Confidentiality forbids me to tell you who my literary alter egos are, but they include a former member of the SAS, a children’s fantasy writer, a rock star bodyguard and a former City executive who went to Europe to become a wine grower. More are being added all the time…
I get enthusiastic reviews from readers and my sales for some of the titles exceed 500,000 copies each.
I was interviewed for How to Write a Blockbuster by Lee Weatherley and Helen Corner, published by Hodder, although we then realised she couldn’t include our conversation because my ghostwriting identity was meant to be a secret!
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