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The Fourth Rule by Douglass Seaver

By Dawn Ius In his twenty-five years as a business executive and management consultant, Douglass Seaver has authored dozens of

February 28, 2015

Aftershock by Philip Donlay

By Dawn Ius If you knew Philip Donlay in high school, you probably caught him just “flying around.” At seventeen,

February 28, 2015

Night Night, Sleep Tight by Hallie Ephron

By Sandra Parshall When Hallie Ephron was ten years old, living in Beverly Hills with her screenwriter parents and three

February 28, 2015

Red Equinox by Douglas Wynne

By Derek Gunn Lovecraftian Horror, the Elder Gods and anything Eldritch related is notoriously difficult to do well. The problem

February 28, 2015

The Venus Trap by Louise Voss

By Amy Lignor Louise Voss is a name that continues to grow on the literary scene. As both a solo

February 28, 2015

Past Crimes by Glen Erik Hamilton

By Ian Walkley Glen Erik Hamilton’s debut thriller introduces readers to an exciting new protagonist, Van Shaw, whose military and

February 28, 2015

Full Tilt by Rick Mofina

By Basil Sands Does crime pay? Rick Mofina might say yes. He has been making his living writing about it

February 28, 2015

The Defence by Steve Cavanagh

By Ken Isaacson Steve Cavanagh’s debut novel, THE DEFENCE, features con-artist-turned-top-defense-attorney Eddie Flynn. One advance reviewer has told us to

February 28, 2015

Sabotaged by Dani Pettrey

By Dawn Ius Dani Pettrey is a die-hard thrill seeker: heli-skiing, cave diving, storm kayaking—if it’s extreme, she’s there. Or

February 28, 2015

The Lynchpin by Jeffrey B. Burton

THE LYNCHPIN is the second novel in Jeffrey B. Burton’s Agent Drew Cady mystery series. Its predecessor, The Chessman, came

February 28, 2015

Delicious Little Traitor by Jack DeWitt

By Dawn Ius Jack DeWitt knows hot rods and custom cars. From the likes of Duane Steck’s homebuilt Moonglow ’54

February 28, 2015

Too Bad to Die by Francine Mathews

By Steve P. Vincent I’d like to open a door to another history, an alternate history, where wonderful heroes we

February 28, 2015

Creed by Trisha Leaver & Lindsay Currie

By Brian Knight and Ellie Knight When their car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, Dee, her boyfriend Luke,

February 28, 2015

Long Way Down by Michael Sears

By Tim O’Mara I was in the Albany auditorium during the 2013 Barry Awards ceremony when Michael Sears and I

February 28, 2015

The Black Widow by Wendy Corsi Staub

By Linda Davies Every so often you come across an author and you think, how the heck does s/he do

February 28, 2015

Cognac Conspiracies by Jean-Pierre Alaux, Noël Balen, Sally Pane (translator)

The heirs to one of the oldest Cognac estates in France face a hostile takeover by foreign investors. Renowned wine

February 28, 2015

Fearful Symmetry by Michael McBride

More than 75 years ago, five Nazi scientists embarked upon an expedition into the frozen Himalayas in search of the

February 22, 2015

Whom Dog Hath Joined by Neil S. Plakcy

Reformed computer hacker Steve Levitan still gets a thrill from snooping into places online where he shouldn’t be. When his

February 22, 2015

Barbecue and Bad News by Nancy Naigle

Welcome to Adams Grove…where the barbecue isn’t the only thing that sizzles, in the 6th book of the Adams Grove

February 22, 2015

Destiny by Tom Lowe

When former CIA code-breaker, Paul Marcus, receives the call he thinks it’s a hoax. He’s asked to analyze a cache

February 22, 2015

Cannibal ( A Jack Sigler Thriller) by Jeremy Robinson & Sean Ellis

Still recovering from the tragic loss of a good friend, Jack Sigler, callsign: King, leads the Chess Team—a crew of

February 22, 2015

Dog Have Mercy by Neil S. Plakcy

In the sixth golden retriever mystery, Dog Have Mercy, Christmas approaches and reformed hacker Steve Levitan tries to help a

February 22, 2015

February 23 to March 1: “Do you remember your first thriller?”

The first time you discovered thrillers as a genre … do you remember which book and how it landed in

February 22, 2015

February 16 – 22: “Could you write or revise your novel if word processors were not available?”

For some authors, computers and word processing programs are a necessity. For others, a pad and pencil will do. This

February 15, 2015

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The Fourth Rule by Douglass Seaver

Aftershock by Philip Donlay

Night Night, Sleep Tight by Hallie Ephron

Red Equinox by Douglas Wynne

The Venus Trap by Louise Voss

Past Crimes by Glen Erik Hamilton

Full Tilt by Rick Mofina

The Defence by Steve Cavanagh

Sabotaged by Dani Pettrey

The Lynchpin by Jeffrey B. Burton

Delicious Little Traitor by Jack DeWitt

Too Bad to Die by Francine Mathews

Creed by Trisha Leaver & Lindsay Currie

Long Way Down by Michael Sears

The Black Widow by Wendy Corsi Staub

Cognac Conspiracies by Jean-Pierre Alaux, Noël Balen, Sally Pane (translator)

Fearful Symmetry by Michael McBride

Whom Dog Hath Joined by Neil S. Plakcy

Barbecue and Bad News by Nancy Naigle

Destiny by Tom Lowe

Cannibal ( A Jack Sigler Thriller) by Jeremy Robinson & Sean Ellis

Dog Have Mercy by Neil S. Plakcy

February 23 to March 1: “Do you remember your first thriller?”

February 16 – 22: “Could you write or revise your novel if word processors were not available?”