Three Novels. Two Killers. One Mystery.In the style of teen slasher movies comes Black Womb, the story of four Maine teens being stalked by a relentless, shadowy killer. As more and more of their friends are picked off, the killer is revealed to work for a sinister government agency with deep ties to one of the teens and the deep secret they're hiding."It is the writing of it's generation: visual, to-the-point and in-the-moment." - The Northeast Avalon Times"This is an amazing start to the dark paranormal thriller series, the Coral Beach Casefiles. Make no mistake, even though this is YA, it is dark and gory. It holds nothing back. The descriptions are wonderfully done. The visuals are powerful and brought the nightmare to life." - Christine Rains, author of The 13th Floor"It has more depth and mystery than I first expected. The race to stay ahead of the killer made it a hard book to put down." - Peter J Foote, author of Stowaway's Luck"Is unrelenting and full of surprises. You will never want to leave Coral Beach." - Paul Carberry, author of Carcharodon"An unabashedly entertaining romp into the macabre, Black Womb is a delightful homage to 80's/90's slasher movies and delivers on its promise keep you guessing at every turn of the page." - Nicole Little, author of Roxy Buckles and the Flight of the Sparrow Matthew holds an Honours Degree in English from the Memorial University of Newfoundland with a minor in Anthropology and studied Journalism at College of the North Atlantic in Stephenville, Newfoundland. He has worked with Transcontinental Publishing as well as student-youth magazine The Troubadour.He has written sixteen novels for Engen Books, Black Womb, Transformations in Pain, Smoke and Mirrors, Roulette, Ghosts of the Past, Ignorance is Bliss, Becoming, Inner Child, Gang War, Chains, The Long Road, Cinders, Sinister Intent, Infinity, The Tourniquet Reprisal and Exodus of Angels.Since 2007 he has traveled all over Canada promoting his work as well as teaching seminars on writing and publishing. He also helps young Newfoundland authors become published through Engen Books.
