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Into a Dark Frontier by John Mangan

In the near future, Africa collapses into an enormous failed state, leaving the continent lawless and severely depopulated. For most,

September 30, 2017

Asking for Truffle by Dorothy St. James

When Charity Penn receives a letter saying she won a trip to Camellia Beach, South Carolina complete with free cooking

September 30, 2017

Hair Brained by Nancy J. Cohen

Was the car crash an accident or a deliberate attempt to run Marla’s friends off the road? When hairstylist Marla

September 30, 2017

The Secrets on Chicory Lane by Raymond Benson

Sixty-one-year-old Shelby Truman, a bestselling romance novelist, receives a request to visit her childhood friend, Eddie, who is on death

September 30, 2017

Desert Remains by Steven Cooper

Someone is filling the desert caves around Phoenix with bodies–a madman who, in a taunting ritual, is leaving behind a

September 30, 2017

Falling Too by Gordon Brown

In the early hours of a Thursday morning in August 1963, one of the UK’s most famous crimes was committed

September 30, 2017

Angel Babies by Ann Simas

Andi Comstock isn’t the type of person to tell someone who’s been murdered to take a hike, especially if that

September 30, 2017

Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda

Paul Strom has the perfect life: a glittering career as an advertising executive, a beautiful wife, two healthy boys and

September 30, 2017

This Side of Murder by Anna Lee Huber

England, 1919. Verity Kent’s grief over the loss of her husband pierces anew when she receives a cryptic letter, suggesting

September 30, 2017

Lights Out Summer by Rich Zahradnik

In March 1977, ballistics link murders going back six months to the same Charter Arms Bulldog .44. A serial killer,

September 30, 2017

Deadly Defense by R. Barri Flowers

Three years ago, Miami defense attorney Grace Gaynor was the victim of a violent sexual assault in which she killed

September 30, 2017

Hau Tree Green by Bob Bickford

Sometimes secrets are too big to live with. Sometimes dying is a relief. Beatrice Stone came to the West Coast

September 30, 2017

Bolt Action Remedy by J. J. Hensley

Former Pittsburgh narcotics detective Trevor Galloway has been hired to look into the year-old homicide of a prominent businessman who

September 30, 2017

A Room with a Brew by Joyce Tremel

It’s Oktoberfest in Pittsburgh, and brew pub owner Maxine “Max” O’Hara is prepping for a busy month at the Allegheny

September 30, 2017

Follow the Dead by Lin Anderson

On holiday in the Scottish Highlands, forensic scientist Dr Rhona MacLeod joins a mountain rescue team on Cairngorm summit, where

September 30, 2017

Undeniable by Tom Grace

Ex-Navy SEAL Nolan Kilkenny receives a desperate plea for help from doctors frantic to save the life of a young

September 30, 2017

The Deep Dark Descending by Allen Eskens

Exploration of Vengeance By Wendy Tyson We first met homicide detective Max Rupert in Allen Eskens’ award-winning novel The Life

September 30, 2017

The Church of the Holy Child by Patricia Hale

By John Darrin I have a theory about authors. It’s not a very original theory, nor is it startling in

September 30, 2017

Book of Judas by Linda Stasi

New York City reporter Alessandra Russo is pulled into yet another intrigue; this time her friend Roy inherits a strange

September 30, 2017

September 25 – October 1: “Is it difficult to write comedy into thrillers?”

This week we’re discussing comedy and humor in the thriller genre: Is it difficult to write comedy or humor into

September 24, 2017

Edinburgh Twilight by Carole Lawrence

As a new century approaches, Edinburgh is a city divided. The wealthy residents of New Town live in comfort, while

September 19, 2017

September 18 – 24: “What are some other countries that might take center stage in the future?”

The Cold War is behind us, or is it? Russia still plays a key role in thrillers. This week ITW

September 17, 2017

September 11 – 17: “Describe fiction’s regard and disregard for the long-term unemployed.”

People who don’t have jobs can become quite desperate and disheartened. This week we’re joined by ITW Members Vincent Zandri,

September 10, 2017

September 4 – 10: “Best symbolism employed in thrillers in recent years?”

This week join ITW Members Lisa Towles, J. H. Bográn and D. J. Adamson as they describe some of the

September 3, 2017

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Into a Dark Frontier by John Mangan

Asking for Truffle by Dorothy St. James

Hair Brained by Nancy J. Cohen

The Secrets on Chicory Lane by Raymond Benson

Desert Remains by Steven Cooper

Falling Too by Gordon Brown

Angel Babies by Ann Simas

Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda

This Side of Murder by Anna Lee Huber

Lights Out Summer by Rich Zahradnik

Deadly Defense by R. Barri Flowers

Hau Tree Green by Bob Bickford

Bolt Action Remedy by J. J. Hensley

A Room with a Brew by Joyce Tremel

Follow the Dead by Lin Anderson

Undeniable by Tom Grace

The Deep Dark Descending by Allen Eskens

The Church of the Holy Child by Patricia Hale

Book of Judas by Linda Stasi

September 25 – October 1: “Is it difficult to write comedy into thrillers?”

Edinburgh Twilight by Carole Lawrence

September 18 – 24: “What are some other countries that might take center stage in the future?”

September 11 – 17: “Describe fiction’s regard and disregard for the long-term unemployed.”

September 4 – 10: “Best symbolism employed in thrillers in recent years?”