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By Myles Knapp They say “write what you know.” Philip Donlay takes this a bit further. “Write what you’re passionate

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Tell Me No Lies by Lynn Chandler Willis

By Terry DiDomenico A tried and true adage is to write what you know. The difficult part is taking what

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Bloody Paradise by Jame DiBiasio

By Renee James Jame DiBiasio is an American journalist and author who moved to Hong Kong twenty years ago and

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The Tesla Objective by David Sakmyster

By Tom O’Brien Caleb Crowe is back as a professor of archaeology with psychic abilities. A cross between Indiana Jones

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Her True Match (X-OPS 6) by Paige Tyler

FORCED TOGETHER When feline shifter Dreya Clark is escorted from police interrogation by two secret agents, she thinks she’s dodged

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Korrosion by Peter Beck

A caramelized baker. A lonely old woman, beaten to death at Christmas finished off with a needle through the eye. The

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Before Sunrise by Rick Mofina

In BEFORE SUNRISE, a short, dark novel, we meet Will Fortin of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, on patrol in

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Invasion: Ice Hammer (Book 1) by Basil Sands

When an invasion splits Brad Stone’s family apart he finds himself fighting for his life as he searches for his

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The Mystery of the Curiosities by C. S. Poe

By L. E. Fitzpatrick Sebastian Snow is the owner of Snow’s Antique Emporium. With an encyclopaedic knowledge of the 1800s,

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Police at the Station & They Don’t Look Friendly by Adrian McKinty

Belfast 1988: A man is found dead, killed with a bolt from a crossbow in front of his house. This

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Illicit Trade by Michael Niemann

Two poor Kenyan men visiting the U.S. are found dead, one in jail, one on the street. Both used forged

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The Damselfly by S. J. I. Holliday

Katie Taylor is the perfect student. She’s bright and funny, she has a boyfriend who adores her and there are

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Where the Lost Girls Go by R. J. Noonan

Rookie cop Laura Mori catches her first investigation when the fiery crash of a sports car lights up the night

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Dead in the Water by Annelise Ryan

Deputy coroner Mattie Winston is starting to feel like she’s in way over her head . . . As the

February 28, 2017

15 Minutes by Larissa Reinhart

#10days #findthewoman #getthejob #doNOTfallinlove When ex-teen star Maizie Albright returns to her Southern hometown of Black Pine, Georgia, she hoped

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The Housewife Assassin’s Terrorist TV Guide by Josie Brown

Housewife assassin Donna Stone must be more than just ready for her close-up if she’s to stop a terrorist cell

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Envy the Dead by Robert J. Randisi

Sangster doesn’t seem to be able to escape his past as a hit man, no matter how hard he tries.

February 28, 2017

Prayer for the Dead by James Oswald

The search for a missing journalist is called off as a body is found at the scene of a carefully

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Shadows and Echoes by James Cabot

The first book in the RISING SUN triptych, a science fiction historical thriller. An unearthly / mysterious / sinister and

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The Logan Triad by Nathan Walpow

By Dan Levy Admittedly, novellas are an unfamiliar storytelling platform for me. Positioned somewhere between the plot-driven short story and

February 28, 2017

No Darker Place by Debra Webb

By Karen Harper I was excited to be able to interview Debra Webb for her new novel NO DARKER PLACE.

February 28, 2017

Child’s Play by Merry Jones

By Jaden Terrell Like many authors, if Merry Jones goes too long without writing, she becomes agitated and irritable. That

February 28, 2017

Ocean of Storms by Christopher Mari and Jeremy K. Brown

In the not-so-distant future, an explosion on the moon generates a world-crippling electromagnetic pulse. Tensions between the US and China

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Into the Firestorm by Kat Martin

By E.M. Powell I’m sure we’ve all come across the ‘Why I Write’ statements. They come in as many forms

January 31, 2017

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