Sean-Paul Thomas

A man diagnosed with terminal brain cancer decides to rebel against society and go out with a bang by living out his dreams and most wild fantasies. But even when he finds love and a new lease of life, it fails to stop his new adventurous lease of life from spiraling into an unstoppable train wreck of carnage. If you knew you only had a short time left to live on this planet, really live. What would you do with that precious time? A dark, sexy, black humorous tale of sex, violence, the male psyche, and an unstoppable whirlwind adventure of finding love in the most least likely location.

Lust for Life

Jason, a cold and callous Edinburgh gangster with a tormented soul, does a runner with a suitcase full of drug money after an earth shattering tragedy which rips his world apart. Running for his life he disappears into the heart of the gorgeous Scottish highlands to lay low in a secluded cottage before plotting his next move. On his second day of hiding Jason discovers the mysterious body of a young and hauntingly beautiful woman lying unconscious at the bottom of a hill. The woman has no memory of who she is or how she ended up there. So Jason, feeling like a changed man, carries the beauty back to his cottage and tenderly nurses her back to health, where he soon gains the woman's trust and friendship by confiding to her his own personal past sins and wrong doings. Deep and soulful confessions in fact that he has never told anyone before. Eventually Jason coaxes the woman into unraveling her own eerie and forgotten past, while sharing her nightly, mad and tormenting nightmare visions of terror... Yet doing so without the hindsight of the chilling, sickening acts of horror which are about to be unleashed

Ugly Beautiful

'He promised her the world, just not this one...' A Raven Award Finalist. A Nashville Film Festival Screenplay Finalist and recently optioned to be a MAJOR MOTION PICTURE. 'Is the old man really who he says he is? And is he telling Sersha the truth about where she is truly from?' An eccentric old Irish man, who claims to be not of this Earth, kidnaps Sersha, a headstrong young foster girl from the streets of Galway and tries to convince her that her life's destiny is tied to a mysterious cave in the Scottish Highlands. But with half the Irish criminal underworld violently on their trail, the kidnapped Sersha, struggles back and forth with the old man's real identity and whether he truly is genuine in his wild and fantastical beliefs. Or is he just some kind of crazy, delusional old fool having a mental breakdown in his twilight years? - What readers are saying about this book - 'EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS BOOK' 'I can easily call this a classic of psychological thrillers or a very-well-grounded SF adventure/mystery. Pick and choose. You'll still have your surprise at the end and I'm not gonna spoil it.' 'I honestly have not much to say about this exquisite treasure, because I suck at reviewing works that astound me, but it’s the best Sean-Paul Thomas book I’ve read yet.' 'Reading this was like solving a riddle. Some parts were misleading but brought me surprises I didn’t expect.' 'The ending was just perfect. I was not able to put it down when all the truth started spilling. It was genuinely thought-provoking and heart-breaking. I think I was crying in the wee hours of the morning, or maybe it was just my eyes sweating.' 'I highly recommend this. It is absolutely one of my best reads this year. If you’re looking for a thriller with a touch of science fiction, then hurry up and read it' 'As a book reviewer, I have read many novels. The Old Man and the Princess will always be one of my favorites. I can gift it to friends, assured that they will love it. This novel is a keeper and deserves multiple reads. I don’t think I will ever part with the novel. In fact, I would ask one and all to read it.' 'I loved Old Man and the Princess by Sean-Paul Thomas. However much I try as a book reviewer, I can’t remain objective towards the novel. That’s because I loved it. I loved it so much that even after months of reading it, I think about it every day. I have already read it more than once and I am looking forward to a re-read.' 'This novel is for the keeps and for re-reads. To sum it up, Old Man and the Princess by Sean-Paul Thomas absolutely deserves a five star.' 'Oh my goodness where do I even start with this book? This was such a fun and heartbreaking story to read. I found myself dying to know what was going to happen to the old man and then crying in the waiting room at the doctor's office waiting for my husband. So beautifully written.' 'I really believe everyone should read this book. I absolutely adored it. I honestly didn't know what to expect going in. It started kind of dark and up in the air and turned in to a beautiful story.' 'Once you get the cadence of the speech, you can’t put it down, wondering if this is sci-fi or reality with a twist. I’m not telling which it is, you’ll have to read the book.' 'Sean Paul Thomas is a talented writer. His clever plot exposes the reader to many different "truths," which means we are unable to put the book down until we learn which truth is actually true. Nothing about this novel was cliched or predictable, including the ending. Five stars, I really enjoyed this book.' 'The story has a metaphor in there and you'll find out what it all means by the end of the book. On a side note, I laughed my a** off at some of the Irish-style banter, I mean I really laughed harder than I have in a long time.'

