Rob Watson is thirty years old. He has written six novels. He loves to tell stories and to use his imagination. It is just one of his ways to express his renunciation at time’s passing. He enjoys writing. This helps him to drift into his own world and escape from the mundane that seems determined to dominate life. Three of his novels are crime thrillers, one is a fantasy world adventure and the other two are sports novels. He realizes that if these two sports novels ever got published he would probably double the amount of sports’ novels out there. The three crime thrillers: ‘Hell Bent’, ‘Hunting the Hit man’ and ‘Searching for Scarlet’ are primarily pure escapism and entertainment, although he believes they make one think as well. ‘Immortal Dreams’ and ‘Lupine Therapy’ are the sports novels and as well as hopefully being entertaining he tries to get a few messages across in these novels. ‘The Good, the Bad and the Somewhere In Between’ is the fantasy world adventure where he has let the young part of his imagination run wild. Obviously he would love to sell his writing. However, having as many people as possible read his books would also be good. He is happy to receive any feedback from anybody about his writing. As you might have guessed from the two novels he is a big sports fan. At this time he earns a living coaching sports, mostly Rugby League and Golf. Most of the time he coaches children. He tries very much to get through life without ever having a ‘proper job’.