Belgae Torc is on offer for just a few more days.

The kindle version from Amazon is currently just $1.27 or £0.99

Head over to Amazon now and bag yourself a bargain.

Happy Reading.

Kindle offer

The Belgae Torc is currently on offer from Amazon as a kindle download.  For a limited period it is available for just $1.27 or £0.99 
Happy Reading!

Kindle offer

My action adventure novel The Belgae Torc is currently on offer from Amazon at just $1.27 or £0.99 as a kindle download. 
This is for a limited period only. 

The Belgae Torc is the first book in The Torc Trilogy. 

Happy Reading.

Word Count

This scrap of paper has served me well over the last twelve months.  It represents a record of my work and demonstrates how my latest thriller has progressed during the year.

Work on my latest novel began in January and I intended to have it finished by the end of August, edited, proof read and published by November, but my plans were overtaken by several major events that took place during the year preventing me from producing my target of 120,000 words.  
Here we are in the middle of December and my monthly word count has stalled completely.  I have however spent the last couple of weeks reading through the unfinished manuscript in an attempt to pick up the threads and perform some rudimentary editing.  Now I am pleased to say that writing can re-commence and the finishing touches applied.   
I am now aiming for completion by the end of January then editing can begin.  My revised publishing date is May (ish), when I can target the holiday reading period.