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Pushing Perfect by Michelle Falkoff

By Dawn Ius Today’s young adult literature isn’t afraid to tackle tough topics. To go deeper. Darker. Author Michelle Falkoff

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Murderabilia by Craig Robertson

Everyone has a hobby, some people collect death. By Dawn Ius Craig Robertson owns a handwritten letter from the Moors

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Moral Defense by Marcia Clark

Creating a Compelling Character By Dawn Ius What’s the difference between a lawyer and a liar? The pronunciation. Okay, bad

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The Female of the Species by Mindy McGinnis

Finding Beautiful Truths in Darkness By Nancy Bilyeau A murder motivated by vengeance for a horrific crime, the conflict and

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Night School by Lee Child

Travel Back in Time…for a Good Reason By J.H. Bográn The next Jack Reacher adventure takes the character, and the reader, back

October 31, 2016

Between the Lines: Alex Kava

A Writer Who Defies Expectations By Austin S. Camacho Alex Kava’s literary career is a beautiful paradox. In addition to

September 30, 2016

Up Close: Jon Land by David Swatling

Taking a Series to New Heights By David Swatling Anyone who has attended ThrillerFest knows Jon Land, award-winning author of bestselling novels and nonfiction,

September 30, 2016

Trend Report: Jack the Ripper Strikes Again

Why We Never Tire of “Saucy Jack” By Dawn Ius It’s been 128 years since the East End was terrified by a

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Chills by Mary SanGiovanni

By Anne Tibbets CHILLS begins with an unexpected snowstorm at the onset of summer, in a small town in Connecticut.

September 30, 2016

Blood on the Tracks by Barbara Nickless

By Jon Land Writing and publishing a first novel kind of reminds me of the great line from Samuel Johnson

September 30, 2016

Get It Right: Bryan E. Robinson

Ten Misconceptions About Psychotherapy in Fiction By Bryan E. Robinson, Ph.D. There is no shortage of schools of thought about

September 30, 2016

Triple Crown by Felix Francis

By E.M. Powell Thrillers set in the world of sport can be among the most exciting. But if that thriller

September 30, 2016

Killing Thyme by Leslie Budewitz

By Wendy Tyson Leslie Budewitz cooks up a tantalizing mystery with her latest in the Spice Shop series, KILLING THYME. Set in Seattle’s lush Pike Place

September 30, 2016

Yesternight by Cat Winters

The Search for Transformation By Alison McMahan What does mention of the year 1918 mean to you? To Cat Winters,

September 30, 2016

Devil Sent the Rain by Lisa Turner

By Don Helin Edgar-finalist Lisa Turner is a Southern mystery author who is fascinated by good people who do wicked

September 30, 2016

Tell Me No Lies by Lisa Hall

By Guy Bergstrom How well do you know the person you love and live with—the one lying bed next to

September 30, 2016

Michaelangelo’s Ghost by Gigi Pandian

By Don Helin Gigi Pandian’s latest book covers a lot of ground, from a lost work of art linking India

September 30, 2016

Murder in G Major by Alexia Gordon

By Cathy Perkins Debut author Alexis Gordon hits the right notes with MURDER IN G MAJOR. Stranded without luggage or

September 30, 2016

Patriarch Run by Benjamin Dancer

By David Healey In our connected age, it’s usually easy to reach an author for an interview, unless that author

September 30, 2016

Tangled Up in Brew by Joyce Tremel

By Charlie Cochrane When I slip my writer hat off and slip on my reader one (which isn’t as often

September 30, 2016

For Her Sins by Maynard Sims

By Alex Segura The murder of a young nun would raise eyebrows during any time period, but is especially combustible

September 30, 2016

Fear in the French Quarter by Stephanie Osborne

By Terry DiDomenico For years, Stephanie Osborn wanted to write a ghost story along the lines of The Hound of

September 30, 2016

Skin of Tattoos by Christina Hoag

By George Ebey New this month is author Christina Hoag’s SKIN OF TATTOOS, a harrowing thriller set in the world

September 30, 2016

The Off Season by Colleen Thompson

By Renee James Colleen Thompson is the author of 28 books—from fast-paced romantic thrillers to action-packed historical romances. Her books

September 30, 2016

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