Cover Reveal: The Crash

For a few weeks now I've been blogging my novel, The Crash, and last week things really heated up as we found out that hotshot businessman Jason Jackson-Jones has a dirty secret - he's been cutting corners in the manufacturing process in a way which could cost lives.  So this seems like a good time to interrupt the story for a very important announcement.  The Crash now has a cover!

I'm celebrating by getting together with a few writing friends on their blogs.  You can read an interview with me on the blog of Angela Wren, who first helped me introduce Jason to the world:

http://jamesetmoi.blogspot.co.uk/

 And if you'd like to find out more about serialising novels and how I was inspired by Dickens, head on over to visit Viki Meadows!

 https://vikimeadows.wordpress.com/

That's all for today - do come back next week for another instalment of the story.

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