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By Brian Feinblum I began promoting authors and books to the media in 1989, working for a small publisher. I

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The Good Goodbye by Carla Buckley

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The First Order by Jeff Abbott

A Deadly Search for the Truth By R. G. Belsky Jeff Abbott left readers eager for more when he ended Inside

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Reacher Said Nothing: Lee Child and the Making of Make Me, by Andy Martin

By Nancy Bilyeau In 1763 a noticeably nervous James Boswell made the acquaintance of poet-editor-essayist-lexicographer Samuel Johnson in Davies’ Bookshop in

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Ruined Days by Guinotte Wise

By Charlie Cochrane In the last interview I conducted for The Big Thrill, I was revelling in uncovering the hidden

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Track Three by John H. Gibson

By Dan Levy As it happens with many writers, author John Gibson’s love of thrillers began during a childhood spent

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Helsinki Homicide: Behind Closed Doors by Jarkko Sipila

By Cathy Perkins Jarkko Sipila maintained a successful career as a crime reporter for Finland’s leading newspaper and television station

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The Locker by Adrian Magson

By Adrian Magson It’s not often I get inspired by a visit to the gym. I get bored too easily

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Powerless by Tim Washburn

By Jeff Ayers In Timothy Washburn’s novel POWERLESS, a massive geomagnetic solar storm strikes without warning. It destroys every power

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The Mystery of the Lone Wolf Killer by Unni Turrettini

By Unni Turrettini The recent shooting spree at Umpqua Community College in Oregon could have been prevented. The lives of

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The Dirt on Ninth Grave by Darynda Jones

By John Darrin Darynda Jones is into “badassery” (her word, coined, I’m sure just for this interview). If I couldn’t

December 31, 2015

Show and Tell by Amy Shojai

Amy Shojai’s successful September Day series continues the thrills with the release of SHOW AND TELL, again featuring her popular

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Knight’s Cross by Christine Kling

By Christine Kling Writers often talk about writing a book of the heart, a phrase which refers to writing a

December 31, 2015

Forty Thieves by Thomas Perry

By Austin S. Camacho What if someone hired husband-and-wife detectives to solve a murder while someone else paid married assassins

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The Forgotten Soldier by Brad Taylor

By J.H. Bográn Military thrillers are fast-paced, heavy on military equipment, and often offer a glimpse of what action looks like for soldiers. Knowing that

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A Killer Necklace by Melodie Campbell & Cynthia St-Pierre

By Cynthia St-Pierre It started innocently—at Bloody Words, Canada’s former national mystery conference, Toronto, 2006. I had just come out

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A Thousand Falling Crows by Larry D. Sweazy

By David Healey The setting and the landscape are as much of a character in Larry D. Sweazy’s new novel,

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Blind Reef by Peter Tonkin

By Karen Harper Peter Tonkin’s first novel, Killer, was published in 1978. His work has included the acclaimed “Mariner” series that

December 31, 2015

Orchard Grove by Vincent Zandri

By Steve P. Vincent New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Vincent Zandri sat down with The Big Thrill

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Wolf’s Blind by W.D. Gagliani

By Amy Lignor The mighty character of the werewolf is something booklovers turn to for excitement, following the in-depth stories

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Blaze by Kristina Stanley

Kristina Stanley, former director of security at a ski resort, is the author of the Stone Mountain Mystery Series. She

December 31, 2015

Dig Two Graves by Kim Powers

By Kim Powers In my day job—my “barista job” as I call it—I’m the senior writer for ABC’s newsmagazine, 20/20.

December 31, 2015

The Galapagos Agenda by Leonardo Wild

By Leonardo Wild Leonardo Wild’s series of paradigm shift thrillers starts with THE GALAPAGOS AGENDA, his debut novel in English

December 31, 2015

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