Thrillers with a hint of current day, hard science fiction

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ABOUT RICHARD BURKE

I am a writer based in Hampshire in the UK. I self published my debut novel, The Rage, in November 2015 and my second novel, Decimation: The Girl Who Survived, in March 2017. The Colour of the Soul followed in April 2018.

My short story, A Christmas Killing, was included in a charity anthology published by Bloodhound Books in December 2016.

Buy The Colour of the Soul here.

Buy Decimation: The Girl Who Survived here.

Buy Dark Minds here.

Buy The Rage here.

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ABOUT THE COLOUR OF THE SOUL

I can see the colour of your soul. 
Annalise Becker wakes from an eleven month coma with the ability to sense a person’s aura. But why won’t her family tell her what happened? What dark secret is her mother hiding? And why is there a guard outside her hospital room?
Hunted by a psychopathic killer and accused of a crime she can’t remember, she must use her new skill to separate the truth from the lies before it is too late.

ABOUT DECIMATION: THE GIRL WHO SURVIVED

How far would you go to save the human race?
In 2017 a virus breaks out, killing women seconds after they give birth. Fifteen years later, the world’s population is on the brink of collapse.
A promising teenage paralympian discovers she is pregnant after being drugged at a friend’s party. When she survives childbirth, she becomes a vital clue in the race to save humanity.
But with billions of dollars at stake for a cure, who can she trust?

ABOUT THE RAGE

The worst crime that ever happens in the picturesque village of Netherwell is the occasional burglary, but that is all about to change.

When Dennis Dean takes his dog for a walk in the woods, he is unaware of the danger lurking within. His wife, Alice, becomes worried when he fails to answer his mobile phone. Her fears are exacerbated after the dog returns home without its master.

Over the course of the next two days, the once peaceful location is rocked by a series of horrific murders and descends into a spiral of escalating violence.

But the ancient evil hiding in the woods may not be the only source of danger. As the residents battle to stay alive, they start to question the motives of those whose duty it is to protect them.

ABOUT DARK MINDS

Dark Minds is an anthology of short stories published by Bloodhound Books. My story, A Christmas Killing, is a dark tale set over Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with several twists that will keep you changing your assumptions. All proceeds will go to the charities Hospice UK and Sophie’s Appeal.

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  1. I’m very pleased to announce that the January 2018 issue of our online book review magazine “Reviewer’s Bookwatch” features a review of “Decimation”, written by volunteer reviewer Clabe Polk, available on our website at

    http://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/jan_18.htm#polk

    James A. Cox
    Editor-in-Chief
    Midwest Book Review

  2. I’m very pleased to announce that the September 2019 issue of our online book review magazine “Reviewer’s Bookwatch” features a review of “Assassin’s Web” by volunteer reviewer Clabe Polk, at

    http://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/sep_19.htm#clabepolk

    James A. Cox
    Editor-in-Chief
    Midwest Book Review

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