By Cathy Perkins On a mother-daughter getaway weekend, PI Edwina Schultz, better known as Eddie Shoes, stumbles upon a g…
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The Last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine (Lynne and Valerie Constantine)
Usually when two sisters are born fourteen years apart, with two brothers in between, they aren’t very close. But that&#…
The Devil’s Work by Mark Edwards
It was the job she had dreamed of since childhood. But on her very first day, when an unnerving encounter drags up memor…
Shadowed by Karen E. Olson
By Sidney Williams The first line of Karen E. Olson’s new novel SHADOWED is one of those that really grabs your attentio…
Ink And Bone by Lisa Unger
By Dawn Ius Lisa Unger won’t tell you how to pen a bestseller, not even if you get on your hands and knees and beg. Fran…
Off the Page: Writing the Autistic Character, by Michael Sears
One of the greatest rewards I have found in this writer’s life is the knowledge that I have deeply touched someone throu…
Author Guided Tour: Linda Fairstein’s New York City
By Linda Fairstein Scratch the surface of an iconic New York City landmark and you are likely to find a dark underside. …
Hidden by Karen E. Olson
By Ovidia Yu Karen E. Olson, well-known author of the Annie Seymour and Tattoo Shop mystery series, launches a new serie…
The Miser’s Dream by John Gaspard
By Gary Kriss Ladies and Gentlemen and Writers of all Genres and Persuasions. Prepare yourselves to partake in an amazin…
Woman With A Blue Pencil by Gordon McAlpine
By John Clement Gordon McAlpine’s latest novel, WOMAN WITH A BLUE PENCIL (Seventh Street Books, 2015), is an engaging an…
The British Lion by Tony Schumacher
By Terry DiDomenico There are all kinds of thrillers and one of the more unusual is an alternate history. Introduced in …
Dead of Summer by Sherry Knowlton
By Eyre Price I recently had the opportunity to ask a few questions of Sherry Knowlton, author of the successful Alexa W…
Heaven Sent by Ann Simas
The bad-luck threes. . . Sophie Doyle is not having a good day. She’s without a car, because hers was stolen. She’s with…
Chilling Effect by Melissa F. Miller
By Wendy Tyson USA Today bestselling author and practicing attorney Melissa F. Miller is well acquainted with the tough …
Burned by Valerie Plame and Sarah Lovett
By Nancy Bilyeau After a 2003 newspaper column on nuclear weapons in Iraq disclosed that she was a CIA operations office…
Stay Dead by Anne Frasier
New York Times bestselling author Anne Frasier takes readers back to her dark, enchanting Savannah—a place as terrifying…
Hunting Shadows: An Inspector Ian Rutledge Mystery by Charles Todd
In the latest mystery from New York Times bestselling author Charles Todd, Inspector Ian Rutledge is summoned to the qui…
Crimes of Memory by L.J. Sellers
L.J. Sellers writes the bestselling Detective Jackson mystery series—a two-time Readers Favorite Award winner—as well …
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The September edition of The Big Thrill is here! 38 new thrillers from ITW Members this month including debut novels fro…
Lies in Wait by Donna Del Oro
Writing this prescient story last year (I wrote LIES IN WAIT before the recent and tragic Boston Marathon bombings) was …
The Homecoming by Carsten Stroud
By Carsten Stroud Four years ago, southbound on Interstate 75, a hundred miles out of Chattanooga and on our way to Sava…
Special to the Big Thrill: Thriller Award Nominees by John Raab
By John Raab And the nominee’s are……. And the winner is….well, you are going to have to wait for ThrillerFest NYC 2013 t…
Special to the Big Thrill: Law & Disorder by John Douglas and Mark Olshaker
By Mark Olshaker THE PERFECT CHARACTER Though I didn’t know it at the time, I’d been looking for John Douglas my entire …
ThrillerFest VI – by Ian Walkley
THRILLERFEST 2011 In July, I attended the International Thriller Writers’ annual ThrillerFest in New York. This wa…