Grisham, springs to mind and Harlen Coben too. I can read almost anyone and anything and especially enjoy some of my fellow Libros International authors too like Trevor Dalton, Martin Penalver and Phil Spires. I think if I was to select a writer and a book above all others and if my arm were to be twisted a little, my favourite most memorable book in recent years would be 'That Immortal Jukebox Sensation' by Gareth Roberts.

The honest answer is I don't really know. I think living life to the full helps, drawing on a little lifes experience and taking in the tales and lifestyles of certain characters I've me along the way. I was lucky enough to work and play with some real strange and funny people and during my younger years frequented pubs and clubs a lot where my favourite pastime was to share long stories over a glass or two of beer. Those are the stories that will always remain with me and I guess I draw from them for time to time when I sit down at the keyboard.