Few places on Earth are as remote — or as volatile — as Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, a land of active volcanoes, dense wilderness, and near-total isolation from the outside world. It's there that I set my gripping new thriller, The Kamchatka Incident, now available in ebook, paperback and hardcover through major global retailers including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Apple Books. A cinematic multi-voice audiobook edition launches soon.

The novel follows two investigators who are pulled  into a dangerous chain of events — after an unusual mauling in the peninsula's volcanic wilderness. One that draws in international scientists, Russian operatives, and a threat long buried beneath the region's shifting terrain. As alliances fracture and the isolation of the setting closes in, the pair must uncover the truth before it's too late.

I have alwyas been long been drawn to remote and untamed landscapes. My lifelong fascination with ecology, paired with extensive personal travel, informs the vivid natural detail and atmospheric tension that define my new book's setting. Originally from Wisconsin, I also lived in Florida for many years and the Netherlands before settling in Cary, North Carolina, where I continue to write science-driven stories inspired by the same questions that fascinated me as a child — how far humanity can push the boundaries of nature, and what happens when those boundaries push back.

The Kamchatka Incident is available now in multiple formats, with additional editions forthcoming.

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