Cracking Time: A New Mystery Begins in Infinity Point
A new mystery begins in Infinity Point. Cracking Time launches The Uncrackables series with puzzles, secrets, and an adventure that starts when the internet goes dark.
A new mystery begins in Infinity Point. Cracking Time launches The Uncrackables series with puzzles, secrets, and an adventure that starts when the internet goes dark.
My new book, Cracking Time, is finally here! This is my third Middle Grade / Young Adult book and my thirteenth book overall. It’s about a kid named Andy Wagner who's sent to an ultra-strange digital addiction camp. Determined to get his device back, he sneaks out only to discover the camp isn't helping kids … it's using them!
Next month, on November 11, I’m planning to release my next book, Cracking Time. It’s the first in a brand new series, The Uncrackables!
With Christmas fast approaching, I wanted to let you know about my latest book, Misguided. It’s got the adventurous spirit of Cy Reed along with the unexpected twists of Behemoth, all set in a mysterious Christmas town …
At last, we’ve reached the finish line! That’s right, folks … today, I’m releasing Broken People, the final book in the epic Broken Nature trilogy. Long ago, the mysterious Broken Apocalypse ravaged Earth, drying up its surface water and reducing its soil to dust. Billions perished of thirst … Broken Nature is an action-packed, post-apocalyptic series, one that revolves around the mind-boggling…
Here’s this week’s writing excerpt, completed just yesterday. This story has a strong supernatural side, similar in style to Indiana Jones. It’s a pretty big departure for me as my previous Cy Reed books have all been quite grounded, with a solid base in science (albeit, speculative science, sometimes).
I found this today in my writing notebook. At the time, I was playing around with doing some more visual, Cy Reed storytelling. Look at all of that smudging! Ahh, that’s what I get for not using a tissue under my hand. Anyway, it’s nice to see it again!
In 1816, average global temperatures fell. A strange fog drifted across the Northern Hemisphere. Sunlight dimmed. Crops died due to unusual amounts of dust. What caused “The Year without a Summer?”
On March 11, 1818, Mary Shelley published Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. It was one of the first science fiction novels and remains one of the most influential pieces of literature of all time. For many years, scholars have doubted Mary’s account of how she wrote the book. Now, thanks to modern science, we may finally know the truth about her famous “waking dream.”
From 1347 to 1350, the Black Death ravaged Europe, reducing its population by somewhere between 30-60%. It was one of the most lethal pandemics in history and as everyone knows, was caused by the bubonic plague. Or was it?