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The Bone Curse by Carrie Rubin

By Austin S. Camacho Looking for a new medical thriller with a unique paranormal twist? It’s time for you to

March 31, 2018

Last Seen by Rick Mofina

By Austin S. Camacho Not all great thrillers are about global threats. Rick Mofina has created a pulse-pounding nail-biter focused

February 28, 2018

Sins of the Fathers by Joseph Badal

By Austin S. Camacho If you like your thrillers to be complex, stimulating, and tension-filled, with heroes you love and villains you

January 31, 2018

Sailor Take Warning by William Nikkel

By Austin S. Camacho Even in winter we sometimes crave a good beach read. And if you’re looking for an

December 31, 2017

Killing John the Baptist by Matthew Peters

By Austin S. Camacho In his new religious thriller, Matthew Peters brings readers international action, heart-gripping suspense, and a secret

October 31, 2017

Demaris Protocol by Brian Randall

By Austin S. Camacho DEMARIS PROTOCOL is a taut espionage thriller set twenty-five years in the past when views toward

September 30, 2017

The Sorbonne Affair by Mark Pryor

The Power of a Sharp Mind By Austin S. Camacho If you’ve had enough of explosions and are looking for

August 31, 2017

Dieting Can be Murder by Susan Santangelo

By Austin S. Camacho If you haven’t already discovered how much fun a couple of baby boomer amateur sleuths can

August 31, 2017

Hook’s Tale by John Leonard Pielmeier

By Austin S. Camacho If you think you know all there is to know about Peter Pan’s famous foil Captain

July 31, 2017

Resurrection America by Jeff Gunhus

By Austin Camacho I believe the scariest thrillers are those rooted in fact. So despite its science-fiction spin, RESURRECTION AMERICA

June 30, 2017

The Fallen by Eric Van Lustbader

By Austin S. Camacho In his latest novel, Eric van Lustbader turns away from the secret agent action of the

May 31, 2017

The Darkness of Evil by Alan Jacobson

Creating the Truly Terrifying Antagonist By Austin S. Camacho Want to know what goes on in the mind of a

April 30, 2017

Beyond Justice by Cara Putnam

By Austin S. Camacho Author Cara Putman introduces a bright new protagonist in her latest novel BEYOND JUSTICE, a legal

March 31, 2017

Poisoned Tears by J. H. Bográn

A Rough Around the Edges Hero By Austin S. Camacho If you think it’s all been done in private eye

February 28, 2017

Murdered in the Gourmet Kitchen and Serial Killers and Prostitutes by R. Barri Flowers

By Austin S. Camacho Award winning criminologist R. Barri Flowers is a bestselling author of both fiction and nonfiction. This

January 31, 2017

Job’s Comfort by A.J. Davidson

By Austin S. Camacho The best fiction goes beyond entertainment to make a statement or observation about society. A. J.

January 2, 2017

And Then He Was Gone by Joan Hall Hovey

By Austin S. Camacho When a man disappears, his wife is always the prime suspect. But not every woman will

November 30, 2016

Between the Lines: Alex Kava

A Writer Who Defies Expectations By Austin S. Camacho Alex Kava’s literary career is a beautiful paradox. In addition to

September 30, 2016

Fatal Odds by John F. Dobbyn

By Austin Camacho Some legal thrillers trap the reader in a courtroom, but the heroic attorneys in FATAL ODDS face

July 31, 2016

Ice Station Nautilus by Rick Campbell

By Austin S. Camacho Not many writers have the knowledge and experience to write authentic submarine military adventures. Rick Campbell

June 30, 2016

Between the Lines with Daniel Palmer

Embracing the Legacy—and Setting a New Mark By Austin S. Camacho I’ve heard that varied experiences, an artistic temperament, or

May 31, 2016

Seven Days Dead by John Farrow

Setting as Touchstone and Unforgettable Characters By Austin S. Camacho A great detective never turns his back on a murder, even

May 31, 2016

Beyond the Ice Limit by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

Returning to a Reader-Favorite Character 15 Years Later By Austin S. Camacho Die-hard fans of Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

May 31, 2016

The Semester of Our Discontent by Cynthia Kuhn

By Austin S. Camacho Brain twisting murder mysteries can take place just about any place, but if you’ve never read

March 31, 2016

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The Bone Curse by Carrie Rubin

Last Seen by Rick Mofina

Sins of the Fathers by Joseph Badal

Sailor Take Warning by William Nikkel

Killing John the Baptist by Matthew Peters

Demaris Protocol by Brian Randall

The Sorbonne Affair by Mark Pryor

Dieting Can be Murder by Susan Santangelo

Hook’s Tale by John Leonard Pielmeier

Resurrection America by Jeff Gunhus

The Fallen by Eric Van Lustbader

The Darkness of Evil by Alan Jacobson

Beyond Justice by Cara Putnam

Poisoned Tears by J. H. Bográn

Murdered in the Gourmet Kitchen and Serial Killers and Prostitutes by R. Barri Flowers

Job’s Comfort by A.J. Davidson

And Then He Was Gone by Joan Hall Hovey

Between the Lines: Alex Kava

Fatal Odds by John F. Dobbyn

Ice Station Nautilus by Rick Campbell

Between the Lines with Daniel Palmer

Seven Days Dead by John Farrow

Beyond the Ice Limit by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

The Semester of Our Discontent by Cynthia Kuhn