I am an Australian-born second-generation immigrant, author of psychological horror fiction rooted in the occult, and hold a PhD in Computer Science.
I am an avid traveler, having spent extended periods in many major cities around the world, so much so that I often feel like a local in them. Many of these experiences have shaped the settings and atmospheres in my stories.
The Merge is my debut novel.
I currently divide my time between Australia and the United States.
"This was an enjoyable read! It was creepy in parts but I liked the fact that it was more psychological rather than full on horror. I enjoyed the added humor that was thrown in too, not sure if that was intentional."
"One of the easiest books I’ve ever read. However, the impact was strong. The plot twist regarding how the cult came to be was very shocking but worked well with the subplot."
"I appreciated how the story maintained a sense of mystery for most of its length. The pieces only fully came together during the rooftop scene, when Jarvis encountered the cult and finally recognized them. That moment tied everything together effectively."
"Fast and well-paced. I did not get bored at all. I could relate very well to the main character especially with all the troubles and allergies he had and even how everything could be possible in real life. Is this book worth reading? Yes yes yes!"
"I came across this book in an online ad and it interested me right away. I thought it’ll be about some disease or mental disorder however the ending caught me by surprise and tied quite well into what a cult would be like. It was also very eye opening."
