Finding Trust in the Truth By Josie Brown If you’re a novelist, the best way to make lemonade from a lemon of a non-fict…
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Making Friends and Fostering Connections By Dawn Ius The year 2017 may go down in publishing history as a time for foste…
Between the Lines: Sarah Weinman
Discovery of the “Real” Lolita By Nancy Bilyeau When discussing a novel, many an author will be only too happy to cite …
Between the Lines: Reed Farrel Coleman
Pushing an Icon Forward By Alex Segura Acclaimed author Reed Farrel Coleman is no stranger to writing a successful serie…
Up Close: Sandra Brown
How She Lures the Reader In By Dawn Ius Sandra Brown and her husband, Michael, were in the mattress department at Macy’s…
Up Close: Lisa Black
When Real Life Steps In By R. G. Belsky Lisa Black’s new thriller SUFFER THE CHILDREN puts her two protagonists—forensic…
Up Close: Wendy Corsi Staub
When Questions Demand Answers By Dawn Ius Wendy Corsi Staub has written more than 90 novels—many of which have hit multi…
Up Close: Bev Vincent
Flying High With Stephen King By April Snellings No mode of transportation has inspired more awe than flight—or more ter…
Africa Scene: Jeff Dawson
No Ordinary Thriller By Michael Sears Jeff Dawson is a well-known journalist and author of non-fiction. He is a long-sta…
Debut Focus: Catharine Riggs
A New Revenge By Robert Dugoni Catharine Riggs lives and writes on California’s central coast. A graduate of UCLA with a…
VOX by Christina Dalcher
Set in an America where half the population has been silenced, VOX is the harrowing, unforgettable story of what one wom…
Down With the Underdogs by Ian Truman
By David Healey “I’m a working class kid from a generation that speaks in emojis,” says Ian Truman, a Montreal writer wi…
Support Your Local Pug by Lane Stone
Buckingham Pet Palace may provide services fit for a four-legged king, but there’s no use crying over spilled kibble—not…
Recon by David McCaleb
The assault on America begins with an attack on Red Harmon’s family . . . Trained to endure extreme danger and survive i…
Poughkeepsie Shuffle by Dietrich Kalteis
Jeff Nichols — a man strong of conviction but weak of character — is fresh out of the Don Jail, looking for work — any k…
Walk a Crooked Line by Susan McBride
By E. M. Powell WALK A CROOKED LINE is the second of Susan McBride’s thrillers featuring Texas police detective Jo Larse…
The Devil’s Son by Charles Kowalski
By Azam Gill The moral dilemmas that bind the suspense and action in Charles Kowalski’s THE DEVIL’S SON will keep the re…
Ashes of Victory by Joe Weber and R. J. Pineiro
By Austin S. Camacho The 1980s and 90s were filled with nail-biting military novels that offered alarming scenarios and …
Sea of Heartbreak by William Nikkel
By Terry DiDomenico In William Nikkel’s Sea of Heartbreak, marine biologist Jack Ferrell is sailing the Kaiwi Channel ne…
American History by J. L. Abramo
By Dan Levy In one form or another, we all have families. So in one sense, we have a shared understanding of ideals like…
Presiding Over the Damned by Liam Sweeny
By Tim O’Mara If the phrase “ripped from today’s headlines” weren’t so overused—and possibly trademarked by those Law &a…
Broken Windows by Paul D. Marks
By Charles Salzberg Author Paul Marks’s follow-up to his Shamus Award Winning White Heat doesn’t waste any time setting …
The Crate: A Story of War, a Murder, and Justice by Deborah Vadas Levison
After surviving the horrors of the Holocaust – in ghettos, on death marches, and in concentration camps – a young couple…
Dirty Boulevard: Crime Fiction Inspired by the Songs of Lou Reed by David James Keaton
Inspired by the outcasts, outlaws, and other outré inhabitants of rock legend Lou Reed’s songbook, DIRTY BOULEVARD traff…