Sci-fi author David Kimberley lives in the British county of Norfolk. The peacefulness of the area is the perfect backdrop for his writing, which initially embraced the genres of fantasy and horror before David made the switch to science fiction. The idea for Galahad Suns, his first novel, came to him in 2012 after he underwent life changing heart surgery. In 2016 David signed with GB Publishing.

TV Presenter Juliette Foster: Not a film script but a novel with a credible plot, strong characters and powerful screen writing... "shoot from the hip" dialogue... brooding with menace and cinematic quality that encompasses the darkness of Blade Runner, the freneticism of Battlestar Galactica and the time overlap scenes of Star Wars.; B-C-ing-U!: written in such an engaging style that you soon become entranced by the core of intrigue and edge-of-the-seat suspense that whisks the reader through subsequent chapters at light speed. Galahad Suns could be turned readily into an excellent film script.

Sci-fi author David Kimberley lives in the British county of Norfolk. The peacefulness of the area is the perfect backdrop for his writing, which initially embraced the genres of fantasy and horror before David made the switch to science fiction. The idea for Galahad Suns, his first novel, came to him in 2012 after he underwent life changing heart surgery. In 2016 David signed with GB Publishing.

TV Presenter Juliette Foster: Not a film script but a novel with a credible plot, strong characters and powerful screen writing... "shoot from the hip" dialogue... brooding with menace and cinematic quality that encompasses the darkness of Blade Runner, the freneticism of Battlestar Galactica and the time overlap scenes of Star Wars.; B-C-ing-U!: written in such an engaging style that you soon become entranced by the core of intrigue and edge-of-the-seat suspense that whisks the reader through subsequent chapters at light speed. Galahad Suns could be turned readily into an excellent film script.

Sci-fi author David Kimberley lives in the British county of Norfolk. The peacefulness of the area is the perfect backdrop for his writing, which initially embraced the genres of fantasy and horror before David made the switch to science fiction. The idea for Galahad Suns, his first novel, came to him in 2012 after he underwent life changing heart surgery. In 2016 David signed with GB Publishing.

TV Presenter Juliette Foster: Not a film script but a novel with a credible plot, strong characters and powerful screen writing... "shoot from the hip" dialogue... brooding with menace and cinematic quality that encompasses the darkness of Blade Runner, the freneticism of Battlestar Galactica and the time overlap scenes of Star Wars.; B-C-ing-U!: written in such an engaging style that you soon become entranced by the core of intrigue and edge-of-the-seat suspense that whisks the reader through subsequent chapters at light speed. Galahad Suns could be turned readily into an excellent film script.