L E Fitzpatrick

L E Fitzpatrick is a writer of dark adventure stories and thrillers. Under the watchful eye of her beloved rescue Staffordshire Bull Terrier, she leaps from trains and climbs down buildings, all from the front room of a tiny cottage in the middle of the Welsh countryside.

Inspired by cult film and TV, L E Fitzpatrick’s fiction is a collection of twisted worlds and realities, broken characters, and high action. She enjoys pushing the boundaries of her imagination and creating hugely entertaining stories.

She has just released THE RUNNING GAME, the first in her paranormal thriller series, set in dystopia London under the Creativia label and is working on the next installment in the series.

Website: https://www.lefitzpatrick.com
Twitter: @L_E_Fitzpatrick
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Blog: http://l-e-fitzpatrick.blogspot.com/

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Reacher Series
The Reacher Series. Set in dystopia London, staying alive is hard, especially when a corrupt government is hunting you down. FREE short stories, SAFE HAVEN, FAMILY, and THE LOST SHEPHERD. Available from Smashwords.

• The Mutagenic Cycle and Other Stories on Nov. 04, 2011
  
  The Mutagenic Cycle is a collection of short sci-fi stories with a strong mutant theme. James White is a very accomplished and creative author. His style of writing is self-assured and confident, showing he has a clear understanding of the worlds and environments he has created. Each story delivers an interesting, unexpected tale using sophisticated language and ideas. Unfortunately, not being a regular sci-fi reader I found the genre struggled in short story form. White is undoubtedly a very talented, creative writer but as I made my way through each story I found it was over before I had chance to acclimatise myself to the setting. Sci-fi enthusiasts will undoubtedly love this book and the rich, original stories within, whereas novices to the genre might struggle to immerse themselves in the short plots. This book however is a good cross section of what White can deliver as a writer and I think if he took any of his stories and converted them into full novels he would probably earn himself 5/5 each time, unfortunately snippits of potential left me wanting.