Gregg Dunnett Books In Order

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Gregg Dunnett is a published British author known for writing psychological thriller stories as well as stories that are about travel and adventure, frequently showcasing a connection to the oceans or the coast.

Before he turned to novels, Gregg was working as a journalist for a decade on a windsurfing magazine. He also owned a sailing school in Egypt for a time and has also taught English in various places around the world, such as Italy, Turkey, Portugal, and Thailand. He has taught sailing in Spain and Greece and has had various dull jobs along the way.

Gregg’s brother is Jono Dunnett, an adventurer. He windsurfed alone in 2015 while being unsupported and made his way around the whole of the coastline of Great Britain. He is currently busy windsurfing along the coastline or Europe.

Gregg resides on the south coast of England in Bournemouth along with Maria, his partner. The two share two younger children, named Alba and Rafa. His debut novel did very well, becoming an Amazon top 100 best seller in the United Kingdom. It was downloaded more than a quarter of a million times.

The author says that he has always wanted to do two things when it comes to life, write and have adventures. He imagined grand affairs when he was a kid, and it partly happened. He says that he was lucky to spend some time abroad teaching English and sailing, and got a great job testing windsurfing boards for a magazine that he grew up reading. He also made the bad decision of buying a windsurfing center located in Egypt. He’s done less exciting jobs as well, such as packing potatoes on a farm, working in local government, and working in a giant book warehouse.

He also did some writing along the way and he was able to write articles for Boards Magazine. His brother announced in 2015 that he would become the first person to windsurf alone around Great Britain on a proper adventure that was dangerous and exciting to Gregg. He was interviewed for television and the papers before he set off, with mixed opinions of the trip, with some finding him inspirational while others found him reckless, with lots of people expecting him to fail. However, he did not fail and made the trip successfully, and was the first to make the sailing solo crossing from Wales to Ireland without the help of a safety boat.

Gregg was inspired by the trip his brother took and it also prompted him to ‘pull his finger out’. He had been trying to write novels for a few years, finding it touch and go whether he was going to have a half-finished novel on a hard drive or might actually finish the job.

He finds real adventures a little more difficult to accomplish now that he has two children that are lovely but demanding too. He tries to get away when he is able to go on nights out in the wild rough camping, taking surf trips where he sleeps in the van, and being able to go windsurfing at the time of big storms. He loves going on adventures with the children as well. He says that he hopes to get around to real adventures like sailing across an ocean, biking a continent, and continuing to surf empty waves.

The Wave at Hanging Rock is the first book in the Sinister Coast Collection by Gregg Dunnett. If you have been looking for a new original story to read, give this book a try!

Natalie is a young doctor. She is seeing her perfect existence start to crumble and fall apart when she finds that her husband has done missing at sea. The disappearance is completely mysterious and everyone seems to think that it is a tragic accident. When a strange phone call makes her even more suspicious, she doesn’t know what to do.

Pushed by unsettling discoveries, she goes on a quest to find the truth that is underneath the waves. Then there is Jesse, a boy in school who discovers that his life has been moved halfway around the globe when a science experiment gone wrong takes the life of his father, putting out shock waves that reverberate through his entire existence.

These are two stories that seem unconnected but might have more in common than you think. Full of twists and turns, readers will be staying up late into the night turning the pages to find out what happens. This is the starter to The Sinister Coast Collection by this author. This is a series of standalone novels with each book being its own journey, all set on the British coast with their own chilling story for readers to enjoy.

The Glass Tower is the second book in the Sinister Coast Collection by Gregg Dunnett. This is the second stand alone in this collection that you have to check out personally so as to not miss out!

Julia Ottley is a woman with a secret that could stand to shatter everything. She came onto the literary scene with the highest advance that had ever been paid out to a British debut author. Her novel features a tower of ice crystal that is translucent and may go on to become one of the popular modern classics.

As she goes out to start her new life, she finds that she has turned her back on the boring middle aged woman that she used to be and is leaving the drab in the past. But as she does so, Julia is about to find out that nothing is able to be hidden forever, particularly when you are living inside of walls that are made of clear glass.

Julia is doing everything that she can to keep her secret hidden. But as the stakes go up, she is up against a tough choice. How much further is she ready to go so that she can stop her life from crashing down?

Set on an island located in the southwest part of England that is isolated and gorgeous, this book puts together suspense and mystery with dark humor for a story that you won’t want to miss and a twist that you have just got to read for yourself! Grab a copy to follow along with this story today.