He promised her the world, just not this one...

The Old Man and the Princess

'From the author of 'My Sister and I' and 'The Old Man and The Princess' (recently optioned to be a motion picture) - comes a new, suspenseful romantic tale that will knock you off your feet. 'Think 500 days of Summer meets Midnight in Paris with a twist of Sean-Paul Thomas' Just out of prison, a young builder and aspiring writer meets a washed-up, middle-aged French film actress who tries to help him win back his estranged daughter by getting his screenplay made into a movie in Paris. What readers are saying about Sean-Paul Thomas's new book 'Audrey' 'This story was such a pleasure to read. Elegantly written “Audrey” pulled me in from the get-go and kept me captivated until the very last word' 'Angsty, heartwarming story and I just loved the ending. 'Audrey is full of unexpected delights and a riot in many ways. We have an introvert meeting an extrovert in a crazy relationship that can never last. Along the way we travel the streets of Paris visiting multiple establishments, we drink a lot, smoke a lot, swear a lot and yes lots of hanky-panky. 'What a journey “Audrey” gives and the best fiction I've read from this author so far, hopefully, there will be more to come.' 'Audrey was a riot. She was a free spirit who challenged Joe in ways he had never been pushed before. As an introvert, she pulled him out of his shell, put him in crazy situations, and made him happy. So happy that he was able to love. I enjoyed the way the author characterized their relationship. It definitely kept my attention as much as it kept Joe on his toes' 'The author's writing made this story a winner.' 'Sometimes this kind of novel just hits the spot. A wild-ass ride, of cutting loose, rubbing shoulders with people who ought to be way out of your league, while pining about those you've left behind, and seeing an opportunity to realize all your wildest dreams, be it sexual, professional, or just getting that forgiveness that has driven you crazy for years.' 'I would recommend the book to all lovers of romance, suspense, and dark drama. I’m sure reading lovers will love this unique story' 'The novel “Audrey” by Sean-Paul Thomas is another great book written by a writer who always surprises me with his creativity and imagination. The writer draws us into the story with elegant writing and it was simply a pleasure to read this book. The characters, the setting in which this romantic story is set are beautifully described and elaborated so that you can imagine every detail in your head.' 'Audrey is a lovely tale of redemption, with a cast of characters that make this book one you just cannot put down' 'Audrey by Sean-Paul Thomas does something I love to see in fiction. It flips a story on its head. The whirlwind of a romance with a woman in the entertainment industry twenty years Joe’s age is fun to read and Sean-Paul does dialogue well. The book draws you in and gives you a journey that is fun and worthwhile.' 'Desperation or gamble? I had a great time trying to figure out where it would fall. It didn't hurt that it was so glamorous at every level.' 'Audrey is a fascinating woman, confident and charismatic, it is absolutely normal that when she appears to monopolize everyone's attention.' 'I really loved the end of the book and that will be a surprise to all who read it. The plot is intriguing and takes you along to some unexpected plot twists. A real page-turner I would definitely recommend to everyone when it's out.' 'This story was so beautifully written, the plot flowed smoothly from page to page and the characters were created with such great detail and depth that I remained totally enraptured throughout the entire book!' 'Every word, action, movement and expression are vividly described to express the characters feelings'

