Sep 11, 2022 Posted by Simon Rose

Parallel Destiny

“This is an excellent book for teenagers and will appeal to both boys and girls.” Project Mindstorm no longer exists and Kane and his associates no longer represent a danger. However, Max and Julia now have to contend with the sinister Alastair Hammond and his experiments into the existence of parallel universes and alternate realities. Marooned within a bewildering series of multiple... read more

Sep 9, 2022 Posted by Simon Rose

Muse News

Revenge of the Witchfinder, the third book in The Stone of the Seer series, will be published as an ebook and as a paperback very soon. This exciting historical fantasy series of adventure novels for young adults is primarily set in the turbulent era of the English Civil War. You can learn more about all three books, including all about the historical background to the story, here on the... read more

Sep 7, 2022 Posted by Simon Rose

Twisted Fate

“Twisted Fate kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Time-travel, secrets, visions, paranormal activity, psychics; there isn’t anything this book doesn’t explore. I would highly recommend going on this adventure. The book is not only well written, it provides many twists that you won’t see coming!” On his fifteenth birthday Max receives a box of personal items that once belonged to his... read more

Sep 6, 2022 Posted by Simon Rose

Royal Blood interview at Wottaread

Check out Wottaread to read another interview about Royal Blood, the second novel in the Stone of the Seer series that’s set in the turbulent 1640s during the English Civil War. In the interview, I talk about the novel, the Stone of the Seer series, the second novel, the sources of inspiration, historical research, the upcoming third novel in the series, my other current writing projects, my work... read more

Sep 2, 2022 Posted by Simon Rose

Flashback

“Right from the very first sentence I was engaged, and I could not wait to find out what happened next. The book was thrilling and it kept me on the edge of my seat.” Lots of kids have an imaginary friend. Max certainly did. Then one day, Max’s friend said something that scared him. Max never saw his friend again. Several years later, Max’s imaginary childhood friend returns – older, wiser,... read more