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All About Me

I started writing in my teenage years, but my fascination with words began much earlier.
When I was around seven or eight, I told my father I wanted to be remembered through the ages. His response surprised me—he warned that most people remembered that long had usually done something terrible. It left me wondering if, and how, I could leave a legacy worth remembering.

The answer came to me: words.
Those tiny, powerful letters, jumbled differently depending on the language you speak. A single line in a book, a throwaway comment, even a headline—words shape how we think, what we believe, and how we see the world. They're small but mighty. They carry weight. They carry emotion.

Since then, I’ve kept writing—not to be remembered, but because somewhere along the way, I fell in love with storytelling itself.
Like most authors, I have hundreds of thousands of "dead" words buried on an old laptop. That’s where, I believe, you find your voice—in the unseen practice, in the drafts no one will ever read.
At one point, I had grand ambitions of becoming the youngest bestselling author, but nerves, inexperience—or maybe both—held me back.

I wrote my first short novel just to prove I could finish something: a beginning, a middle, an end. It’s unedited and imperfect, but it exists—and that matters more than anything.
Then life, as it tends to do, swept me into a whirlwind: love, loss, twin boys, and golf (which may end up being the title of my autobiography someday).

At 28, I found my footing again—and my passion for writing. I made a promise to myself: I would publish a book by the time I turned thirty, no matter what it took.
That journey led to Hack.A.I., my debut novel—a fast-paced thriller set in the world of cyber-espionage.

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What You Can Expect from My Stories​​

I’ve always wanted to live a million lives in one, and writing lets me do just that. I believe stories should make you feel—whether it’s the rush of a chase, the sting of betrayal, the weight of loss, or the warmth of love. I write to capture the full range of human emotion because that’s what makes a story real.

My books are fast-paced and immersive, filled with high-stakes action, deep character struggles, and themes that linger long after the last page. I don’t limit myself to a single genre, but I always stay true to the story’s essence. If a moment calls for tension, intimacy, or raw emotion, I won’t shy away—I’ll write whatever is necessary to make the experience honest and unforgettable.

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A Little More About Me​

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I’m from the valleys of South Wales—a place of beautiful countryside and bold characters, and I like to think I carry that same energy into my writing. When I’m not writing, I’m obsessing over golf, playing five-a-side football, reading, or spending time with my wife, twin boys, and our two dogs.

Inspiration hits from all angles—books, TV, even video games—but what keeps me writing is the thrill of stepping into unlikely situations and making them feel real. If I could co-author a book with anyone, it would be Thomas Harris—The Silence of the Lambs is still my favourite book.

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I answer every message—whether it’s about writing advice, books, or anything in between. And if there’s enough interest, I’d consider signed copies and special editions in the future.

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Oh, and one last thing—I’m terrified of alligators and crocodiles. Doesn’t matter that I live thousands of miles away, I still keep a wary eye on every muddy expanse of water. Maybe an ancestor of mine was eaten by a crocodile-looking dragon. Who knows?