'500 days of Summer meets Midnight in Paris'

Audrey

Liam, a young loner boy who recently lost his father, is befriended by G, a different kind of Fairy from what he is use too, on top of Edinburgh's Calton Hill, when she breaks the strict rules of her troubled, magical world and intervenes after Liam is beaten up by a gang of school bullies. Immediately G and Liam form a deep bond of friendship that takes them on a whirlwind adventure inside her fantastical world, from the great cliffs of doom and the flesh eating forest to the great lake of Silence, and all the weird and wonderful creatures that inhabit them, from fire wolves and rainbow dragons to the more sinister lurking Weasel bats. But G's world is no longer the tranquil haven it once was, and is now a world ruled by a tyrant Fairy King, his mysterious evil wizard, Zorn, and their army of Wretchids - a half goblin, half werewolf mix breed creature, with one hell of a bite. Things take a dark turn though when Liam, looking to impress his new crush, the pretty and feisty Irish girl next door, Lucy, secretly brings her into the magical world, but against the wishes of his new fairy friend.

The Fairy Boy of Calton Hill

A lonely man in his late thirties living an average life of missed opportunities and regrets especially regarding the opposite sex, dies in a plane crash somewhere over the English channel. When he awakens in a subdued and bizarre subconscious state, he is granted by the powers that be a second chance to spend a day with the two women in his life who made an impact on his heart. Yet never had the courage to let go of his social fears and inhibitions and act upon his natural instincts and desires at the time of meeting them. The first part of the book takes place over one day in the awe inspiring Gothic city of Edinburgh in 2004. When our hero meets Alex on a bus. A beautiful young tourist girl from the Czech Republic. They embark upon a magical one day adventure around the city together. Only the more time our hero spends with his new love interest, the more her hidden secrets and real intentions for being in the city come to surface. The second part takes place in the late eighties. Our hero wakes up back in high school upon the gorgeous tropical Island of Cyprus. Here he is granted the second chance to meet Sarah. The pretty and athletic tomboy. Who steels his heart while helping each other deal with school bullies, army brat life, dark troubles at home, all in one magical summers day adventure, both young lovers will never forget.

