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Ryder: American Treasure by Nick Pengelley

During of the War of 1812, British troops ransacked the White House and made off with valuables that were never

February 13, 2015

Cult of the Black Jaguar by JG Faherty

In the depths of the jungle lie mysteries drenched in blood. Ethan Foster has spent a lifetime as a guide

February 13, 2015

Blood Moon by Alexandra Sokoloff

Book Two in the Thriller Award-nominated Huntress/FBI series Twenty-five years have passed since a savage killer terrorized California, massacring three

February 9, 2015

Look Closer by Rachel Amphlett

How far would you go to protect a secret? How far would you go to expose a lie? Will Fletcher

February 9, 2015

The Lady and the Wolf by Steve Myers

Hardboiled detective novel dealing with murder, drug dealing, and a woman in trouble. Librarian, Becky Heyward is trapped in an

February 9, 2015

February 9 – 15: “How do our stories lie?”

ITW Member Brian C. Poole says: “At heart all storytellers are liars.” This week, ITW Members Ryan Quinn, Ken Oxman,

February 8, 2015

Trafficked: The Diary of a Sex Slave by Sibel Hodge

From the author of No. 1 Bestseller Look Behind You… My name is Elena and I used to be a

February 6, 2015

The Advocate’s Felony by Teresa Burrell

When Attorney Sabre Brown’s phone rings at 2 a.m. she’s shocked to hear from her brother, Ron, who has been

February 6, 2015

Hellfire & Damnation III by Connie (Corcoran) Wilson

This 3rd installment in the award-winning series organized around the 9 Circles of Hell in Dante’s “Inferno” takes you on

February 6, 2015

Initiated to Kill by Sharlene Almond

Two men from different generations, both initiated into a powerful organisation that throughout history has sought control and uses their

February 6, 2015

A Nest in the Ashes by Christine Goff

The critically acclaimed Birdwatcher Mystery Series focuses on environmental concerns through bird-related issues, and wraps them in a delectable, page-turning

February 6, 2015

Santa Claus, Lies, and Murder by Sibel Hodge

Santa has gone missing and the fate of Christmas is in Amber Fox’s hands… When the bones of St Nicholas,

February 6, 2015

Hot Rod Heart: A Noir Novelette by Thomas Pluck

Bobby and Karen fit together like two sharp-toothed gears, suping up cars, racing them for pinks, and selling their rods

February 6, 2015

Rocco and the Snow Angel by Adrian Magson

An Inspector Lucas Rocco novella from Cecil Court Press – for lovers of French-based crime fiction. Picardie, France. 1964. A

February 6, 2015

Target Shy & Sexy by L. J. Martin

Mike Reardon is at it again, only this time it’s an easy bodyguard gig…and the body is beautiful and talented.

February 6, 2015

Lessons for Survivors by Charlie Cochrane

Historical cosy mystery with romantic elements. A more than professional interest . . . a more than personal intrigue. Orlando

February 6, 2015

February 2 – 8: “Do authors sometimes regret killing off a character?”

Thrillers, mysteries and crime fiction all have their fair share of murder and mayhem, but do the authors ever regret

February 1, 2015

A Between The Lines Interview With Lisa Gardner

By Dawn Ius Resting prominently on Lisa Gardner’s desk is her International Thriller Writers Award for best thriller, a ceramic

January 31, 2015

Special to the Big Thrill: Why We Love the Political Thriller by Steve P. Vincent

From Fleming to Clancy and Beyond: Why We Love the Political Thriller By Steve P. Vincent We love a political

January 31, 2015

Special to the Big Thrill: The Long Road to Collaboration by Grant Jerkins and Jan Thomas

Done in Fifteen Years: The Long Road to Collaboration By Grant Jerkins and Jan Thomas Whenever a substantial creative endeavor

January 31, 2015

Special to the Big Thrill: The Importance of the Historical Thriller by Jerry Amernic

By Jerry Amernic From my observations, people, especially the young, are surprisingly ignorant of history. When I taught writing courses

January 31, 2015

International Thrills: An interview with bestselling Australian-British author Alan Baxter

By J. F. Penn Alan Baxter is a bestselling and award-nominated author of dark urban fantasy novels and short stories.

January 31, 2015

The February 2015 Edition of The Big Thrill

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

January 31, 2015

Africa Scene: An Interview with Priscilla Holmes

By Joanne Hichens Priscilla Holmes is a Cape Town–based writer of many sorts of fiction, most recently a crime fiction

January 31, 2015

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Ryder: American Treasure by Nick Pengelley

Cult of the Black Jaguar by JG Faherty

Blood Moon by Alexandra Sokoloff

Look Closer by Rachel Amphlett

The Lady and the Wolf by Steve Myers

February 9 – 15: “How do our stories lie?”

Trafficked: The Diary of a Sex Slave by Sibel Hodge

The Advocate’s Felony by Teresa Burrell

Hellfire & Damnation III by Connie (Corcoran) Wilson

Initiated to Kill by Sharlene Almond

A Nest in the Ashes by Christine Goff

Santa Claus, Lies, and Murder by Sibel Hodge

Hot Rod Heart: A Noir Novelette by Thomas Pluck

Rocco and the Snow Angel by Adrian Magson

Target Shy & Sexy by L. J. Martin

Lessons for Survivors by Charlie Cochrane

February 2 – 8: “Do authors sometimes regret killing off a character?”

A Between The Lines Interview With Lisa Gardner

Special to the Big Thrill: Why We Love the Political Thriller by Steve P. Vincent

Special to the Big Thrill: The Long Road to Collaboration by Grant Jerkins and Jan Thomas

Special to the Big Thrill: The Importance of the Historical Thriller by Jerry Amernic

International Thrills: An interview with bestselling Australian-British author Alan Baxter

The February 2015 Edition of The Big Thrill

Africa Scene: An Interview with Priscilla Holmes