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This is the website for Gregg Dunnett, author of psychological thrillers including the Amazon #1 The Things you find in Rockpools and Audible #1 Little Ghosts. You can see all my books below, or try a book or two for free. Happy reading…
Recent & Upcoming Releases:
My newer books are published by Storm Publishing and available on Amazon and in Kindle Unlimited.
Little Ghosts
One moment my beautiful daughter, her face flushed from the sun, her curls still wet from splashing in the ocean, was waiting in line for a strawberry ice cream, the next she was gone…
The Lake House Children
Kate’s son Jack insists he used to be someone else. Someone who died, tragically.
At first, Kate’s confused about what he’s telling her. Don’t little kids say the weirdest things?
The Erica Sands Series
The Erica Sands series follows a fearless detective haunted by her dark past, as she hunts ruthless killers across Europe while confronting secrets that could destroy her.
The Cove
After the sudden death of her husband, Christine Harvey would do anything to give her precious children Molly and Ryan a fresh start. The huge clifftop house she’s hastily purchased has the most breath-taking ocean view she’s ever seen. Surely here they can someday be happy again?
The Trap
With no streetlights and little light left in the sky, Erica nearly missed the narrow track to the isolated cottage. There was still blue police tape stretched over the front door, and the broken window where the killer had got in was poorly secured with cardboard, sodden from the storm.
The Hunt
DCI Erica Sands is on the hunt for her father, the infamous serial killer Charles Sterling, who vanished without a trace after a daring escape from a maximum-security prison.
The Rockpools Series
With over 100,000 copies sold and numerous translations. The Things you find in Rockpools is now under developement for the screen.
The Things You Find in Rockpools
A teenage girl disappears from a beach town on a vacation island. Two months later the police still haven’t found her. And quirky local boy Billy Wheatley steps in to help.
The Lornea Island Detective Club
At just 14 years old, Billy Wheatley has already solved two murders – well sort of. So it’s only natural he should open a detective agency on the windswept and lonely island where he lives…
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The Appearance of Mystery
Now sixteen years old, Billy Wheatley has given up all thoughts of childish detective work in favor of his emerging scientific career. He lands a coveted place on a research ship studying great white sharks a hundred miles off the Australian coast…
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The Island of Dragons
When Billy Wheatley heads off to college, he exchanges small island life for the excitement of the mainland. And while he’s able to ignore the temptations of drink, drugs, and sex which preoccupy the less able students around him…
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Standalone Novels
The Wave at Hanging Rock
Natalie, a young doctor, sees her perfect life shattered when her husband is lost at sea. Everyone believes it’s a tragic accident. But a mysterious phone call prompts her to think otherwise. She sets out on a search for the truth.
Jesse, a schoolboy, is moved half way around the world when his father is blown up in a science experiment gone wrong.
The Girl on the Burning Boat
Alice is the smart and beautiful daughter of a powerful businessman. She lives a charmed life – until her father is killed in a tragic accident.
Then she meets Jamie, a young man from a very different background, who has evidence that her father met a much darker end.
The Desert Run
Jake is just out of university and right out of cash. His former classmates are off on adventures or getting on with their lives, while he’s stuck in a dead end job and can’t get a break. Until his best friend comes up with a plan to reverse both their fortunes.
He’s smart enough to know it’s madness. But then – he’s also smart enough to calculate the odds of getting caught.
The Glass Tower
Julia Ottley has a secret. She’s burst onto the literary scene with the highest ever advance paid to a British debut author. Her novel – featuring a fabulous tower of translucent icy crystal – is garnering rave reviews. But as she embarks upon her new life, she discovers that nothing can be hidden forever, especially when living within walls of glass.
Killing Kind
A killer is leaving clues about his lifetime of crimes on park benches.
A detective has the chance to solve crimes that have baffled her colleagues for decades.
But only if she finds him – before he finds her.
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Falling from Grace
John didn’t kill Edward, but a lot of people thought he did. Not the police, nor the teachers, but those of us who really knew him, who really knew what was going on…
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The Hole in Casey’s Garden
In 2018 Gregg decided it would be educational, and kinda fun, to work with his children Alba (6) and Rafa (4) writing children’s stories over the summer holidays. One of those stories – The Hole in Casey’s Garden – seemed too good not to turn into an actual real book…
BACKGROUND
Gregg Dunnett is a British author writing psychological thrillers and stories about travel and adventure, usually with a connection to the coast or to the oceans. Before turning to novels he worked as a journalist for ten years on a windsurfing magazine, briefly owned a sailing school in Egypt, taught English in Thailand, Portugal, Turkey and Italy, taught sailing in Greece and Spain, and also had several rather duller jobs along the way.
Gregg lives on the north coast of Spain in Cantabra with his partner Maria, their two children Alba and Rafa, and a dog called Loki…
BLOG
My erratically updated blog. Sometimes hot off the press, more often not, depending upon how easily the writing is going!
The real adventurer in the family
Alba (daughter) and I took a little time out this week to visit my brother. His Windsurf Round Europe expedition saw him arrive in Dieppe, just across the English Channel from the UK. I regularly find myself trying to explain what he’s actually doing, but usually...
Back to work
It’s that time of year that children dread and parents dream of… The end of the summer holidays! I’ve taken an enforced break from writing over the summer which was a bit frustrating because I got so close to the end of book 3 before the holidays started, and now I’ve...
The Crab Scene
The following scene is taken from The Wave at Hanging Rock, and I've put it here as perhaps the first time I ever got into a proper flow state when writing. I felt terrible afterwards, thinking I'd wasted a precious writing session, but then people told me they liked...