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Choice of Enemies by M.A. Richards

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A Brilliant Death by Robin Yocum

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Hard Cover by Adrian Magson

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The Semester of Our Discontent by Cynthia Kuhn

By Austin S. Camacho Brain twisting murder mysteries can take place just about any place, but if you’ve never read

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No One Knows by J.T. Ellison

By James Ziskin New York Times best-selling author J. T. Ellison is known for her two addictive suspense series, one

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Sandman by David Hodges

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Savage Justice by Dustin Dodd

What do you mean you started writing a book? For someone who nearly needed a bayonet in the spine to

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Hanging Mary by Susan Higginbotham

By Nancy Bilyeau An award-winner for her historical fiction on such Plantagenet-era figures as Margaret of Anjou, Jane Dudley and

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Only Ever You by Rebecca Drake

By E.M. Powell Suspense author Rebecca Drake’s new psychological thriller, ONLY EVER YOU, opens with a gut-wrenching scenario familiar to many

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The Midwife and the Assassin by Sam Thomas

An Unexpected Heroine From History By Nancy Bilyeau In his popular historical mystery series, Sam Thomas tells the story of

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The Girl From Home by Adam Mitzner

By Alison McMahan “It’s about people who feel they consciously have to redeem themselves.” That’s how Adam Mitzner describes his fourth book, THE GIRL FROM HOME:

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Poisonous by Allison Brennan

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Far From True by Linwood Barclay

By Anthony Franze A popular UK quiz show recently posed this question to a contestant: “Author Linwood Barclay is known

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Africa Scene: Interview with Todd Moss

A Diplomat Turns Thriller Writer By Michael Sears Todd Moss has the perfect background to write political thrillers about

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Crosswise by S.W. Lauden

By Anne Tibbets The idea for CROSSWISE first came to S.W. Lauden while doing a crossword puzzle on vacation in

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One Dead, Two to Go by Elena Hartwell

By Jessica Driscoll The woman that Private Investigator Eddie Shoes photographed kissing her client’s husband ends up dead. When Eddie’s

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Just Fall by Nina Sadowsky

By Kay Kendall JUST FALL is a contemporary thriller that has everything—hot sex, hot sands, a high body count, and

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Surveillance by Reece Hirsch

By Dawn Ius Use your shredder. Don’t save your credit card information in your online accounts. Never click on an

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International Thrills: Interview with Dolores Redondo

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Between the Lines with Harlan Coben, by A.J. Colucci

Lessons From the Master of the Twist By A.J. Colucci Crime writer Harlan Coben is arguably today’s Master of the

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International Thrills: Interview with Quentin Bates

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Overwatch by Matthew Betley

By J. H. Bográn When I first got into reading thrillers, there were three authors who distinctly defined the genre for

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