The Universe Doesn't Do Second Chances

A Brand New Second Edition of 'The Old Man and The Princess' with 10,000 added new words of story. (01/02/2019)A Raven Award Finalist. A Nashville Film Festival Screenplay Finalist and now soon to be a MAJOR MOTION PICTURE'Is the old man really whom he says he is? And is he telling Sersha the truth about where she is truly from?' A mysterious old man kidnaps Sersha, a young, headstrong, Irish girl, from the streets of Galway and tries to convince her that her life's destiny is tied to a mysterious cave in the Scottish Highlands. But with half of the Irish criminal underworld violently on their trail (or could they really be bounty hunters from another planet?) the kidnapped Sersha, struggles back and forth with the old man's real identity and far-fetched intentions to whether he truly is genuine in his wild and fantastical beliefs. Or is he just some kind of mad, demented, old fool, having a mental breakdown in his twilight years?- What readers are saying -'EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS BOOK''I can easily call this a classic of psychological thrillers or a very-well-grounded SF adventure/mystery. Pick and choose. You'll still have your surprise at the end and I'm not gonna spoil it.''I honestly have not much to say about this exquisite treasure, because I suck at reviewing works that astound me, but it's the best Sean-Paul Thomas book I've ever read yet.''Reading this was like solving a riddle. Some parts were misleading but brought me surprises I didn't expect.''The ending was just perfect. I was not able to put it down when all the truth started spilling. It was genuinely thought-provoking and heart-breaking. I think I was crying in the wee hours of the morning, or maybe it was just my eyes sweating.''I highly recommend this. It is absolutely one of my best reads this year. If you're looking for a thriller with a touch of science fiction, then hurry up and read it''As a book reviewer, I have read many novels. The Old Man and the Princess will always be one of my favorites. I can gift it to friends, assured that they will love it. This novel is a keeper and deserves multiple reads. I don't think I will ever part with the novel. In fact, I would ask one and all to read it.''I loved Old Man and the Princess by Sean-Paul Thomas. However much I try as a book reviewer, I can't remain objective towards the novel. That's because I loved it. I loved it so much that even after months of reading it, I think about it every day. I have already read it more than once and I am looking forward to a re-read.''This novel is for the keeps and for re-reads. To sum it up, Old Man and the Princess by Sean-Paul Thomas absolutely deserves a five star.''Oh my goodness where do I even start with this book? This was such fun and heartbreaking story to read. I found myself dying to know what was going to happen to the old man and then crying in the waiting room at the doctor's office waiting for my husband. So beautifully written.''I really believe everyone should read this book. I absolutely adored it. I honestly didn't know what to expect going in. It started kind of dark and up in the air and turned in to a beautiful story.''Once you get the cadence of the speech, you can't put it down, wondering if this is sci-fi or reality with a twist. I'm not telling which, you'll have to read the book.''Sean Paul Thomas is a talented writer. His clever plot exposes the reader to many different "truths, '' which means we are unable to put the book down until we learn which truth is actually true. Nothing about this novel was cliched or predictable, including the ending. Five stars.''The story has a metaphor in there and you'll find out what it all means by the end. On a side note, I laughed my a** off at some of the Irish-style banter, I mean I really laughed harder than I have in a long time. Tears were streaming down my face, you can ask those who were in the room with me at the time I was reading

'From the author of 'The Old Man and The Princess' (Soon to be a major motion picture) comes a new, dark, violent, gripping and sick, twisted Scottish Thriller.'MY SISTER AND I (Strong language and graphic violence in parts. Not for the faint of heart)A young teenage girl and her Psychotic twin sister must grow up hard and fast in the unforgiving Scottish Highlands as their father - a sick and twisted, violent man, obsessed with the end of the world - teaches them how to survive out in the wild with no one to rely on but themselves.What readers are saying about this truly disturbing and horrifying novel'Truly delicious Horror''Make no mistake, the novel is carried by the heart of the characters, through the sick and the depraved to the shining little core of hope that is sisterhood.''A road trip tale from hell.''Wow. This is dark and perhaps the darkest book so far from Sean-Paul Thomas. I love the way that whatever genre he writes he evokes the atmospheric feel of where it is set. I could feel the isolation and have to say I was impressed with this book.'Long Synopsis:A young teenage girl and her twin sister have been growing up in the Scottish Highlands with their cruel and twisted father for as long as they can remember. A sick and violent, narcissistic man who is obsessed with the end of the world and one hundred percent convinced that an apocalypse is fast approaching.Since they were old enough to walk he has been training and preparing the girls to survive in the wild, by taking them out into the brutal Highland terrain, sometimes for weeks on end, where he teaches them how to survive in a world without people and technology and how to hunt and kill, animals at first then humans later.One of the sisters has her secrets though. And unlike her sinister twin who worships the very ground their dad walks on, she carries a hatred towards him and his way of life that slowly begins to consume her from the inside out. She harbors dreams of one day fleeing her father's brutal, dictatorship grasp to live a normal, happy life in some far-off, safe haven place with her troubled sister and perhaps, even, their estranged mother too. A mother neither sister has seen nor heard from since their birth, and a mother that their father refuses to even acknowledge without striking out.When the girls' father decides to put the sisters through their biggest challenge yet, though, leaving the girls alone and to fend for themselves in one of the furthest and remotest regions of the Scottish isles, hundreds of miles from their home, the two inseparable sisters are given one last chance to make their father proud and convince him that they are finally ready to live in his vision of the new world.But tensions soon escalate and spiral out of control between the two siblings and finally come to a devastating conclusion as the sisters are forced to make a series of brutal, life-changing decisions on their homeward bound journey, especially regarding where their opposite life paths are leading and where their true loyalties really lie. With their father or each other?

