Meet Bonnie and the new man in her life, Rogan; and discover what happens when hard maths meets a rolled up newspaper.

When Bonnie encounters Rogan taking a photograph of the street sign outside her house, she is plunged into a world she couldn’t have expected. A world where she visits the Moon, watches life begin, and learns the true depth of a mathematics that allows Rogan and his friends to travel instantly across the world using nothing more than their mobile phones.

But now Bonnie has bigger problems than a boyfriend who can walk through walls – she’s running for her life, and if she’s caught…

“A brilliant YA story from an author with the imagination to fire a dozen Dr Who stories! Exciting and gripping.” Michael Jecks, author of the Sir Baldwin and Simon medieval murder mysteries

“I am in love with this book! … a great mixture of New Adult/Adult romance and The Big Bang Theory on television. I loved Bonnie! She was a spitfire, a great mix of a damsel in distress and a strong female lead.”Amy Cagle – Books Complete Me Unlimited

“I picked this book up to read yesterday … and I finished it this morning and the kitchen floor is still dirty. I didn’t want to put it down, although I did sleep in the middle. It was the kind of book that slowly sucks you in and then you realise that you’re halfway through and really need to get some sleep.” Leonie Rogers, author of Frontier Incursion

Janis grew up in and around Darwin and its rural surrounds. As she spent a lot of her early childhood in the science building of the Darwin University, it took her a long time to realise that not everyone got to grow up like that or could relate to all the Science Labs scenes in the old Dr Who.

She now lives in the Adelaide Hills with her husband and 3 children – the latter lovingly referred to as ‘Demonic Hordes’ – and their increasing menagerie. Is a self-confessed Haus Frau trying to find the right balance between horde wrangling, keeping house and garden decent, café visits for much needed hot chocolates and writing. Likes to make life even more difficult for herself, from time to time, by taking the occasional contract in ICT Support to help pay the bills.

Janis has been writing all her life, enjoying success with articles and prose submitted to online ezines and competitions. Needs to write to keep herself as close to sane as she knows, despite all the other commitments that get in the road. This often means she finds herself sitting up in bed after midnight tapping away on her laptop just to get that damned story idea out of her head.

Bonnie’s Story is her first published book, something she’s rather pleased with as it only took her three months of pitching to be offered a contract for. Her new manuscript Isis, Vampires and Ghosts – Oh My! took her a year to write and only four days of pitching to score first contract offer.

For more information visit http://janishill.wordpress.com/.