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JackHammer by Paul Dale Anderson

Andy Sinnott and Connie Kelly face off with a professional assassin in this taut psychological thriller. Burke—hired by the mob

October 31, 2017

Storm’s Edge by Tony Healey

In the midst of an internal investigation, the police department is thrown into chaos when Captain Frank Morelli is gunned

October 31, 2017

The Missing by C. L. Taylor

In this harrowing psychological thriller about a missing teenage boy, a mother must expose the secrets within their own family

October 31, 2017

Best-Laid Plants by Marty Wingate

A trip to the Cotswolds turns into a brush with death for Pru Parke, the only gardener whose holiday wouldn’t

October 31, 2017

Hunger Moon by Alexandra Sokoloff

Special Agent Matthew Roarke has abandoned his rogue search for serial killer Cara Lindstrom. He’s returned to the FBI to

October 31, 2017

Death’s Silent Judgement by Anne Coates

DEATH’S SILENT JUDGEMENT is the thrilling sequel to Dancers in the Wind, and continues the gripping series starring London-based investigative

October 31, 2017

October 30 – November 5: “Horror in thrillers, do they mix and match?”

This week we’re joined by ITW Members Gordon Brown, Rick R. Reed, Thomas Malafarina, Vincent Zandri and Arthur Kerns as

October 29, 2017

October 23 – 29: “Which comes first, the reader or the story?”

Which comes first, the chicken or the egg? The reader or the story? This week ITW Members Neil S. Plakcy,

October 22, 2017

October 16 – 22: “Is it a good idea to set thrillers in the Fall?”

Thrillers set in the Fall, is it a good idea? That’s the question posed this week to ITW Members Steven

October 15, 2017

October 9 – 15: “What’s the one fiction writing guidebook that every writer should have?”

This week we’re joined by ITW Members Carole Lawrence, Kaira Rouda, Dorothy St. James and Martin Roy Hill to answer

October 8, 2017

October 2 – 8: “Are some careers more suitable for characters in thrillers than others?”

Are some careers more suitable for characters in thrillers than others? That’s the question facing ITW Members Andrew Mayne, Bob

October 1, 2017

Trend Report: Where is the Horror Novel Headed?

By Dawn Ius It’s impossible to overstate the impact of Stephen King on the realm of horror fiction. Beginning

September 30, 2017

International Thrills: Polina Dashkova

Each New Novel Is the First And The Last By Layton Green I’ve never met anyone who loves books and isn’t

September 30, 2017

The October 2017 Edition of The Big Thrill

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

September 30, 2017

The Names of Dead Girls by Eric Rickstad

The Fine Art of Terrifying By Dawn Ius Eric Rickstad was just 14 years old when a terrifying encounter stripped

September 30, 2017

Debut Author Spotlight: Kellye Garrett

By Ray Daniel I met Kellye in the bar at Thrillerfest after our mutual Midnight Ink editor had told me about her

September 30, 2017

The Last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine (Lynne and Valerie Constantine)

Usually when two sisters are born fourteen years apart, with two brothers in between, they aren’t very close. But that’s

September 30, 2017

Passport to Murder: Bouchercon Anthology 2017 by John McFetridge (Editor)

Janet Hutchings, Chris Grabenstein, Gary Phillips, and Hilary Davidson headline a new world tour anthology of 22 stories from the

September 30, 2017

Dark Traces by Martin Steyn

What is really worse? Being the one who dies? Or the one who keeps on living? Warrant Officer Jan Magson,

September 30, 2017

Coyote Zone by Kathryn Lane

Nikki Garcia is an unlikely Sam Spade: a former international auditor who turns private investigator and lands an assignment in

September 30, 2017

Nobody Rides for Free by Neil S. Plakcy

By Terri Nolan For his series featuring FBI Special Agent Angus Green, author Neil Plakcy participated in the FBI Citizens

September 30, 2017

Spliced by Jon McGoran

A Hidden Agenda By Donna Galanti In SPLICED, young people modify themselves by splicing animal genes into their own to

September 30, 2017

Double Trouble in Iowa by Wendy Byrne

By L E Fitzpatrick After the success of Nearly Dead in Iowa, USA Today bestselling author Wendy Byrne is back

September 30, 2017

Lethal Love by William Patrick Hackett

By G. Robert Frazier A native of New York City, William Patrick Hackett took an unusual path to that of

September 30, 2017

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JackHammer by Paul Dale Anderson

Storm’s Edge by Tony Healey

The Missing by C. L. Taylor

Best-Laid Plants by Marty Wingate

Hunger Moon by Alexandra Sokoloff

Death’s Silent Judgement by Anne Coates

October 30 – November 5: “Horror in thrillers, do they mix and match?”

October 23 – 29: “Which comes first, the reader or the story?”

October 16 – 22: “Is it a good idea to set thrillers in the Fall?”

October 9 – 15: “What’s the one fiction writing guidebook that every writer should have?”

October 2 – 8: “Are some careers more suitable for characters in thrillers than others?”

Trend Report: Where is the Horror Novel Headed?

International Thrills: Polina Dashkova

The October 2017 Edition of The Big Thrill

The Names of Dead Girls by Eric Rickstad

Debut Author Spotlight: Kellye Garrett

The Last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine (Lynne and Valerie Constantine)

Passport to Murder: Bouchercon Anthology 2017 by John McFetridge (Editor)

Dark Traces by Martin Steyn

Coyote Zone by Kathryn Lane

Nobody Rides for Free by Neil S. Plakcy

Spliced by Jon McGoran

Double Trouble in Iowa by Wendy Byrne

Lethal Love by William Patrick Hackett