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The Big Bluff by Jack Halliday

Middle-aged American hypnotherapist Vernon Prescott has just finished a lecture tour of Australia in the quaint Queensland town of Bundaberg.

May 31, 2018

Defending Justice, Justice Team Series by Misty Evans & Adrienne Giordano

Former prosecutor and now hot-shot defense attorney, Jackie DelRay, is a star in the shark-infested judicial waters of Washington, DC.

May 31, 2018

The Forgotten Ones by Steena Holmes

By Heidi Ruby Miller It’s early morning and New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Steena Holmes is at

May 31, 2018

The Chateau by Tiffany Reisz

As the Jack-of-All-Wicked-Trades for a secretive French military intelligence agency, Kingsley Boissonneault has done it all—spied, lied, and killed under

May 31, 2018

The Consultant by T.J. O’Connor

Jonathan Hunter, a rogue CIA consultant AWOL from his Middle East assignment, returns home to witness his brother’s horrific murder.

May 31, 2018

Sentimental Journey by Paul Sinor

Max Maxwell is working on a stalking case involving the unhappily married lady he has been seeing when he gets

May 31, 2018

Reason to Die by Debbie De Louise

Someone is strangling disabled people in the small town of Baxter, Connecticut. Detective Courtney Lang and her ex-partner and ex-lover,

May 31, 2018

The Real Michael Swann by Bryan Reardon

On a typical late summer day, Julia Swann is on the phone with her husband, Michael, when the call abruptly

May 31, 2018

A Blood Thing by James Hankins

By Dawn Ius Politics has never been a theme in James Hankins’ books before—but it felt right for A BLOOD

May 31, 2018

Ana Rocha: Shadows of Justice by Ammar Habib & Glenda Mendoza

Ana Rocha is a woman on fire. Being talented and from a well-off family, Ana could have become anything. But

May 31, 2018

My Cousin Vinny by Lawrence Kelter

There have been many courtroom dramas that glorified the great American legal system. This is not one of them… Bill

May 31, 2018

Freefall by Adam Hamdy

Eight months after confronting the Pendulum killer, John Wallace is losing himself in a dangerous warzone in a misguided attempt

May 31, 2018

As the Christmas Cookie Crumbles by Leslie Budewitz

In Jewel Bay, Montana’s Christmas Village, all is merry and bright. At Murphy’s Mercantile, aka the Merc, manager Erin Murphy

May 31, 2018

Trigger Switch by Bryon Quertermous

Dominick Prince has been a magnet for trouble his entire life. A series of poor life choices and his natural

May 31, 2018

SEAL Team Six: Hunt the Viper by Ralph Pezzullo and Don Mann

This timely military thriller finds SEAL Team Six and their humanitarian allies confronting a notorious ISIS general, the Viper, during

May 31, 2018

The Surviving Girls by Katee Robert

Twelve years ago, Lei Zhang and her friend Emma Nilsson miraculously lived through the notorious Sorority Row Murders that left

May 27, 2018

May 28 – June 3: “How do you deal with writer’s block?”

It’s something we’ve all had to deal with at one time or another: writer’s block. This week we’re joined by

May 27, 2018

May 21 – 27: “First person or third person or something else?”

First person or third person or something else? This week ITW Members Erica Miner, Chris Malburg, Sanjida Kay, Judy Penz

May 20, 2018

May 14 – 20: “Do you prefer to write during the early morning or the dead of night?”

This week we’re joined by ITW Members Mariah Fredericks, Erica Miner, Sanjida Kay, Judy Penz Sheluk, Mitchell Silver, Paul D.

May 13, 2018

May 7 – 13: “What’s the main difference when writing a short story as opposed to a novel?”

Short stories and anthologies are becoming popular again! This week we’re asking ITW Members Judy Penz Sheluk, Mitch Silver, Barb

May 6, 2018

The May 2018 Edition of The Big Thrill

Read the stories that were in the May edition of The Big Thrill.

April 30, 2018

Between the Lines: Jenny Milchman

Into the Wild By Dawn Ius Jenny Milchman doesn’t write to formula, but admits that each of her novels share

April 30, 2018

Off the Page: Jeffery Deaver

Out-Holmesing Sherlock Holmes By Jeffery Deaver There’s an adage in Hollywood to this effect: When a producer is looking for

April 30, 2018

Trend Alert: The Lure of Historical Suspense

By Dawn Ius By its very nature, fiction is a means of escape, stolen moments in time that allow us

April 30, 2018

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The Big Bluff by Jack Halliday

Defending Justice, Justice Team Series by Misty Evans & Adrienne Giordano

The Forgotten Ones by Steena Holmes

The Chateau by Tiffany Reisz

The Consultant by T.J. O’Connor

Sentimental Journey by Paul Sinor

Reason to Die by Debbie De Louise

The Real Michael Swann by Bryan Reardon

A Blood Thing by James Hankins

Ana Rocha: Shadows of Justice by Ammar Habib & Glenda Mendoza

My Cousin Vinny by Lawrence Kelter

Freefall by Adam Hamdy

As the Christmas Cookie Crumbles by Leslie Budewitz

Trigger Switch by Bryon Quertermous

SEAL Team Six: Hunt the Viper by Ralph Pezzullo and Don Mann

The Surviving Girls by Katee Robert

May 28 – June 3: “How do you deal with writer’s block?”

May 21 – 27: “First person or third person or something else?”

May 14 – 20: “Do you prefer to write during the early morning or the dead of night?”

May 7 – 13: “What’s the main difference when writing a short story as opposed to a novel?”

The May 2018 Edition of The Big Thrill

Between the Lines: Jenny Milchman

Off the Page: Jeffery Deaver

Trend Alert: The Lure of Historical Suspense