Nomad: One Month Later

It’s been a month now since my new thriller novel Nomad hit bookstores and I’m pleased to say it’s doing well! Three weeks to date in the Sunday Times hardcover bestseller list (charting highest at #5) and making the top six Kindle titles on Amazon’s Crime & Thriller list means a lot of people have been giving it a read, and to one and all I would like to say a heartfelt thank you!

Nomad was a real roll of the dice for me as a genre writer to try something new in the thriller mould and it’s been great to see the surge in audience interest. My thanks to the team at Bonnier Zaffre and United Agents for all their hard work on the launch – and more so to all my friends, family and colleagues who have been so supportive in these past few weeks; I <3 you guys!

Around the launch of Nomad, I did a few blogs, Q&A’s and the like – and so for your interest, here’s a full list…

I talk about inspiration with the Writing.IE website.

I share my Top 5 Fictional Espionage Agencies with Nudge.

Here’s a transcript of the Live Twitter Q&A I did with Bonnier Zaffre Books.

I discuss the Enduring Appeal of Espionage Fiction with Foyles.

Another Q&A, this time with the Bibliomaniac blog.

This guest post at The Civilian Reader blog talks about the music of Nomad.

I talk about some of the Exotic Tech in Nomad with The Crime Warp blog.

Over here I chat to the Irish Times about writing locations.

And of course, if you’d like to buy a copy of Nomad, look for it in your local bookstore, supermarket or right Here!