Austin Camacho – Page 2 – THE BIG THRILL

Up Close: D. P. Lyle

Dark Secrets, Convoluted Motives, and Startling Methods of Murder By Austin S. Camacho In these trying times we can all

June 5, 2020

On the Cover: Dale Brown

Exploring the Ultimate High Ground By Austin S. Camacho If you’ve been eagerly anticipating the next Brad McLanahan novel, your

April 30, 2020

The Mendel Paradox by Nick Thacker

By Austin S. Camacho If you love history and science, enjoy travel, and love to read about heroes who win

April 30, 2020

Up Close: Humphrey Hawksley

Bringing the Suspense By Austin S. Camacho The end of the Cold War didn’t extinguish readers’ appetites for fast-paced stories

March 31, 2020

Collision of Lies by Tom Threadgill

By Austin S. Camacho Tom Threadgill is a fresh voice in suspense, and his new novel, COLLISION OF LIES, will

January 31, 2020

Between the Lines: Brad Taylor

Has Pike Logan Met His Match? By Austin S. Camacho My favorite military thrillers follow fictional but realistic and authentic

December 31, 2019

Guilty Not Guilty by Felix Francis

By Austin S. Camacho Tragedy and loss have been the basis of many great thrillers. Greed, jealousy, and murder have

December 1, 2019

Up Close: Andrews and Wilson

Grounded in Reality By Austin S. Camacho In the world of military thrillers, authenticity is key. And you won’t find

October 31, 2019

Up Close: Raymond Khoury

Exploring Alternative Histories By Austin S. Camacho Alternative history novels seem to be a fad right now, and some are

September 30, 2019

Doorways to the Deadeye by Eric J. Guignard

By Austin S. Camacho There are plenty of horror novels out there, but if you want to read something truly

August 30, 2019

Rules of War by Matthew Betley

By Austin S. Camacho If you’re the kind of thriller fan who craves gripping, nonstop military action, you’ll want to

July 31, 2019

Dear Wife by Kimberly Belle

By Austin S. Camacho If you’re looking for a powerful psychological thriller and an emotionally complex story with more twists

June 30, 2019

No Right Way by Michael Niemann

By Austin Camacho If you’ve been looking for crime fiction with a global twist, you’ll want to follow Valentin Vermeulen,

May 31, 2019

Down to the River by Tim O’Mara

By Austin S. Camacho We don’t often get the chance to support a great cause and get a great read

April 30, 2019

The Mask of Midnight by Laurie Stevens

By Austin S. Camacho The psychological thriller might be the most challenging type to write well, but Laurie Stevens has

March 31, 2019

Up Close: Brad Taylor

Keeping it Real Amid Fictional Conspiracy By Austin S. Camacho When you pick up a military thriller, you want to

January 31, 2019

On the Cover: J. H. Bográn

What if Hitler had Produced Offspring? By Austin S. Camacho J. H. Bográn’s new thriller, HEIR OF EVIL, grows out

December 31, 2018

A Killer’s Alibi by William L. Myers, Jr.

By Austin S. Camacho Legal thrillers seem to be making a comeback—and if you’re looking for a twisty one with

December 31, 2018

Game of the Gods by Jay Schiffman

By Austin S. Camacho Tired of hearing about the current political craziness? No problem. Jay Schiffman’s GAME OF THE GODS

September 30, 2018

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 were

August 31, 2018

Pray for Death by James Hilton

By Austin S. Camacho The Gunn brothers are at it again in Jim Hilton’s latest international thriller, PRAY FOR DEATH,

July 31, 2018

Safe Houses by Dan Fesperman

By Austin S. Camacho If you’re looking for a truly gripping work of suspense, you should check out Dan Fesperman’s

June 30, 2018

Bum Deal by Paul Levine

By Austin S. Camacho If you’re looking for a hero with heart and a brain-teasing mystery in the crowded field

May 31, 2018

Unloaded Volume 2 by Eric Beetner (Editor)

By Austin Camacho Unloaded was an Anthony-nominated anthology that asked writers to tell a crime story without one of the

April 30, 2018

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