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Off the Page by Alex Segura

Creating P.I. Pete Fernandez By Alex Segura Sometimes you meet someone and you click. It’s like you’ve been friends for

March 31, 2017

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter by Tim Waggoner

When Xander Met Alice… By J. H. Bográn Xander Cage, the original xXx, was presumed dead until now, when he is needed

March 31, 2017

The Secrets You Keep by Kate White

Bigger, Bolder, Better—and Badass! By April Snellings Plenty of thriller protagonists find their lives or homes infiltrated by strangers who

March 31, 2017

Debut Spotlight: The Red Line by Walt Gragg

By E. A. Aymar Walt Gragg pulled off a neat trick in his debut thriller, THE RED LINE—he made a

March 31, 2017

The Lost Order by Steve Berry

When the Treasure Is Real By Dawn Ius Steve Berry, literally, can’t help himself. What began as an interview about

March 31, 2017

International Thrills: Pol Koutsakis

Trouble in Paradise? By Layton Green Our featured author for International Thrills this month is Pol Koutsakis, a Greek novelist,

March 31, 2017

African Scene: Jassy Mackenzie

Turning Dark History Into a Thriller By Michael Sears Jassy Mackenzie was born in Zimbabwe, moved to South Africa when

March 31, 2017

Between the Lines: Lisa Unger

Spark Igniting Into Flame By Dawn Ius Readers stay out of Lisa’s Unger’s head when she’s writing. She doesn’t concern

March 31, 2017

Mississippi Blood by Greg Iles

Bucking the Trends, More Than Once By Dawn Ius Greg Iles has risked his career at least three times. The

March 31, 2017

Bitter Harvest by Wendy Tyson

Writing What You Love By E.M. Powell For many thriller writers, getting their characters out of a tight corner can

March 31, 2017

The Day I Died by Lori Rader-Day

The Story That Never Let Go By R.G. Belsky Lori Rader-Day’s new book, THE DAY I DIED, took her a

March 31, 2017

The Outsider by Anthony Franze

Where Characters Come From By Robert Rotstein On a hot, humid July evening in midtown Manhattan, a dozen members of

March 31, 2017

Between the Lines: Lisa Gardner

Crafting the Adrenaline Rush By Nancy Bilyeau There is a maxim in publishing that among the various types of genre

February 28, 2017

Anatomy of Innocence: Testimonies of the Wrongfully Convicted

Thriller Writers Tell Stories of the Wrongfully Convicted By Anthony Franze Thriller writers have long championed the plight of the

February 28, 2017

Africa Scene: Michael Niemann

Telling a Captivating Story By Michael Sears Michael Niemann kicked off his career as a mystery writer with a story

February 28, 2017

Author Guided Tour: Barry Lancet on Kyoto

Kyoto: Ancient Culture, Modern Allure For many people Kyoto is the heart and soul of Japan. While Tokyo is the

February 28, 2017

Say Nothing by Brad Parks

Facing the Challenge By J. H. Bográn Brad Parks took the advice of a friend and wrote the book that

February 28, 2017

The Devil’s Triangle by Catherine Coulter & J. T. Ellison

How to Match Imaginations By E.M. Powell When a thriller opens with Leonardo da Vinci on his death bed and

February 28, 2017

International Thrills: Ragnar Jonasson

Isolation in Dark Iceland By David Swatling “Blood on the snow is interesting,” Ragnar Jónasson says with the hint of

February 28, 2017

Up Close: Charles Salzberg

The Detective in Search of Himself By Nancy Bilyeau Charles Salzberg doesn’t like pat endings. And he was willing to

February 28, 2017

Debut Spotlight: Isabella Maldonado

By Jennifer Hillier I’m so excited to interview Isabella Maldonado for the Debut Author Spotlight. She’s a former police captain,

February 28, 2017

Turning Point: Rhys Bowen

Taking on the World War II Thriller By Nancy Bilyeau Rhys Bowen was born in England during World War II and was fascinated

February 28, 2017

War Shadows by Brian Andrews and Jeff Wilson

As Real As It Gets By Steve P. Vincent U.S. Navy veterans and thriller authors Brian Andrews and Jeffrey Wilson followed

February 28, 2017

Most Dangerous Place by James Grippando

Finding the Core of Motive By April Snellings It seems the courtroom is a lot like the bestseller list: whoever

February 28, 2017

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