Just tweet #krispywhispers to get a chance to win your free, personalised copy. Only one copy is going out there - this will be a story just for you ...

Some of these stories began as an experiment on Twitter. It was such fun, I've done a whole load of them, Here they are, illustrated and polished up. Fiction on the move! - hope you like them.
 
A night on the tiles that brings God to his knees. A pet that becomes more than just a companion. An identity theft of epic proportions. A glimpse into what makes Satan wake up screaming in the night and a woman who discovers that her babies are not entirely human.

Humorous, thought-provoking and quietly disturbing, Krispy
Whispers is a collection of five illustrated short stories that discover the surreal within the banal. They'll fill your day with disquiet - and all for less than a Sunday paper.

Krispy Whispers Volume I is scheduled for release on
10th June and is retailing on Kindle for £1.53/$2.99.




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How would you spend your final days if you only one week to live - the best week of your life? That's what Death can do for you. If you have the courage to take it.

The Hit. Available in all good bookshops and online.



The streets are buzzing with talk of Death - a hijacked euthanasia drug, which offers those that take it the best week of their lives before they die seven days later. Adam's brother is gone, his parents are worn out and he has even lost girlfriend Lizzie, the one good thing in his life. With few opportunities available to him, and the growing sense that his life is worthless, Adam decides to take Death and end it all with the ultimate high. But all too quickly, he realises that he still has plenty to live for.

Brutal, uncompromising and unflinching in its honesty, The Hit tackles some of the most important issues facing young people today head on. Set in an urban Manchester torn apart by riots, looting and unrest, this is an intense, dynamic and action-packed thriller that moves forward at a breathless pace, right up to its dramatic conclusion. Hard-hitting and enormously thought-provoking, Burgess has served up another must-read novel for young adults.

... thanks to the Booktrust for the great copy! How nice when you can lift a review straight from the site to describe your book!

Here's the brand new, Andersen edition of An Angel for May. Carnegie shortlisted, it was inspired by an old bag lady I saw barefoot in the sleet one day in Hackney. One day, I thought, she had had been a little girl. Maybe she'd been happy then.

She looked so sad, I wondered what terrible things had happened to make her like that.

If you could go back in time, you could find her and save her from whatever had made her so sad and unable to cope. What a thing that would be - to give someone their whole life back.

When Tam meets a stray dog up on the moors, he doesn't know that she is there to help him to save someone she loves ...