William Cook

Biography

William Cook is the author of the popular psychological thriller, 'Blood Related' and editor of 'Fresh Fear: An Anthology of Macabre Horror.' He is also the author of two non-fiction books: 'Gaze Into The Abyss: The Poetry of Jim Morrison' and 'Secrets of Best-Selling Self-Published Authors.' Father to four daughters, William lives in New Zealand with his wife and family. Always seeking to better his life and writing, he strives to produce the best quality books on interesting subjects that will satisfy his growing audience.

If you enjoy psychological thrillers such as James Patterson's Alex Cross novels, James Ellroy's 'Killer on the Road,' or Bret Easton Ellis's 'American Psycho,' take a look at William Cook's 'Blood Related.' Best-selling author of 'The Manitou' and 'Descendant,' Graham Masterton says after reading 'Blood Related' that: "William Cook tells a gruesome story with a sense of authenticity that makes you question with considerable unease if it really is fiction, after all."

Fans of Dan Poynter, Joanna Penn or Derek Murphy should find Cook's 'Secrets of Best-Selling Self-Published Authors' of interest.

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Member of the Australian Horror Writers Association, SpecFicNZ & the SFFANZ.

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Books

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Smashwords book reviews by William Cook

  • The Thief's Tale (1.6) on Dec. 17, 2015

    The Thief's Tale by Lee Murray begins with an interesting premise and winds its way into something all together different. The beginning reads like a stereotypical story of mystery but it soon becomes apparent that mystery is just one of the tropes used in this hybrid tale. A moral imperative lies at the heart of this story - a theft unravels consequences for Whitney, the lead character, and she is soon embroiled in a deadly curse which threatens to destroy her and members of her household in the strange little town of Refuge. Good story, but I did feel as though it could have been fleshed out (no pun intended) a lot more. The story could've easily extended itself to a novella with all the interesting threads. Despite that - the sales of this little page-turner are for a great cause and I recommend you grab a copy now. William Cook - author of Blood Related.