Luke Gunner

Luke Gunner has always loved stories but was never very good at reading, so when diagnosed with dyslexia as a teenager, he saw it as a good excuse to give up on reading altogether. It was only when some friends bought him a copy of Ian Fleming’s Dr. No that he realised that no matter how hard reading was – it was worth the effort.

He has been writing his own stories ever since, as otherwise they would just keep building up inside his head with nowhere to go.

He started writing Rhona’s Gift at the beginning of the first lock-down as a means of escapism, but it quickly turned into an obsession, and he would love for people to have as much fun reading it as he had writing it.

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