This is no fairy tale, this is a horror story ...

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John Creed doesn’t know how much danger he’s in. All he knows is that his dreams about the white wolf are getting worse. The sparrows are multiplying, there are too many crows in the sky, and it’s getting cold, deathly cold.

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Can secretive, white-haired Fyre help John unravel the mysteries of his past? Or will the bloodthirsty wolves finally descend while the snow falls and the whole world sleeps?

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From the Sydney Morning Herald: “Austin has taken loosely based fairy tale tropes and woven them into a dark, eerie and unsettling story of madness, murder and downright creepiness … a different and disturbing read. Packed full of truly psychotic characters, grisly beasts and gruesome battles, this novel has the feel of a very, very bad dream. Definitely worth a look for fans of the morbid and macabre.”

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From the Melbourne Sun-Herald: "It’s loaded with action and suspense, monsters and mayhem, unexpected twists and turns, and plenty of wolves in sheep’s clothing. Be warned: nothing and no one are as they seem. Austin studies the age-old concepts of good versus evil, reluctant heroes, the rags-to-riches Cinderella archetype and the idea that monsters lurk within us all, just beneath our so-called civilized surface."

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SNOW is available from May 1 as a Kindle e-book. Just US$4.99 here.

And also available from all major e-book, including Kobo and Barnes & Noble, platforms here.

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