By L.J. Sellers Kirkus Reviews called DON’T TURN AROUND, the first book in the Persefone trilogy, “A pulse-poundin…
Unseen by Karin Slaughter
By L.J. Sellers “Undercover work is a great opportunity to be somebody else and be someplace else,” says Kar…
The Trade by Colby Marshall
By L.J. Sellers After her widely praised debut, CHAIN OF COMMAND, Colby Marshall is back with another hair-raising thril…
Stolen by Daniel Palmer
By L.J. Sellers After the success of his first two thrillers, Daniel Palmer’s third novel, STOLEN, was eagerly ant…
Fear of Beauty by Susan Froetschel
By L.J. Sellers A mystery set in Afghanistan—you don’t read that description very often. But after a decade of US …
Against the Odds by Kat Martin
By L.J. Sellers Kat Martin’s newest release, AGAINST THE ODDS, is anything but. After fifty novels and numerous bestsell…
Blind Spot by Laura Ellen
By L.J. Sellers If three is a charm, then twenty-five rewrites should be magic. BLIND SPOT, a debut YA thriller by Laura…
Nightwatcher by Wendy Corsi Staub
By L.J. Sellers What happens when you combine the terror of an entire city—New York during 9/11—with the terror of an in…
Heartbroken by Lisa Unger
By L.J. Sellers Hearing a character’s voice in her head is often what inspires bestselling author Lisa Unger to start a …
The Scarlet Pepper by Dorothy St. James
By L.J. Sellers In THE SCARLET PEPPER, White House gardener Casey Calhoun solves a double mystery: Who is tampering with…
Edge of Midnight by Leslie Tentler
By L.J. Sellers “A compelling plot, thick suspense, a cunning villain, a shattered cop, and a victim who wants ans…
The Burning Edge by Rick Mofina
By L.J. Sellers Rick Mofina has been writing about crime—both as a reporter and a novelist—for three decades, and his sk…
Who Do, Voodoo? by Rochelle Staab
By L.J. Sellers Her interest in the occult started around the same early age as her love of mysteries so it seems only n…
Picture Of Lies by C.C. Harrison
By L.J. Sellers She’s been highly praised by bestselling author Tony Hillerman, but C.C. Harrison writes her own brand o…
Senior Moments Are Murder by Mike Befeler
by L.J. Sellers When the protagonist is eighty-four, cranky, and has short-term memory loss, telling the story with a se…
Abyss by David Hagberg
by L.J. Sellers At 17, David Hagberg ran away from a future in the steel mills of Minnesota to join the Air Force—a deci…
The Last Time I Saw Paris by Lynn Sheene
by L.J. Sellers Writing great fiction is a craft, and Lynn Sheene is proof. She penned the first chapter of her debut no…
Midnight Caller by Leslie Tentler
By L.J. Sellers Being compared to Lisa Jackson with her debut novel is quite a coup for Leslie Tentler. After years of w…
Senseless by Mary Burton
By L.J. Sellers When Publishers Weekly compared Mary Burton’s new release, Senseless, to Stieg Larsson’s work, she’d onl…
The Damage Done by Hilary Davidson
By L.J. Sellers Hilary Davidson smiles like an angel, but she broke into fiction with short stories that are as dark and…