A New, Shocking, Gripping and Twisted Tale from the Author of 'the Old Man and the Princess'

My Sister and I

A man awakens from a long hibernation sleep on board an eerie and crew-less space shuttle with no memory of who he is or how he ended up on board.When a woman awakens from hibernation shortly after him and curiously has no previous memories about her past existence either, the man is forced to solve the mystery of the shuttle, who they both really are and what became of the other crew members who haunt him frequently with chilling, ghostly visions.All this leads him too, though, is the realization of his slow, imminent, torturous death, his fate of a never-ending solitude to be trapped in space for the remainder of his life and a dangerous, sexual urge, towards his new and mysterious female companion.

A Dark and Disturbing Lost in Space Mystery

The Desolation of Solitude

A lonely man in his late thirties living an average life of missed opportunities and regrets especially regarding the opposite sex, dies in a plane crash somewhere over the English channel. When he awakens in a subdued and bizarre subconscious state, he is granted by the powers that be, one last chance to spend a day with the only two women in his life who made an impact on his heart.

A gripping and twisted tale of escape and survival in the Scottish Highlands. **WARNING** 18+ Readers Only. Graphic content and subject matter. 'From the author of 'The Old Man and The Princess' (Recently optioned to be a major motion picture) - comes a new dark, gripping and twisted tale of horrifying terror in the Scottish Highlands.' MY SISTER AND I (A Standalone Prequel to Ugly Beautiful) Two teenage sisters, both raised in solitude in the harsh Scottish Highland wilderness by their tyrant, survivalist father, begin to question his sinister ways after they find chilling evidence to suggest that their estranged mother might not have abandoned them at birth after all. 'If you enjoyed Pine by Francine Toon or Hold Your Tongue by Deborah Masson then you will love this twisted tale of spine-tingling terror in the Scottish Highlands' - What readers are saying about this truly disturbing novel - 'Truly delicious horror' 'Jeezo, I love a bit of dark depravity fiction, but this was absolutely merciless.' 'I was drawn to this book in the first sentence and could not put it down until the last sentence. It is heartbreaking and evil and sad with a little hopeful all at the same time.' 'Make no mistake, the novel is carried by the heart of the characters, through the sick and the depraved, to the shining little core of hope that is sisterhood.' 'The narrative here is what gets me the most. Written in first person, from the perspective of the gentler twin, it’s all thoughts and descriptions, with a lack of dialogue. This made the unfolding of the plot all the more terrifying' 'A road trip tale from hell.' 'Wow. This is dark and perhaps the darkest book so far from Sean-Paul Thomas. I love the way that whatever genre he writes he evokes the atmospheric feel of where it is set. I could feel the isolation and have to say I was impressed with this book.' 'There’s a particularly fast pace here, which was excellent. The girls are no sooner released from some form of ‘survival training’ nightmare before being plunged into their next woeful task. The appearances of the clearly mentally ill father are sporadic, frightful, and completely concerning. His beliefs, his upbringing, and his treatment of his daughters, all point towards something we hope we’ll never encounter in our own lifetimes.' My Sister and I eBook Categories: Horror Novels Psychological Horror Suspenseful Novels Realistic Fiction Dark Thriller Disturbing Crime Fiction Murder Vigilante Justice Family Drama Novels Suspense Horror Kidnapping Novels Scary Psychological Thriller Scottish Fiction Pine Francine Toon Hold your tongue deborah Masson

