Stewart Bint Book order

This international novelist delves into the complexities of the human psyche, crafting narratives that explore deep emotional landscapes and psychological states. Their work is characterized by a profound exploration of internal struggles and the nuanced inner lives of characters. Beyond fiction, the author is a vocal advocate for mental health awareness, bringing a thoughtful and empathetic perspective to their literary endeavors. Their distinctive voice often weaves together compelling storytelling with an incisive look at the mind's most intricate workings.

2022
To Rise Again
292 pages
11 hours of reading
Some secrets are better left in the past. Summer, 1940. Before the German occupation during World War II, the Marquand family flees their home in the English Channel and never looks back. Summer, 1983. The once-opulent Idlewild Mansion is crumbling and derelict. 18-year-old David Simeon dreams of Idlewild years past; in his dreams, he sees a young girl endlessly wandering its corridors. Soon, the threads of past and present begin to intertwine. But what is the connection between Simeon and the shadowy old mansion, and is it too late to stop the darkness that still dwells there?
2021
Thunderlands
208 pages
8 hours of reading
A bolt of lightning. A crack of thunder. The lingering smell of ozone in the highly-charged air. And the world has changed forever. Welcome to Thunderlands. It looks the same on the surface, but there's just a hint that all might not be what it seems beneath. Even the most ordinary things may be just a touch off kilter. Stewart Bint's collection of 21 short stories ranges from the sublime, through powerful, puzzling, funny, horrific and different, to the unforgivably ridiculous.

To Rise Again

Thunderlands