For someone who is notoriously bad at promoting themselves and their work, this is rather surreal. Ordinarily it is harder than getting blood from a stone asking me what I have been spending my time doing. Those days in the past, however, as I will keeping this blog regularly updated. From my latest book promotion to my thoughts on the latest glass of wine I have drunk to historical reflections and eveything in between, this will be the one stop shop for all things Tom Meredith. Never fear though, it won't just me be. I will have a wide range of people contributing to this page, from fellow authors to those working with charitable causes close to my heart. So, be sure not to miss a beat and regularly refresh!
16 Apr 2026
Unmasking Darkness: The Enigmatic Antagonist of *Blood in the Water*
For those who’ve submerged themselves in the treacherous depths of Blood in the Water, you've witnessed the unraveling of a character shrouded in mystery and dark intent. As we peel back the layers, one figure emerges distinctly: a...
15 Apr 2026
As we delve deeper into our story’s universe, I am excited to introduce a character who embodies sinister complexity, a true foil to our heroes: Bashir Sadaq. This new addition to our narrative landscape is not just any villain; he’s a cunning and ruthless intelligence officer hailing from Syria, br...
14 Apr 2026
As an author, one of the most exhilarating parts of writing is creating complex characters that resonate with readers. I'm thrilled to introduce you to one such character in my latest novel: Navy SEAL James Canto.
From the outset, James steps into the spotlight with the weight of his profession gro...
13 Apr 2026
Yes, it is that time again readers! Time to delve into some of the characters in my new novel! You know a handful of the team, but we have some new players! Today, however, we are discussing our Prime Minister. He is embattled and beleaguered after the events of Blood in the Water, but for now he re...
9 Apr 2026
I think one thing that anyone who has read my books will agree on is that I don't make life easy for myself. Not only have I chosen to end my books with not all of the threads wrapped up, but I do not have one central protagonist who the story revolves around. Instead, I chose from the outset to hav...
