This interview was conducted by the amazing Mei Summer. You should check out her work, she's a lovely person and a fabulous writer.

Flirt, Marry, Kill. Who among your characters would you flirt with, marry, or kill?

Hahaha, not the usual question! Hmm, I would flirt with Abby from The Hunt because she's cool as fuck. Marry would have to go to my beloved Dawson from the Life After Death series, such a cool character and I've really loved writing every one of her scenes. Kill...I would have to kill off most of the Addington family in The Hunt I think.

Getting to know you. Since your favourite genre is horror, what is your greatest fear?

I don't even know if I would describe it as a fear, but I hate wasps. Wasps and hornets. The way they drone around the room and dive at your face. I just hate them. They should be destroyed. I'll allow bees.

A day in the life. If you could live one day as one of your characters, who would it be and why?

Such a good question. Being a horror writer, this is tough, most of my characters don't have the most pleasant of day to day experiences. I'm going to think very out the box here. There's an angel/spirit character in one of my short stories, Second Chance. The spirit is basically there to give people who have died a second chance at life, if they deserve it. I suppose as jobs go, that would be a cool one.

If I had to pick an actual human though, it would have to be JJ in the Life After Death series. I modelled him on myself to a degree, and hey, who doesn't want to fight some zombies?

What if... a rich man gave you all the money you needed to design your ideal writing spot. What would it have and what would it look like?

Okay, buckle up. This spot would have so many sections to it haha. Firstly I would have a nice office section, with an expensive mahogany desk and all the writing tools I would ever need. An amazing laptop that doesn't crash all the time, and cool ornaments all over the place. Shelves filled with old fashioned books and typewriters and quills. A real throw-back room.

Then across the other side I would have a comfy section. I'm talking beanbags, trampoline floors, an amazing bed. There would be snack stations and drink dispensers everywhere. Just a really chill place.

The finally, I would have French doors that open up onto a beach where I would have another desk for outside writing. A very slight breeze, not too hot, not too cold, just perfect.

Please send me the funds for this ^^^

Your books in five words. In five words, tell us why people should read your books.

That's a tough one, but...

Shit! Start again!

Nail-biting. Suspense. Horror. But fun.