David Healey, Author at THE BIG THRILL

The Last of Her by Brent Spencer

By David Healey Set in Afghanistan, THE LAST OF HER is a military thriller from Brent Spencer, who is known

May 2, 2022

When Heroes Flew: The Shangri-La Raiders by H.W. “Buzz” Bernard

By David Healey In the fight against Imperial Japan, the early months of 1942 were some of the bleakest and

June 30, 2021

Eagles Over Britain by Lee Jackson

By David Healey As WWII rages, Britain fights back, not just in the skies, but also with technology. From Bletchley

March 31, 2021

After Alice Fell by Kim Taylor Blakemore

By David Healey In the summer of 1865, the nation is just beginning to heal from the bitter Civil War.

February 28, 2021

Blacksnow Zero by Lee Gimenez

By David Healey Author Lee Gimenez is one of those rare writers who still uses a pen and paper to

September 30, 2020

When Heroes Flew by H. W. “Buzz” Bernard

By David Healey Former Weather Channel senior meteorologist H. W. “Buzz” Bernard is best known for his thrillers related to

June 5, 2020

Flight Risk by Cara Putman

By David Healey In her ambitious new novel, author Cara Putman takes on so many topics that this thriller is

March 31, 2020

The Savage Deeps by Timothy S. Johnston

By David Healey Deep under the oceans, more than a century from today, a struggle is being waged for the

December 31, 2019

Pride & Extreme Prejudice by Eric J. Gates

By David Healey When you’re interviewing a thriller writer who is an expert on cybersecurity and computers in general, it’s

September 30, 2019

No Salvation by Jeffery Hess

By David Healey If there’s such a thing as navy noir, navy veteran and author Jeffery Hess has created just

May 31, 2019

Welcome to HolyHell by Math Bird

By David Healey Welsh writer Math Bird works in a studio overlooking the Dee Estuary in the town of Holywell.

October 31, 2018

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

August 31, 2018

The Fairfax Incident by Terrence McCauley

By David Healey Set in 1933, THE FAIRFAX INCIDENT by Terrence McCauley seems at first to be a traditional noir

May 31, 2018

Tushhog by Jeffery Hess

By David Healey Florida and crime fiction go together like windshields and bugs on a summer night while speeding down

April 30, 2018

An Engineered Injustice by William L. Myers Jr.

By David Healey Imagine riding Amtrak’s fastest train, the Acela. Inside, the seats are comfortable and the coaches are well

February 28, 2018

Man of Honor by Chris Malburg

By David Healey Chris Malburg is a writer who wants to get things right. Sure, it’s not unusual for a

January 31, 2018

Written Off by Sheila Lowe

By David Healey Be warned. At one glance, author Shelia Lowe can almost instantly know your deepest secrets and take

December 31, 2017

Merlin at War by Mark Ellis

By David Healey Writing in a comfortable studio surrounded by books, the scenes playing in the mind of Mark Ellis

October 31, 2017

After the Ides by Peter Tonkin

By David Healey Veteran author Peter Tonkin has written a number of books, thanks in part to his hard-driving writing

August 31, 2017

The Secret of Bramble Hill by Sue Owens Wright

By David Healey The West Coast in the year 2017 may seem a long way from the English countryside of

March 31, 2017

Shipwreck by William Nikkel

By David Healey Thriller author William “Willie” Nikkel was out fishing one day when he caught a good idea. He

October 31, 2016

Patriarch Run by Benjamin Dancer

By David Healey In our connected age, it’s usually easy to reach an author for an interview, unless that author

September 30, 2016

Cascadia by H.W. Bernard

By David Healey H.W. “Buzz” Bernard has just the sort of resume you might expect from an author of weather-related

June 30, 2016

Warning Order by Joshua Hood

By David Healey Joshua Hood may be a relative newcomer to the ranks of published authors, but he is one

May 31, 2016