Noirvile is available to buy direct from Fahrenheit here: Paperback     E-Book (ePub)     E-Book (Kindle) After The Elephant Ears by Scott Miles A story about family and regret, the damage that addiction can do. Chelsea is a mother and ex-wife who has struggled with addiction. Its cost her both her husband and her daughter, the crimes … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – After The Elephant Ears by Scott Miles →

Manc noir as its been christened. Dark, brooding, angry, very angry at times. A real sense of place throughout. A compelling mystery. A social conscience. Available to buy at: Paperback     E-Book (ePub)     E-Book (Kindle)  Black Moss is set in my home. Not even my home town, or close by, its set largely in Saddleworth. Uppermill, … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Black Moss by David Nolan from Fahrenheit Press →

Noirvile is available to buy direct from Fahrenheit here: Paperback     E-Book (ePub)     E-Book (Kindle) The Shrieking Of Nothing by Joe Guglielmelli What could drive a normal man to kill? Not a gangster, a criminal, a hitman, a police officer or someone defending their life or that of their loved ones, or even seeking revenge for … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – The Shrieking Of Nothing by Joe Guglielmelli →

David Nolan is a Manchester native and author of the fantastic Black Moss, a book I am highlighting this weekend for #Fahrenbruary. My review will be posted later today. Alongside providing a great guest post showing some of the real-life locations that inspired Black Moss (you can find that here), David has also kindly agreed … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – A Q&A with David Nolan →

Noirvile is available to buy direct from Fahrenheit here: Paperback     E-Book (ePub)     E-Book (Kindle) Kyiv Heat by Alex Shaw Structured more like a novel than a short story, Kyiv Heat follows the story of old friends, old enemies and an investigation that could have dramatic life changing consequences. But cold war politics and the old … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Noirville from Fahrenheit Press – Kyiv Heat by Alex Shaw →

We have a busy couple of days ahead for the final weekend of #Fahrenbruary. This is the first of five posts planned. And what a great way to kick off the weekend. David Nolan, author of Black Moss, has given so generously of his time for #Fahrenbruary in writing the post we have here taking … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Is it Based on Real Life? – Black Moss by David Nolan – Guest Post →

High concept noir. Fast. Very fast. Exciting, detailed, evocative storytelling. A world worth exploring that will leave you wanting to go back for more. This is book 2 in the series, reviewed from a proof copy. The release will be later this spring, in the meantime the first book, The Desire Card, is available here: … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – Review: Prey No More by Lee Matthew Goldberg from Fahrenheit Press →