Credits

Gratitude

A big thank you to Lon Shapiro for his excellent work in designing this new website. He also created the covers for nine of my books and a knockout book trailer for Bad Axe.

I highly recommend him to any writer out there looking for a first rate creative talent who goes above and beyond to listen to and understand his client’s needs and to respond with professional and colorful work in response. His prices are reasonable too. Check him out his agency at Guttman Shapiro Creative Group. (By the way, this is a completely unsolicited promo.)

Trickster Cover Credits

A special thank you to Jametlene Reskp, a photographer at unsplash.com, whose haunting image of Key West at dusk inspired the cover design for Trickster. From there, Lon did his usual magic to design another Thorn cover that stands out while staying consistent with the branding of the eBook series.

Web Photo Credits

I also want to thank all the talented photographers who make their work available at unsplash.com:

Key West at dusk (Home and Trickster book page header slides) by Jametlene Reskp

Fly fisherman at the beach (Blog page header slide) by Clay LeConey

Key West rocky beach (Blog page header slide) by Ema Van Steen

Sugarloaf Key (Harper McDaniel Book header slide and Credits page header image) by Leo Roomets

Clearwater Beach Florida (James On Writing header image) by Evi T.

Old typewriter keyboard (faded background in James On Writing header image) by Andrew Seaman

Miami Beach at dusk (Non Fiction Books header slide and header image for Magic City, Hot Damn!, Body Language, Rough Draft and Forests of the Night) by Denys Kostyuchenko

Birds flying above Everglades (Hell’s Bay and When You Can’t Stop header images) by Richard Sagredo

Looking Glass Falls, N.C. (The Big Finish header image) by Florian Schneider

House on Fire (Books page and Harper McDaniel Books header slide) by Thomas Ehling

Book Shelf (Non Fiction Books page header slide and Hit Lit header image) by Emil Widlund

Ladder in Library (Press page header image) by Henry Be

News on the horizon: Thorn is back!

“James Hall’s writing is astringent, penetrating, and unfailingly gripping long after you read the last page… The story and the characters crackle like lingering currents of electricity in your mind.” – Dean Koontz

Overview

When a mysterious teenage girl appears at his door, Thorn’s attempt to assist her sends him on a journey that leads to a shocking discovery: every calamity in Thorn’s life for the past twenty years—and there’ve been plenty—has been engineered by a powerful enemy. This man known as Trickster has made it his mission to torment Thorn and those around him in deadly ways. But now that sadistic game is about to come to its ultimate conclusion.