Dylan S Hearn
What is your latest release and what genre is it? My book is called Second Chance. You could call it a dystopian thriller, or a technological thriller.
Quick description: Newly elected Delegate, Stephanie Vaughn, throws her weight behind the investigation of a missing student. When lack of progress prevents the popular boost she expected, she must accept covert assistance from Randall, her ex-boyfriend. But Randall’s motives for finding the student are equally tainted: and they soon become drawn into something far bigger than either expected.
Brief biography:
I’m a 43-years-old writer from Suffolk, England. I’d worked in the marketing industry for 25 years before deciding to take up my passion for writing. Second Chance is my first novel.
Links to buy Dylan’s book:
Amazon Worldwide
Dylan’s promo links:
Blog
Twitter
What are you working on now?
I’ve just finished the first draft of the (as yet unnamed) sequel to Second Chance, and am also outlining the third and final part to the trilogy.
Dylan’s reading recommendation:
I’ve been alternating between traditionally published and independently published novels recently. For a great medical thriller, I can recommend The Seneca Scourge by Carrie Rubin. A real-page turner that keeps you guessing to the end. I’m currently reading The Hydrogen Sonata, the final Culture Novel by my writing hero, the late, great Iain M. Banks.
I had the great pleasure to read Second Chance recently and here’s my review I posted to Goodreads: Second Chance was a free download I received from the author. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, although it’s not a genre I usually choose to read. The writing grabbed me from the start and pulled me right in, and I found the pace of the story to be just right to carry me along, wanting to discover the big secret of this very believable world Dylan Hearn has created. Very good writing and storytelling for a first novel. I would definitely read more by this author. smt
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I was lucky enough to be featured on the Reading Recommendations blog by Susan Toy. Susan spends a lot of time and energy promoting many self-published authors. You should take a look at her blog.
It was a pleasure to feature you, Dylan! Thanks for participating.
“Second Chance” was a great read. I enjoyed the political intrigue as well as the neuroscience.
Thanks, Carrie, that’s very kind of you and coming from an author I admire makes it extra special 🙂
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