By Jaden Terrell Saralyn Richard was already an award-winning children’s book author when she started her first police p…
Up Close: Iris & Roy Johansen
Partnership Still Thriving 10 Books Later By Jaden Terrell For years, New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen an…
Skunk Train by Joe Clifford
By Jaden Terrell Joe Clifford’s author photo shows a bearded man in a black T-shirt. Tattooed arms, one a colorful sleev…
After the Storm by Marietta Miles
By Jaden Terrell Marietta Miles likes her genres dark. The darker the better. Her roots as a writer are in horror, and w…
On the Cover: Laura McHugh
A Thriller Rooted in Personal Experience By Jaden Terrell Sometimes you pick up a book so beautifully written and resona…
Up Close: Lynn Chandler Willis
The Path From True Crime to Fiction By Jaden Terrell Lynn Chandler Willis’s first book was a nonfiction account of a mur…
Up Close: Nina Laurin
Unmasking the Darkness By Jaden Terrell The darkness behind the mask. We see it in the quiet man next door who turns out…
The Secrets We Bury by Debra Webb
By Jaden Terrell In her latest novel, USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling author Debra Webb brings back Dr. Rowa…
Corned Beef and Casualties by Lynn Cahoon
By Jaden Terrell New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Lynn Cahoon combines dark themes with light-hearted fun…
Between the Lines: Kat Martin
Perseverance Key to Martin’s Success By Jaden Terrell With a 30-year writing career and more than 70 historical and mode…
Cyber Attack by Tim Washburn
By Jaden Terrell The years that author Tim Washburn spent working in the television business are demonstrated in the cin…
The Spectral City by Leanna Renee Hieber
By Jaden Terrell When she’s not writing bestselling and award-winning Gothic Victorian Fantasy, Leanna Renee Hieber moon…
A Deadly Brew by Lynn Cahoon
By Jaden Terrell Lynn Cahoon’s home page says she writes about small towns and families—the ones you’re born into and th…
Trust But Verify by Karna Small Bodman
By Jaden Terrell Like most writers, Karna Small Bodman started her adult life with a day job. Not an ordinary day job, l…
Somebody’s Daughter by David Bell
By Jaden Terrell Academia isn’t known for its acceptance of genre writers. We’re all familiar with the stereotype of sta…
A Lady’s Guide to Etiquette and Murder by Dianne Freeman
By Jaden Terrell A LADY’S GUIDE TO ETIQUETTE AND MURDER isn’t the debut one might expect from a woman who spent most of …
Farewell, My Cuckoo by Marty Wingate
By Jaden Terrell The first thing I noticed about Marty Wingate’s books was that they are very British. Reading her lates…
Death By a Whisker by T. C. Lotempio
By Jaden Terrell You wouldn’t know it from her lighthearted and clever cozies, but bestselling author T.C. (Toni) LoTemp…
A Kill for the Poet by Simon Maltman
By Jaden Terrell In a Wall Street Journal interview, bestselling thriller author Lee Child describes Belfast as “perfect…
Oath of Honor by Lynette Eason
By Jaden Terrell Like many crime fiction writers, Lynette Eason has always loved mysteries. She grew up reading Nancy Dr…
Texas Christmas Defender by Elizabeth Goddard
By Jaden Terrell As a seventh-generation Texan, bestselling author Elizabeth Goddard was lulled to sleep as a child by t…
Her Last Goodbye by Melinda Leigh
By Jaden Terrell Bestselling author Melinda Leigh describes herself as a “fully recovered banker” whose writing career b…
A Tale of Two Kitties by Sofie Kelly
By Jaden Terrell Sofie Kelly took a roundabout path to becoming the New York Times bestselling author of the Magical Cat…
Gone Without a Trace by Mary Torjussen
By Jaden Terrell Mary Torjussen’s debut novel, GONE WITHOUT A TRACE is a fascinating exploration of obsession and the na…