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A Twisted Vengeance by Candace Robb

1399. York is preparing for civil war, teeming with knights and their armed retainers summoned for the city’s defense. Henry

April 30, 2017

South California Purples by Baron R. Birtcher

The year is 1973, and the last of America’s soldiers are returning home from Vietnam, often shouted down and spat

April 30, 2017

Red Sniper by David Healey

RED SNIPER is the story of a rescue mission for American POWs held captive by the Russians at the end

April 30, 2017

The Body in the Ice by A. J. Mackenzie

Christmas Day, 1796, on Romney Marsh. Two servants, foraging at New Hall for firewood on a freezing afternoon, discover an

April 30, 2017

Death Never Lets Go by Maura Azzano

Terror grips the city… In a series of brutal murders, three young women have been killed on the subway, and

April 30, 2017

Justice Delayed by Marti Green

The brutal murder of sixteen-year-old Kelly Braden sends shockwaves through a community—and an intellectually disabled man to jail. The only

April 30, 2017

Fatal Mistake by Susan Sleeman

An FBI agent must protect the woman who can identify a terrorist bomber in bestselling author Susan Sleeman’s riveting new

April 30, 2017

Reunited With the P.I. by Anna J. Stewart

Exactly why should P.I. Vince Sutton take his ex-wife’s case? Because she, assistant district attorney Simone Armstrong, put his brother

April 30, 2017

The Devil’s Country by Harry Hunsicker

Former Texas Ranger Arlo Baines didn’t come to the tiny West Texas town of Piedra Springs to cause trouble. After

April 30, 2017

A Filthy Business by William Lashner

Diving Deeper Into Darkness By Donna Galanti William Lashner, New York Times bestselling author of The Four Night Run, Guaranteed

April 27, 2017

April 24 – 30: “Of the books you have written, which is your favorite?”

This week we’re joined by ITW Members Lisa von Biela, John Hegenberger, Vicki Delany, Toni LoTempio, Cara Putman, DiAnn Mills,

April 23, 2017

April 17 – 23: “Mental illness in thrillers?”

This week ITW Members Lisa von Biela, Thomas Pluck and DiAnn Mills will discuss mental illness in thrillers. Is it

April 17, 2017

April 10 – 16: “What about beverages?”

Books often focus in on food but what about beverages? This week a full slate of ITW Members, including Lisa

April 9, 2017

April 3 – 9: “Which thriller writers are skilled at educating the public on otherwise difficult public and business programs?”

Fiction can educate – explaining the routines and need for national security, public safety, and other government or corporate operations.

April 3, 2017

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A Twisted Vengeance by Candace Robb

South California Purples by Baron R. Birtcher

Red Sniper by David Healey

The Body in the Ice by A. J. Mackenzie

Death Never Lets Go by Maura Azzano

Justice Delayed by Marti Green

Fatal Mistake by Susan Sleeman

Reunited With the P.I. by Anna J. Stewart

The Devil’s Country by Harry Hunsicker

A Filthy Business by William Lashner

April 24 – 30: “Of the books you have written, which is your favorite?”

April 17 – 23: “Mental illness in thrillers?”

April 10 – 16: “What about beverages?”

April 3 – 9: “Which thriller writers are skilled at educating the public on otherwise difficult public and business programs?”

The Lost Order by Steve Berry

Debut Spotlight: The Red Line by Walt Gragg

The Secrets You Keep by Kate White

Off the Page by Alex Segura

Mississippi Blood by Greg Iles

Between the Lines: Lisa Unger

International Thrills: Pol Koutsakis

The April 2017 Edition of The Big Thrill

Cat Got Your Cash by Julie Chase

Heavy Metal by Andrew Bourelle