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August 14 – 20: “If you could write in another genre, which one would that be?”

If you could write in another genre, which one would that be? This week we’re joined by ITW Members J.

August 13, 2017

August 7 – 13: “How many thrillers do you read each year?”

How many thrillers do you read each year? How do you choose from the vast selection? Those are the questions

August 7, 2017

The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter

Playing With the Truth By April Snellings Seventeen years into one of the most impressive careers in contemporary publishing, Karin

July 31, 2017

The August 2017 Edition of The Big Thrill

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

July 31, 2017

Afterlife by Marcus Sakey

A Book That Sprung From a Dream By Dawn Ius Marcus Sakey spent a year wandering the familiar streets of

July 31, 2017

Seeing Red by Sandra Brown

Working for It By Dawn Ius Seventy-nine novels line the shelves of a special bookcase in Sandra Brown’s home. Original

July 31, 2017

Among the Dead by J. R. Backlund

Rachel Carver blames herself for the death of an innocent woman in her last case as a special agent for

July 31, 2017

The Black Kachina by Jack Getze

When a top-secret weapon goes missing on Colonel Maggie Black’s watch, her honor and her career are on the line.

July 31, 2017

A Merciful Truth by Kendra Elliot

Raised by a family of survivalists, FBI agent Mercy Kilpatrick can take on any challenge—even the hostile reception to her

July 31, 2017

Love at First Crepe by Heidi Renee Mason

Born into the wealthy Simpson family, free-spirited Willow is determined to make her own way in life. Cooking is her

July 31, 2017

Exile by James Swallow

An Out of the Box Spy Hero By Dawn Ius Most spy heroes can be slotted into one of three

July 31, 2017

The Punch Escrow by Tal M. Klein

It’s the year 2147. Advancements in nanotechnology have enabled us to control aging. We’ve genetically engineered mosquitoes to feast on

July 31, 2017

Exploring Dark Short Fiction by Eric J. Guignard

For over four decades, Steve Rasnic Tem has been an acclaimed author of horror, weird, and sentimental fiction. Hailed by

July 31, 2017

The Five Senses of Horror by Eric J. Guignard

Hearing, sight, touch, smell, and taste: Our impressions of the world are formed by our five senses, and so too

July 31, 2017

The Boldest Measures by Charlie Flowers

It’s the height of summer and a sweltering weekend in London. Riz and Holly have been tasked with taking a

July 31, 2017

Atticus by J. B. Manas

WITHIN ONE MAN’S PAST LIES THE WHOLE WORLD’S FUTURE Suspended for negotiating with an armed lunatic, rookie cop Marti Coldwater

July 31, 2017

Carolina Crimes: 21 Tales of Need by Nora Gaskin Esthimer

CAROLINA CRIMES: 21 TALES OF NEED, GREED AND DIRTY DEEDS is a collection of short stories by crime writers living

July 31, 2017

Get It Right: Linda Fairstein and Marcia Clark

The Secrets to Making It Legal By John B. Valeri Despite an East Coast/West Coast divide, Linda Fairstein and Marcia

July 31, 2017

Little Boy Lost by J. D. Trafford

By Rick Reed In J.D. Trafford’s LITTLE BOY LOST, his fourth legal thriller, Attorney Justin Glass’s practice is housed in

July 31, 2017

Fatal Forgeries by Ritter Ames

By Myles Knapp FATAL FORGERIES is the fourth installment in the Bodies of Art mystery series by USA Today bestselling

July 31, 2017

Bad Apple by Barry W. Ozeroff

By Wendy Tyson In his new release, BAD APPLE, author Barry Ozeroff skillfully combines action, suspense, and complex characters to

July 31, 2017

Polo’s Long Shot by Jerry Kennealy

By G. Robert Frazier After 11 novels featuring private eye Nick Polo—the latest being POLO’S LONGSHOT—and 22 books overall, you

July 31, 2017

All Signs Point to Murder by Connie Di Marco

Rob Ramer was the perfect husband until he committed the ultimate family faux pas—he shot his sister-in-law to death. Believing

July 31, 2017

Every Day Above Ground by Glen Erik Hamilton

When an old acquaintance of Van Shaw’s late grandfather—a terminally ill ex-con—shows up in Seattle, he offers the broke veteran

July 31, 2017

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August 14 – 20: “If you could write in another genre, which one would that be?”

August 7 – 13: “How many thrillers do you read each year?”

The Good Daughter by Karin Slaughter

The August 2017 Edition of The Big Thrill

Afterlife by Marcus Sakey

Seeing Red by Sandra Brown

Among the Dead by J. R. Backlund

The Black Kachina by Jack Getze

A Merciful Truth by Kendra Elliot

Love at First Crepe by Heidi Renee Mason

Exile by James Swallow

The Punch Escrow by Tal M. Klein

Exploring Dark Short Fiction by Eric J. Guignard

The Five Senses of Horror by Eric J. Guignard

The Boldest Measures by Charlie Flowers

Atticus by J. B. Manas

Carolina Crimes: 21 Tales of Need by Nora Gaskin Esthimer

Get It Right: Linda Fairstein and Marcia Clark

Little Boy Lost by J. D. Trafford

Fatal Forgeries by Ritter Ames

Bad Apple by Barry W. Ozeroff

Polo’s Long Shot by Jerry Kennealy

All Signs Point to Murder by Connie Di Marco

Every Day Above Ground by Glen Erik Hamilton