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I grew up on the South East coast of Ireland before moving to a rural smallholding on the Welsh marches. After studying media production for a few years I moved to veterinary nursing,. I worked in my local practice for three years before deciding I probably should get a job without the possibility of taking home countless strays.
So, I moved to banking (where they are less keen on you taking things home with you!), financial/investment services and, most recently, electrical and engineering purchasing.
After gaining my qualification, I started working as a freelance proofreader, which also gave me the opportunity to finally finish and publish the first book of the Nomad Series, Ares; a concept that had been written and re-written (and re-written again) for more than 20 years, evolving, and developing with each year.
So far, I am concentrating on my space opera Nomad series, but I have other ideas and stories flying around in my head. Watch this space!
My passion for writing integrates with a busy family life, freelance proofreading, and trying to control a dog, a cat and a flock of strong willed sheep.
Any free time is spent reading Stephen Leather, Andy McNab, J.R. Ward, Lee Child, James Rollins, and J.D. Robb.
Reviewed by Francine Zane for Readers' Favorite
Nemesis, the Nomad Series Book 2, by K.A. Finn focuses on the relationship between half man-half machine Gryffin and ex-Federation officer Terra Rush. Presumed dead, Gryffin returns to find Terra has moved on with her life ... without him, but not without regret. They fight to rebuild a relationship while faced head on with enemy attacks that threaten the lives of everyone they know.
This cyborg romance is a prime example of an expertly written space opera filled with adventure, romance, drama and interlocking plot lines that come together in an engaging book that you will not want to put down. K.A. Finn's Nomad Series is going strong with the continuing saga of Gryffin and Terra in Nemesis. They battle against a common foe, but perhaps the more interesting fight is Gryffin's battle with his own emotions. Guilt over the lives he has taken, concern for the safety of the people he loves, and the deep-seated anger that comes from a lifetime spent as a lab rat to a sadistic scientist wounds Gryffin's relationships as much as the metal attached to his flesh damages his body.
Gryffin is the type of strong but flawed hero that women dream about. His ability to fight through the pain and hold the love of a good woman is what every man aspires toward. Put these two elements together in an exotic, war-driven setting, add a liberal dose of close friends and loyal followers, and the sum total is the type of story that will stay with you long after the final chapter. I can't wait read the next installment of the Nomad Series.
