T. A. Morton

Fiction that lingers. Stories rooted in place, identity, and mystery.

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Book cover of 'The Coffee Shop Masquerade' by T.A. Morton featuring an illustration of a person in a hoodie and a hockey mask sitting at a table with a coffee mug.

The Coffee Shop Masquerade

A layered tale of identity, longing, and the masks we wear—set in a Hong Kong café where every cup of coffee comes with a secret.

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Book cover for "Someone is Coming" by T. A. Morton, featuring a photo of a roaring tiger against a cloudy sky background.

Someone is Coming

A haunting tale set on a remote Malayan plantation in the 1920s, where secrets linger in the heat and the sense that someone is coming refuses to fade.

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Book cover titled 'Crime Bits 2' by Val McDermid, featuring a magnifying glass and text about crime fiction puzzles, crosswords, and mysteries.

CrimeBits 2

The opening of Restless Haints, my upcoming crime novel, appears in CrimeBits 2—a collection of gripping first pages from crime novels, handpicked by Val McDermid as part of the Black Spring Prize.

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T. A. Morton

About the Author

T.A. Morton is an Irish/Australian writer. In 2020 she was shortlisted for the Virginia Prize for Fiction and the Bridport Prize. She has a Masters in Crime and Thriller Writing from Cambridge University.

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A book titled "The Coffee Shop Masquerade" by T.A. Morton, featuring an illustration of a person in a red hoodie with a mask, sitting at a table with a coffee cup, on a bar counter in a dimly lit setting.
Two women taking a selfie in front of a red and white backdrop with the CNA 938 logo, smiling and holding booklets.
A woman with blond hair reading a book titled 'The Coffee Shop Murder' on stage while holding a microphone.
Books displayed on a wooden shelf, including 'The Coffee Shop Masquerade' by T.A. Morton, 'Someone Is Coming' by T.A. Morton, 'The Cat Who Saved the Library' by Sosuke Natsukawa, and 'How to Draw a Dog' by L. Crooks.