A gripping and twisted tale of survival in the Scottish Highlands

What would you do if you were given the impossible second chance with the one who got away? Ryan is approaching middle age and feeling unhappy living a life filled with regrets and missed opportunities. So when he tragically dies in a plane crash over the North Sea then bizarrely reawakens on an Edinburgh bus, seated beside a familiar, beautiful, lost tourist girl from five years earlier, he quickly realizes that he has been granted a second chance at spending one day with the one who got away. The main story takes place over one day and one night in the awe-inspiring, beautiful, Gothic city of Edinburgh. When Ryan finally gathers the courage to speak to Alex, a feisty, lost tourist girl from Prague, after a series of humorous mishaps, they embark upon a magical adventure around the city together. Only the more time Ryan spends with his new love interest, the more her hidden secrets and real intentions for being in his city slowly surface. Ryan has secrets of his own, though. And with time running out, can he really change the fate of his future-self back on-board that plane, with this new chance encounter? Once Upon A Time in Edinburgh is a love story about passion, romance, fate, adventure, and second chances. It's a story for everyone who has ever had a 'What If' moment in their lives and regretted not striking up a conversation with someone whom they shared an instant attraction with.

Once Upon a Time in Edinburgh

'From the author of 'My Sister and I' and 'The Old Man and The Princess' (recently optioned to be a major motion picture) - comes a new Romantic drama that will knock you off your feet. An ex-con and aspiring young writer who is trying to win back his broken family after a horrific tragedy rips his world apart meets a middle-aged film actress, who invites him to Paris for a few days to try and help make his screenwriting dreams come true and potentially help with reuniting him with his estranged daughter again.

'A ruthless professional killer returns to her hometown to investigate the mysterious death of her estranged younger sister.' 'From the author of 'My Sister and I' and 'The Old Man and The Princess' (Best selling kindle book and recently optioned to be a major motion picture) - comes a new action-packed Scottish crime thriller-noir that will knock you off your feet. 'Pure cold-hearted, action-packed, sick and twisted, thrilling revenge' **WARNING** 18+ Readers Only. Graphic Violence and Coarse Language. Estelle is a ruthless professional killer working for an international terrorist syndicate for the past fifteen years. When she returns to her secluded home in the English Countryside from a brutal yet successful job overseas, she discovers that her estranged younger sister has been found dead - washed up on the banks of the River Clyde in Glasgow under mysterious circumstances. So, Estelle takes an unauthorized leave of absence from her employers and revisits her old hometown to investigate. Estelle hasn't been back in her old neighbourhood though since she was a troubled teenage girl, well over a decade earlier. And through a series of flashbacks, the subplot deals with Estelle's journey and life of petty crime growing up on the grim streets of Glasgow, from shoplifting, muggings, and losing her virginity to knife fights with fellow juvenile gangs and finally the murder of her abusive stepfather, which inevitably leads to her secret terrorist recruitment in juvenile prison. Back in the present day, the story continues to grow as Estelle pieces together, in just a few short days, the suspicious and shocking truth behind the death of her estranged sister whom she hasn't had any contact with since she left all those years ago. What readers are saying about Cold Heart - 'Forget Villanelle, the new ice-cold killer is Estelle. A great book with fantastic pace and plenty of violence' 'Sean-Paul Thomas takes us into the world of the dark side of the human psyche 'For anybody who likes action-packed thrillers with strong female leads, Cold Heart is sure to be just what the doctor ordered.' 'Estelle is a wonderfully developed character whom it is difficult to like. I found her highly believable, uncaring, and narcissistic. Only a character that is well thought out can evoke such emotion. Overall a great read. Highly recommended!' 'Sean-Paul did a very interesting and somewhat difficult thing with Estelle - you start out hating the very soul of her and cannot see anything redeeming in her actions toward other human beings, but he somehow finds a way to get the reader to get behind her and encourage her on her task to avenge her sister’s death' 'If you like Lee Child's Jack Reacher, Luke Jenning's Killing Eve, and Asia Mackay's Killing It, you won't be able to put down this compulsively addictive new book 'Cold Heart'

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