The Spaces Between By April Snellings If you’re a writer who uses Twitter, there’s a…
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The Spaces Between By April Snellings If you’re a writer who uses Twitter, there’s a…
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Read More →Synchronicities, Cults, and Coincidences By Allison McKnight Dean Koontz needs no introduction (but here we…
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Read More →This issue of The Big Thrill truly goes global this month, featuring authors from Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Puerto Rico, the UK, and more. April Snellings goes Between the Lines with horror-master Gabino Iglesias, Dawn Ius chats with Amina Akhtar and ITW-award winner Amanda Jayatissa, and Neil Nyren gets the scoop on a brilliant Navajo mystery by Navajo screenwriter Ramona Emerson. The incomparable Meg Gardiner answers 20 questions in The Big Thrill’s BAU column, Bryan E. Robinson shares strategies on how to manage your writing stress, and we get Up Close with bestselling genre superstars Sandra Brown, Kathy Reichs, Dean Koontz, Chuck Hogan, Catherine Coulter, Megan Miranda and dozens more! The August issue is live now—you’re not going to want to miss it.
If you flew like a nightbird into the Mekong Delta jungle near Saigon, you would find The Killing School. Required studies: Mind Control, Persuasion Techniques, Pharmaceutical Interventions. Those afraid of the dark…
In Echo Hill, Ohio, the dead begin to reappear, manifesting in various forms, from classic ghosts and poltergeists to physical undead and bizarre apparitions for which there is no name. These malign…
Exciting historical fiction about the years-long tense standoff between legendary gentleman Californio bandit Tiburcio Vasquez and equally legendary western detective lawman Harry Morse. Story covers both men’s young lives from their teenage…
Despite the angry scars she carries from her childhood training, Zoe Lorel has reached a good place in her life. She has her dream job as an elite operative in an international…
Becky leads a near-perfect life. She has a loving boyfriend, a great job and good friends. But when a strange man moves in next door, things start to change. Becky’s tyres get…
By George Mehok If anyone is qualified to write a compelling international thriller series, it’s Humphrey Hawksley. And as the world desperately seeks peace and diplomacy for Ukraine, this is where his…
Police Chief Aidan Cruz agrees with Grace’s Uncle Vito that she’s the perfect person to find recently deceased Nella’s missing items—jewelry, artwork, legal documents—somewhere in the mansion where Nella lived. Grace is…
Much More Than a Familiar Whodunnit By Charles Salzberg Haley Scrivenor’s debut adult novel, DIRT CREEK, doesn’t waste any time. By page two the body of Esther, a 12-year-old missing child, is…
In eastern Kentucky, Miranda Trent runs a unique tour company called Paint & Shine, but sometimes the peaceful mountains play host to murder… Miranda’s business—combining Appalachian adventure tours with art and a…
The Sky Club tells the story of Jo Salter, a woman from the North Carolina mountains, who sets about constructing a new life for herself in Asheville in the wake of her…
Marsay Speaks on Cyanide Poisoning, Medieval Settings, and Her Publishing Journey By Susana Kuehne Helen Marsay, writer of quick-paced English detective stories with a touch of humor, prepares for the launch of…
In an affluent Chicago suburb, Maggie Santori Blake, a clever stay-at-home mom with vivid daydreams of a more exciting life, is caught up in a dangerous game of espionage when an elusive…