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GalaxyCon Richmond 2025

Due to family obligations, I'll have to sit out GalaxyCon OKC, but I am planning to return to the Pop-Up BookShoppe at GalaxyCon Raleigh, July 24-27, 2025 (I know the image says Columbus, but the Richmond one was misspelled). I'll be selling the books of many talented authors, The Duchess and the Accidental Thief, and The Duchess and the Indigo Child. I may even appear on a panel or two. If you'll be at the con, or somewhere in the Carolinas, come by and say hello!

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The Duchess and the Indigo Child

It's been a long wait, but the time for waiting is over.

The Duchess and the Indigo Child features another stunning cover from MiblArt, some fun and compelling new characters, a title reveal for HVE Book 3, and an audiobook, narrated by the incredible Maria Nicola Johnson! Seriously, you don't want to miss this one.

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The story of

Scott A. Clark

In 2013, Scott had a dream. A very vivid dream about heists in office towers and criminals who lived in cathedrals.

Over the next seven years, the dream took form, grew, and became his debut novel, self-published and released in April of 2022.

Maximum Cat Press

I am extremely proud to be a self-published independent author. As such, I created my own imprint, Maximum Cat Press, to handle all of my publications.

As I grow as an author and learn more about the industry, I hope to be able to help other authors pursue their dreams of self-publishing under the MCP banner.

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His knees trembled. This was her: the architect of his pain, his incarceration, his nightmares. The nightmare became real when his eyes locked with hers. Those same eyes.

The Duchess and the Accidental Thief

The Duchess and the Accidental Thief

AllAuthor Interview

GalaxyCon Richmond 2025

Indieverse Awards Nominee

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The Duchess and the Indigo Child

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The Duchess and the Accidental Thief

AllAuthor Interview

The story of

Scott A. Clark

Maximum Cat Press

“Do you often carry weapons on you in your own tower?”

“Cheeky bastard!” she thought. With one fluid motion, she opened the top right drawer of her desk, pulled out the knife—her letter opener—and casually embedded it in the wall about a foot to the right of Martin’s left ear.

“Now, would you like to tell me why you’re here?”

His knees trembled. This was her: the architect of his pain, his incarceration, his nightmares. The nightmare became real when his eyes locked with hers. Those same eyes.

He tried to answer, but the sound that escaped his throat resembled the one bees make when they’re displeased about being gargled.

He rounded out of the stacks toward the office, which was now only fifty yards away, but entirely out of cover. Without pause, he sprinted for it and saw an immense man emerge from the main door. The man raised his arm. The one, Taylor noticed, that was holding the pistol.

“If you had let me run this operation, I…”

“If you had run it, this warehouse would be overrun with more police than I could bribe. You are old enough, but you are not yet wise. Show me wisdom and I will reconsider.”

He took one last cleansing breath, gripped the handle, closed his eyes, pushed the door open with authority, and made a grand entrance. When he opened his eyes again, they boggled at what he saw.

It was nothing. Nothing at all.

“Do you often carry weapons on you in your own tower?”

“Cheeky bastard!” she thought. With one fluid motion, she opened the top right drawer of her desk, pulled out the knife—her letter opener—and casually embedded it in the wall about a foot to the right of Martin’s left ear.

“Now, would you like to tell me why you’re here?”

His knees trembled. This was her: the architect of his pain, his incarceration, his nightmares. The nightmare became real when his eyes locked with hers. Those same eyes.