Claire Buss is an award-winning multi-genre author and poet. She wanted to be Lois Lane when she grew up but work experience at her local paper was eye-opening. Instead, Claire went on to work in a variety of admin roles for over a decade but never felt quite at home. An avid reader, baker and Pinterest addict Claire won second place in the Barking and Dagenham Pen to Print writing competition in 2015 with her debut novel, The Gaia Effect, setting her writing career in motion. She continues to write passionately and is hopelessly addicted to cake.
The Gaia Effect
Corporation are in control of everything including reproduction. They protect. They provide. They care. Corporation lied.
The Gaia Effect is the first book in hopeful dystopian trilogy, The Gaia Collection, and is set 200 years in the future after much of the planet and the human race have been decimated.
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The Gaia Project
Corporation fight back under a new, more terrifying organization called New Corp and Kira, Jed and their friends end up fleeing for their lives trying to find a safe place to live.
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The Gaia Solution
Kira and Jed Jenkins not only have to deal with surviving against New Corp but an extinction environmental event is looming on the horizon and they’re running out of time to save what’s left of the human race.
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The Gaia Collection
The Gaia Collection is the complete trilogy of all three hopeful dystopia, climate-fiction, Gaia books together in one volume.
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The Rose Thief
Someone is stealing the Emperor's roses so Ned Spinks, Chief Thief-Catcher, is tasked with apprehending the thief one way or another.
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The Interspecies Poker Tournament
There's a murderous moustache killing fae in Roshaven so Ned Spinks and his team of thief-catchers need to figure out who is behind it and how to catch them.
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Ye Olde Magick Shoppe
An unwanted magick shoppe has appeared in Roshaven and is causing havoc.
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Little Book of Verse
“Claire’s poetry has both tenderness and heartache – a little book of substance.” Leo McBride, Inklings Press
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