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Seeds of Revenge by Wendy Tyson

Planting the Perfect Mystery By E.M. Powell Wendy Tyson is back with SEEDS OF REVENGE, the third installment in her

November 30, 2017

Every Breath You Take by Mary Higgins Clark

The Fears of the Ordinary Woman By Nancy Bilyeau To wear a crown is no easy feat, but if anyone

November 30, 2017

Between the Lines: Linwood Barclay

How a Newsman Turns News Into Suspense By E.M. Powell For those of us who love our thrillers, there’s nothing

October 31, 2017

Africa Scene: Martin Steyn

Fascinated By the Darkness By Michael Sears Martin Steyn got into writing because of Stephen King’s The Dark Half, and

October 31, 2017

Trend Alert: What’s Next for the Detective Novel?

By Dawn Ius The office of a private investigator conjures up images of a dark, gritty room, the scent of

October 31, 2017

Dying to Live by Michael Stanley

When Greed is Not Good By J. H. Bográn Reading novels is one way to learn about new cultures, new

October 31, 2017

International Thrills: Johana Gustawsson

A Dark Page of Family History By David Swatling Crime fiction is as popular in France as anywhere else. Without

October 31, 2017

Debut Author Spotlight: Danny Gardner

By Joe Clifford Joe: Hey, Danny? You ready for our interview? Danny: Hey, man. I am. Joe: Great! So let’s

October 31, 2017

The Midnight Line by Lee Child

By Dawn Ius Lee Child admits he sometimes wonders what it might be like to write a novel without Jack

October 31, 2017

Written in Blood by Layton Green

Tracking a Literary Killer By R.G. Belsky Layton Green’s new book, WRITTEN IN BLOOD, has an unusual premise for a

October 31, 2017

Even If It Kills Her by Kate White

The Key to Writing Killer Suspense By A.J. Colucci Fans of Kate White’s popular Bailey Weggins series will be thrilled

October 31, 2017

Trend Report: Where is the Horror Novel Headed?

By Dawn Ius It’s impossible to overstate the impact of Stephen King on the realm of horror fiction. Beginning

September 30, 2017

Between the Lines: Heather Graham

A Gift for Finding the Bizarre By E. M. Powell Paranormal mystery fans will need no introduction to Heather Graham

September 30, 2017

International Thrills: Polina Dashkova

Each New Novel Is the First And The Last By Layton Green I’ve never met anyone who loves books and isn’t

September 30, 2017

Africa Scene: Paul E. Hardisty

When the Wrong Side Has Power By Michael Sears A Canadian by birth and now the CEO of the Australian

September 30, 2017

The Names of Dead Girls by Eric Rickstad

The Fine Art of Terrifying By Dawn Ius Eric Rickstad was just 14 years old when a terrifying encounter stripped

September 30, 2017

Debut Author Spotlight: Kellye Garrett

By Ray Daniel I met Kellye in the bar at Thrillerfest after our mutual Midnight Ink editor had told me about her

September 30, 2017

Keep Her Safe by Sophie Hannah

True Crime Turns All Too Real By Nancy Bilyeau One year, when British novelist Sophie Hannah was on a book

September 30, 2017

Spliced by Jon McGoran

A Hidden Agenda By Donna Galanti In SPLICED, young people modify themselves by splicing animal genes into their own to

September 30, 2017

A Casualty of War by Charles Todd

Layering Suspense with Historical Authenticity By Nancy Bilyeau In the two World War I mystery series written by Charles Todd, the Inspector

September 30, 2017

The Deep Dark Descending by Allen Eskens

Exploration of Vengeance By Wendy Tyson We first met homicide detective Max Rupert in Allen Eskens’ award-winning novel The Life

September 30, 2017

Between the Lines: Nelson DeMille

A Setting Most Deadly By Alex Segura Some might think that an author of Nelson DeMille’s caliber, one who has

August 31, 2017

The Sorbonne Affair by Mark Pryor

The Power of a Sharp Mind By Austin S. Camacho If you’ve had enough of explosions and are looking for

August 31, 2017

Turning Point: Jeff Abbott by R. G. Belsky

Facing Challenges—Planned and Unplanned By R.G. Belsky Jeff Abbott—author of the highly-acclaimed new thriller, BLAME—had to deal with his own

August 31, 2017

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