Alex Newman

HE DIED SEVEN MONTHS AGO. THEN HIS PHONE TEXTED HER.

Leah knows the message is impossible. Daniel is dead—and yet his number is asking her to come...

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I began writing when I was still at school. My first published pieces were articles about nature conservation and the preservation of cultural heritage. Stories and poems followed, and in 1994 my first romantic adventure book appeared in a small edition. I inherited my love of reading and writing from my mother. It has stayed with me ever since.

I'm drawn to the moment when a person must make a choice without knowing what it will cost. That...

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HE DIED SEVEN MONTHS AGO. THEN HIS PHONE TEXTED HER.

Leah knows the message is impossible. Daniel is dead—and yet his number is asking her to come alone.

The search for an answer draws her into a hidden world of powerful people, stolen identities and a secret clinic where the promise of eternal youth has a devastating price. At its center stands...

More Than the Past (The Consent Chronicles Book 1)

Book #1 from the series: The Consent Chronicles

He forgot who he was. Someone desperately wanted the past to stay gone.

Vittorio awakens one hundred eighteen years later without a single memory, and with the ability to see other people’s decisions seven seconds before they are made.

His only link to the past is General Med Serafin Teil, investigating a death the authorities were quick to call...

MORE THAN POWER (The Consent Chronicles Book 2)

Book #2 from the series: The Consent Chronicles

The war has already begun. No one knows it yet.

Akhet technology can turn a decision not yet made into one a person has supposedly already approved. For the Federation, it is a weapon of defense. For the Kersan Empire, it is a way to subjugate entire colonies without firing a single shot.

Med knows a strike is coming. When the attack crashes down...

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September 25, 2026

At the writing desk

For two years, one woman's story has been unfolding at my writing desk. I'm close to finishing the novel now. I'll share more when it's ready.

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October 8, 2026

Who Gets to Say Yes to a Memory?

There is a question I keep returning to when I write The Consent Chronicles: if a painful memory could be changed to spare someone suffering, who has the right to consent?

It sounds simple until I imagine the person living with that memory. Pain is not the only thing it carries. A memory can hold a name, a promise, a love, a warning, a piece of the self. To take it away, even gently, might ease one wound and open another.

I don’t think care gives one person ownership of another person’s inner...